Fixing the Finder.app
Thursday, January 26th, 2006The Finder team is seeking an energetic, motivated software engineer to help develop next generation versions of the Finder, the notorious file browser for Mac OS X.
"It seems that perfection is reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away." –Antoine de Saint Exupéry
The Finder team is seeking an energetic, motivated software engineer to help develop next generation versions of the Finder, the notorious file browser for Mac OS X.
Google looses its credibility. The company with the mission statement To organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. will censor its search results in China. They will also offer a news service that will be confined to government-sanctioned media.
cyberduck.ch is on rank 5 for the most popular sites in the ‘.ch’ top level domain tagged on del.icio.us.
I missed that Simon finally put his new short online.
Jumpstart is a short I did for the Pixar Animation 3 class. We had to come up with a story; then design, model, rig and finally animate the characters. The story had to be no longer than 1min 39sec and could not have more than two characters.
Too bad Apple doesn’t care about proper support for photocast feeds. Mark Pilgrim summed it up on the syndication-dev mailing list with:
“iPhoto 6 doesn’t understand the first thing about HTTP, the
first thing about XML, or the first thing about RSS. It ignores
features of HTTP that Netscape 4 supported in 1996, and mis-implements
features of XML that Microsoft got right in 1997. It ignores 95% of
RSS and Atom and gets most of the remaining 5% wrong.”