Archive for January, 2002

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Sunday, January 27th, 2002

ZeroG makes a cool program called InstallAnywhere that you can use to create platform-neutral installers for distributing your Java applications (the installer will even install the JRE/Virtual Machine if the client computer lacks it [currently supports Windows, Mac Classic and OSX, Solaris, Linux, LinuxPPC, HP-UX, and AIX]).Very cool.

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Friday, January 25th, 2002

In the past week, someone has offered to translate the bassbook into Portuguese. People have occasionally made offers to translate the bassbook (once into Spanish and once into Russian). And someone has already translated the rec.music.makers.bass FAQ into Italian.
I’m excited to see this new translation. If you’re interested in translating the bassbook or rmmbfaq [...]

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Friday, January 11th, 2002

Not long back, Microsoft proposed to the courts that they should be allowed to make restitution for their decades of illegal business practices through a plan touted as an effort to benefit poor public schools (by giving them refurbished PCs loaded with the Windows OS) but one that was, quite obviously, a simple strategy to [...]

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Thursday, January 10th, 2002

Problem: you’re bored with the look of your computer’s virtual desktop. Solution: grab lots of beautiful icons and then learn how to tweak your interface. Voila!
Problem: there are some great Macintosh games that you haven’t played in years because your old Perfoma 631CD is sitting in an attic somewhere. Solution: grab a copy of BasiliskII, [...]

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Monday, January 7th, 2002

In the last week, there have been lots of backend changes here at wheatdesign and there are more to come. The styleswitcher script is now working very well on windows machines and macs running IE or Mozilla. Next, I’m going to fix a few typos and get everything to validate. Thanks to sjarvis for the [...]

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Wednesday, January 2nd, 2002

I just now uploaded the working version of wheatdesign.com 2.5, a site-wide redesign involving just about every page on the site, so please bear with me during this time of transition. The archives are screwy right now and there are probably other glitches that I haven’t noticed yet. All will be well soon.

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