Category Archives: carbon

Reflections on an iBook G4

Posted on 2020-10-13 by Graham

I had an item in OmniFocus to “write on why I wish I was still using my 2006 iBook”, and then Tim Sneath’s tweet on unboxing a G4 iMac sealed the deal. I wish I was still using my 2006 … Continue reading →

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WWDC dates announced

Posted on 2010-04-28 by Graham Lee

The entire of Twitter has imploded after noticing that Apple has announced the dates for WWDC, this year June 7-11. That’s too short notice for me to go, and having only recently started working again after a few months concentrating … Continue reading →

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WWDC wind-down

Posted on 2009-06-13 by Graham Lee

As everyone is getting on their respective planes and flying back to their respective homelands, it’s time to look back on what happened and what the conference means. The event itself was great fun, as ever. Meeting loads of new … Continue reading →

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WWDC part 0

Posted on 2008-06-09 by Graham Lee

well, here it is, the pre-WWDC “I’m jetlagged so you have to put up with my wittering” post. I’m just waiting for a softwareupdate to finish so that I can go out with my camera, taking some early-morning pictures before … Continue reading →

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Tracking the invisible, moving, unpredictable target

Posted on 2008-04-21 by Graham Lee

An idea which has been creeping up on me from the side over the last couple of weeks hit me square in the face today. No matter what standards we Cocoa types use to create our user interfaces, the official … Continue reading →

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