Rui CarmoIf mondays were portrayed in shaving commercials, they would be the grating concrete surface the actor would use to sand off his beard.
Fortunately, today some progress was made (by the simple GTD-foo of ignoring everything else until I had every single item on my inbox tagged, flagged or dealt with in some other fashion).
Back home, Mail.app doesn't help, either - I've been opening it an closing it for an hour now in vain hope of it figuring out the status of my newspipe mailbox (which is now remote and accessed through secure IMAP), and the thing simply can't display more than a couple of messages before packing up (it seems to spend 99% of its time caching attachments).
In the meantime, sifting what little news I could get in this fashion yielded only four topics of interest (besides the usual updates to my iPhone node):
- The Ultimate Usability Test: Tim Bray buys his mom a Mac mini (via Michael Tsai).
- Safari got updated to 2.0.1 today. This might be the bugfix I've been waiting for (but I'll wait a couple of days before updating).
- Via the spool, found fseventer.
- Found Stellarium, which, like Celestia before it, renders beautifully on my 20" iMac (although it does not understand the wide aspect ratio yet, have to look into that).
And, finally, via IM from a friend: there is an Intel underworld after all. Oh my...