Today – no, strike that – Sunday, I embarked on a glorious quest. A quest to optimize my faithful and trusty G4 Cube’s disk.
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I admit that I was quite concerned by headlines implying that Apple has taken a step away from FireWire this past week.
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… or $15 per month. That’s one way the new Napster characterizes the choice between the iTunes Music Store and Napster To Go.

They’re idiots. (Really, don’t hold back… tell us how you really feel.?ed)
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I can’t stand the thought of having two separate RSS reader/aggregators, one for my normal (non-audio) feeds and one for the podcasts. NetNewsWire is delivering on the promise of integrating both into a single reader.
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Unlike the iTrip, I’ve been enjoying the iPod mini dock almost since I opened the box.
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If you’ve been under a rock like me, you didn’t notice the hubbub around a homemade ad by high school teacher George Masters.
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My micro-review of the Griffin Technology iTrip.
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Finally, freedom from the cassette adapter that I’ve had in the car for so many years. Though I still need to keep it around should I want to connect the CD player in the car… like that’ll happen!
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Fortunately for those of us who see clear through Real’s “Freedom of Choice” online petition, there’s a counter-petition to tell them to “stick it.”
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Behold John Gruber’s usual dose of well-reasoned argument, this time about the iPod and iTunes Music Store.
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