Science & Tech. archives

* The "Macintosh & Misc." category was split into two separate categories in February 2007: "Culture & Travel" and "Science & Technology."

Scientific Web sites:

space.com

Global Warming paper, from Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine

HD Digital Radio (It's already here!)

Links to publishers & select Mac developers:

Apple Computer

MacAddict magazine

MacWorld magazine

MacHome magazine

Mac Observer

About This Particular Macintosh (online magazine)

MacMaps.com

Apple Matters

PHP Hypertext Preprocessor

Nisus (Nisus Writer, etc.)

Mireth (iVDC: video CDs, etc.)

Lemke (Graphic Converter, etc.)

Taco (Taco HTML Edit, etc.)

JavaScript Coder

Net News Wire

Web tech resources

Cookie Central

W3 Schools: Javascript tutorials, etc.

FBI: "Whois" Database & Cybercrime

ASCII table

Internet country codes

To see previous blog entries, go to the Science & Technology archives page.

My Macintoshes: *

NOTES: The "plus" figures refer to upgrades after the original purchase, including peripheral hard drives.
* Even after all these years, all four of my old Macs still boot up and function properly.

CAUTION: Exposing your eyes to this subliminal flashing image for an extended period of time may cause you to buy a Mac. You have been warned.


Remember that old song by Queen, "I'm In Love With My Car"? Well it's kinda like that. In the early 1980s I used to press my nose against the window of computer stores and yearn for an Apple IIC or an Apple III. Then came January 1984 and the unveiling of Macintosh during the Super Bowl half time. I could see right then and there my destiny as a crusader for free thought. Three years later I finally had enough money to buy my first Mac, a Macintosh Plus, and I was immediately enthralled with the vast power at my disposal. In 1994 I bought an Apple PowerBook 150 and took it to Peru with me to do writing and research for my dissertation. In March 2001 I bought my third and current Mac: an iMac "Flower Power" edition, and once again I was in MacNerd heaven. All three of my Macs still function, and I have no plans to dispose of any of them. I don't expect long-term Windows users to understand, but I know there are plenty of Mac folks out there who know the joy: Macs rock!

DISCLAIMER: I, Andrew Clem, have not received any compensation from Apple Computer, Inc. in exchange for this blatant (yet deeply sincere) commercial endorsement. Not that I would refuse such an offer, mind you...