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August 2002 – Just like how old people start sleeping in separate beds, PalmSource and Palm Solutions
move to separate campuses.

(Even the official website can’t quite get it straight)

Air conditioning’s still out. Current temp: 87°.

I think something may be seriously wrong with the air conditioning in our apartment.

P.S. Did you know you can get an Atom feed of just my sketchbook pages?

Podcasting is still very, very new. As in like still dripping-wet new. …

There are several signs, in fact, that Apple’s podcasting features were rushed to market …

Apple couldn’t have come up with a better name for this phenomenon if they’d gotten to choose it themselves.

From Is That a Podcast in your Pocket?, which might also be entitled “Apple Owes Adam Curry a Big Sack of Cash.”

[Also please see my own beef with iTunes’ podcast support: Atom feeds need not apply.]

Guy1: Yeah! Play again? C’mon. Alright, who do we play next?
Me: (walking up) Me.
Guy2: You got a partner?
Me: I don’t need one.
Guy1: You’re that good?
Me: Yes.
Them: (Noises indicating unsuredness of me and the situation)
(They foose, I immediately pass from 5 to 3 and score on an angle.)
Guy1: We’re so screwed.

Wow, I guess this is what you get when you run Software Update but forget to reboot:

CoreGraphics server version 256.0 not compatible with client version 256.5; log out or reboot needed

I was disappointed to discover that while it has no problem interpreting podcasts distributed as RSS 2.0 with <enclosure> tags, iTunes completely ignores Atom feeds with <link rel="enclosure"> elements. In fact, it’s pretty darned insensitive when it comes to parsing feeds in general. (Boo-urns, as Chris would say.)

See for yourself with my simple demonstration podcasts (don’t get used to it; this is the only podcast I’ll ever do):

Podcast (Atom) / Podcast (RSS)