iThink that is the mark of a good blog. A blog iSimply started as a response to a situation… it has spawned so much more and all of it for no cost to me at all. Except my time, energy and combination of the two to make the RSS subscribers happy. And speaking of happy, iAm officially happy to have reached 500,000 visitors to the web pages of Thunk Different.
Thank you readers, WordPress, Apple, the Wall Street Journal, IBM, and everyone else who has published my work and made this possible. iAm humbled, iThunk none of this was possible and wouldn’t have been with out the web & the people the make it possible… you.
Ha ha. Funny. Such a nice song too. So what’s up with No 64-bit CS4 for Adobe’s next release of Photoshop? A bunch a hooey about carbon & Cocoa & OS X Support. I’m sure Adobe is just miffed about no flash on the iPhone, but who wins? Not us customers – say… maybe Dells don’t look so bad after all.
Move over “Cheeseburger-eating Hasselhoff“, there’s a new drunk in town! What happens when you take the classic 1999 Jeff Goldblum iMac commercial and slow it down about 30 percent? You get a hilarious piece of footage capable of taking Goldblum’s kids away in any future custody battle!
Last month saw some pretty big numbers. Likely enough to advertise some serious coin. However, Thunk Different still has a ways to go before we are even a year old and there is so much more to do with 2.0 weblogs. If you would like to write for Thunk Different, or collaborate just say the word and we’ll see what’s shaking. Thanks for reading people, it’s a great resource, so bookmark us for sure if you like iphone, mac, apple, wii, games, tech, mobile, biz, movies, sex, green business & gorgeous photography – it’s what we do.. its the world thought out and turned on its head, we can think different, this blog is thunk different… It’s web 2.0
The Mac startup sound wasn’t a $$$ marketing exercise. It was a hack that was quietly dropped into the machine by an engineer with a home studio… can you change the sound? As far as I know… no. here’s more.>>This [mp3] famous Mac startup sound (still installed in every new Mac) was recorded Jim Reekes, and first used on the Quadra 700, which launched in 1991 costing $7,000. >> Jim’s most famous pop-culture moment was the scene in Jurassic Park where the park’s computers are all rebooted with his sound. But it’s most awesome musical use is as the bassline in Transformer di Roboter’s ace cover of ‘Stranger in Moscow’ - here [mp3]
“[Improved in Beta 4!] Firefox 3 Beta 4 includes more than 900 enhancements from the previous beta, including drastic improvements to performance and memory usage, as well as fixes for stability, platform enhancements and user interface improvements. Many of these improvements were based on community feedback from the previous beta.”
A Mozilla developer has discovered undocumented Mac OS X framework APIs that are being used in Safari. This discovery has led some to question if Apple is giving itself an unfair advantage, with some pointing out that if Microsoft was caught doing this it might find itself in front of a judge.
Posted by Ryan Thompson 
