Stainless is now open source
Of all the 'minor' browsers, Stainless has always been my favourite. After a period where updates were becoming few and far between, the developers recently decided to open source the project.
Of all the 'minor' browsers, Stainless has always been my favourite. After a period where updates were becoming few and far between, the developers recently decided to open source the project.
In his review of the iPod nano, Nilay Patel basically states that today managing files locally, through a wired connection between the device and the computer, "feels clunky and archaic". For me it's not that big a deal.
The 'exciting news' — at least for its developers — is that Sparrow has been acquired by Google. To me, it's yet another proof of the crushing power of money.
A quick look at a disc burning application that, albeit not in development anymore, still works great and still has a lot of value.
I'm borrowing the famous Lucky Strike tag line to share my recent experience and observations regarding DVD burning.