It’s a whopping 22.65 MB (or 22.70 MB, depending on where you look)! I wonder how big Firefox is.
Safari for Windows is the fastest and easiest-to-use web browser for the PC. It displays web pages faster than any other browser and is filled with innovative features — all delivered in an efficient [...]

What is this? I don’t remember ordering it.

Apple Store

Shipment Notification

Hello Elliot Lee,
We wanted to let you know that your order has shipped. If you ordered multiple items, you may receive separate shipments with no additional shipping charges. All shipments except those delivered by the U.S. Postal Service require a signature on receipt. Visit Order [...]

On Nov 2, 2007, I ordered a black GadgetWrap iPhone Smartwrap Silicone Case. The thing I loved about it is that it has a method for storing the headset cable, so it doesn’t get insanely tangled every time I put the iPhone in my pocket.
The cost of the case was $7.99, plus $6.05 shipping for [...]

Here’s how to fix it:
All,
This morning we updated the MAC version of the Flash Player 9 Update beta on http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer9/ , specifically to address this issue.
Leopard users who would like to avoid this issue should update to 9.0.98.0.
Regards,
Bentley Wolfe
Senior Support Engineer, Flash/Flash Player
via the Revver Forums

I tried Albatross18 on my new 2.4 GHz Apple iMac via Parallels, and it’s painfully slow. It really doesn’t support 3D acceleration. However, I’m writing this post in Firefox under Windows XP under Parallels now, and that works fine. 2D games, such as StarCraft, are also fine. It’s just 3D games that simply do not [...]

To add a new node, press the Tab key. That’s what that funny-looking arrow ->| symbol is. Documented in the wiki here.

I have so many gripes now, that I felt I should start an ongoing list.

Mouse acceleration curve is broken.
They crash and freeze as much as Windows PCs.
Default “home” and “end” key behavior is stupid.
Default key repeat rate is maddeningly slow.
No built-in memory card reader.
No TrackPoint.
Default “tab” behavior sucks: it selects text boxes only.
You need a [...]

For some reason this stuck out as being particularly funny. From The Joy of Tech. 

Here’s a truly excellent utility that comes with Mac OS X, and I didn’t even know it! Source 

This is pretty hard to figure out, but at least the “Help” function in Leopard works pretty well. Just type “tabs” and you’ll see the answer there shortly. In summary, it’s simply command+{ for previous tab, command+} for next tab. That’s probably command+shift+[ and command+shift+] on your keyboard.