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Continue reading →: Revenge of the Sith
I was reading Dardy’s blog, in which he mentioned that he saw the last two Star Wars movies on opening day at midnight. “Wait a second,” I thought to myself, “I saw Attack of the Clones with him on opening day, but it wasn’t the midnight showing!” Dardy was quite…
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Continue reading →: Steven's Graduation Party
What began years ago will soon come to an end: Steven Kam, JD. All that’s left now is the Bar exam in July. Then, we shall all bow down to Judge Drea… err… Judge Kam! Last night, friends celebrated with Steven at Everett and Jones BBQ in Oakland’s Jack London…
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Continue reading →: Tiger Archive and Install and Photoshop
If you use Photoshop CS and have recently upgraded to Tiger via Archive and Install, you may have noticed that you can’t drag and drop files or double-click on them from the Finder to open them. The only way to open the files is via the File Browser or the…
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Continue reading →: Waiting for the Red-Eye
Last night, I had dinner with Eric, Geoff and Livia at Gordon Biersch in downtown Palo Alto. With their jet-set lifestyles, it’s hard to keep up with these people! Eric just returned from French Polynesia, and Geoff and Livia were going to take a red-eye flight to Houston later in…
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Continue reading →: May 2005 COBA Meeting
On tap for next week’s COBA meeting are the following topics: Infrant ReadyNAS 600 Deal Raw Shooter Essentials and Photoshop CS2 An Annotated Image Library Tripod and Tripod Heads
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Continue reading →: Automator
I wrote my first Workflow using Automator today. This is what I wanted Soybo to be, a system whereby a user can easily string together actions from a diverse set of applications. One difference between Soybo and Automator is that a user would be able to access these actions from…
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Continue reading →: Senior Ball
I saw this while driving home yesterday. Now that’s a cute way to ask someone out on a date to their Senior Ball. I wonder if she said yes.
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Continue reading →: Tami's Birthday Party
Tami’s friends gathered at the Yank Sing restaurant in Downtown San Francisco. Apparently, this is a very popular dim sum restaurant, though I have never heard about it until now. They sell these glass teapots which are completely transparent — their claim to fame, I guess. The food was actually…
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Continue reading →: Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger Review
John Siracusa is at it again, this time with his 20 page review of Tiger, the latest version of Mac OS X. Siracusa always does a good job of making the complex easy to understand. I’m looking forward to using Tiger on my computer. With the announcement of the new…
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Continue reading →: OpenRAW and Digital Media
Some time ago, I had to transfer files from an old PowerBook 180 to my PowerMac. At first I thought that I was out of luck, because I had no machine which could read floppy disks anymore (I had sold my Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh a year ago). Although I found…






