So long, Macromedia
Well, it was a good ride for sure.
Well, it was a good ride for sure.
This is pretty cool. I’m sure I’ll use this.
Hi people, we’re at the CES show in Las Vegas reporting (Ben is here and me, Chris). We’ve seen tons of great new technologies from Panasonic, Canon, Microsoft, (Apple isn’t here??), Toshiba, Intel, Motorola, and really every single technology company… Today I was at the Motorola booth and saw the great Motorola Broadband site, and…
I know a number of you have been interested in getting into 9rules, well, they’re having submission round 4 beginning today. Just thought I’d mention it. — Preposted a long time ago
Talk about technology – NASA Develops Subvocal Speech Detection! – also known as ‘talking to oneself.’ When speaking inaudibly, the brain sends signals to the tongue and vocal chords which can be detected, even if no sound is actually produced. Right now the system only works with a small set of words My thought is…
Now that Google has created a way to collaborate on spreadsheets over the web, I wonder when they will create an internet hard drive for everyone? Sort of like the Apple iDrive. If I’m going to be editing my documents and my spreadsheets over the web, it doesn’t make much sense if I can’t access…
I hate IM. I hate how IM makes me always available. I hate how people can send me questions or tasks or problems almost instantly and I have to respond. I hate how IM forces an immediate decision and response. I hate how IM takes up so much time. I hate how if you don’t…
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*sniffles*
*blows nose*
“I sure will miss him. That lumbering giant…”
Not to spam, but I just wrote an article about this at Designorati. It appears like they’re dumping Fireworks, which is probably my favorite Macromedia application. AND they’re combining the Flash Player with the Adobe Reader. Ugh, nightmare, the Adobe Reader is the crappiest plugin for any browser, of all time.
Did you hear Adobe’s excuse about why they’re merging? One of them was that they wanted to penetrate the enterprise market. I find that mildly funny considering Adobe is the biggest software company on the planet.