Dan Rubin’s SuperfluousBanter

Finally, after carefully reviewing every entry (read: drooling for hours over old junk I wish I had), I have selected the two winners of this oh-so-close-to-tongue-in-cheek contest, and they likely come as no surprise to those who have been keeping up with their respective entries:

1st Place: Grant Hutchinson — Grant’s submissions were all terrific, and a little scary […]

It’s time for an update regarding the Old Technology Giveaway, as it’s deadline looms near.
If you haven’t submitted your entry, now’s the time (that is, if you think you can beat Emilio and Grant :-) — the contest will close no later than November 30th, but I might just decide to end it sooner…
Good luck to all!

The entry deadline has passed, so as the judges get to work reviewing the submissions, we get to see them as well, and there is some fine work to be seen.
Some of my colleagues do not think the entries are very inspired, and I agree, but I’m looking at them based on their real-world application, using […]

I’ve now been running OS X 10.3 as my primary OS for a full week, and I’m very happy I waited for Panther. The OS is much faster than previous versions, and some of the little bugs that irked me with Jaguar et al are gone (for instance, not being able to send a file […]