 Tomorrow is a big day for Mac enthusiasts.  Steve Jobs will announce the next big things from Apple.  I predict we'll get a $100 iPod (1000 songs), a 2.5 GHz Power Mac G5, and the one that'll blow everyone away - a 2 GHz PowerBook.  I can dream, can't I? My 1.33g/1r PB easily feels 3x slower than my 2.6g/1.5r XP machine....
Tomorrow is a big day for Mac enthusiasts.  Steve Jobs will announce the next big things from Apple.  I predict we'll get a $100 iPod (1000 songs), a 2.5 GHz Power Mac G5, and the one that'll blow everyone away - a 2 GHz PowerBook.  I can dream, can't I? My 1.33g/1r PB easily feels 3x slower than my 2.6g/1.5r XP machine....
Honestly, the iPod and the PowerBook are the best Mac products - products that even PC owners gawk at.  The $100 iPod is a must, the 2 GHz PowerBook will take the world by storm.  My other fantasy is that the 23-incher's price drops to $1000...  
                        
            
            
            
         
            
            
            
                                
                        
                    
             My favorite feature of IDEA 4.0 is the package view.  Since I keep my src and test trees separate, but their package structures identical, this is the view I've been longing for.  Hopefully it's possible with Eclipse and I just haven't figured it out.  What it does is allow me to see tests right next to my classes.  In Eclipse, I have to constantly navigate between the two trees to edit tests and such.
My favorite feature of IDEA 4.0 is the package view.  Since I keep my src and test trees separate, but their package structures identical, this is the view I've been longing for.  Hopefully it's possible with Eclipse and I just haven't figured it out.  What it does is allow me to see tests right next to my classes.  In Eclipse, I have to constantly navigate between the two trees to edit tests and such.
Does this mean I like IDEA better than Eclipse?  No, it simply means that I wish Eclipse had this feature, and I appreciate IDEA for adding it.
                        
            
            
            
         
            
            
            
                                
                        
                    
            It was so cold this morning on the way to work, that when I sprayed the windshield with wiper fluid - it froze to the window and I couldn't see.  Luckily, I was able to crank the defrost and only lost visibility for  a few seconds.  The car's thermometer read 3° F.  My laptop's WeatherPop icon currently reads -1° F.  Brrrrr...