By John Gruber
Mux — Video for developers
Duncan Martell, reporting for Reuters:
Apple Computer Inc. has sued three men for illegally distributing test copies of the next version of its Mac OS X operating system on a file-sharing Web site, court records showed on Tuesday.
New competitor to Audio Hijack Pro, from Ambrosia Software, with what looks like an interesting scheduling feature for recording streaming radio programs.
Brad Gibson has the scoop on the leaked product Apple filed a lawsuit regarding earlier this month: the FireWire audio input gadget reported at AppleInsider.com last month. Gibson writes:
A California Superior Court has granted a request by Apple Computer to serve subpoenas on three Mac rumor Web sites seeking information on who leaked facts about an un-announced audio hardware product code named “Asteroid” or “Q97”, court documents obtained Monday by The Mac Observer showed.
It’ll be interesting to see whether AppleInsider rolls over on this and cowardly coughs up the name, or if they protect their source(s).
Primarily addresses performance bugs that showed up while MT sites were getting flooded with comment spam. Clearly a must-upgrade update for any site displaying comments. (Daring Fireball doesn’t have any problems with comment spam, for some reason.)
Here’s what I say: You know how Microsoft could build an iPod rival? But doing what they did with the Xbox — creating an $800 product and selling it for a huge loss at $300, to build the market. No one else could afford to lose a few billion dollars to sell a few million units. That’s what Microsoft could do.