TidBITS#712/12-Jan-04 offers detailed analysis of the MacWorld announcements from last week. While Adam’s lead editorial struck me as less sharp than he’s capable of (it felt more like justification than analysis, something that may be borne out by his noting that he’s not a music-oriented Mac user), the detailed discussion of iLife 04, in particular, is worthwhile.

Non-Mac iPod users: what do you think of Adam’s thesis?

My portfolio occupied much of my time today, apologies for the dead air.

Go take a look! I still need to wrangle the assets for a number of old-skool multimedia CD-ROMs, but there’s a passel of material there that was not previously available.

Gallery, for all its’ not-immediately apparent limitations and frustrations, remains a deeply flexible tool, and I am ever-thankful for it. Adding the fifty-or-so graphic files I threw up today would have been a much more frustrating experience without it. Here’s to ya, Bharat and company!

thingsmagazine.net: daily links, photos and new writing about objects. Why, exactly, do I find this so dense?

via oldtimey’s referrer site. And may I say, hippo birdie two ewes, by the way.

Translators are welcome to clarify my cryptic musings.