Interesting - just a few screenshots, but what they show would be really nice: a native Smalltalk for Mac OS X. I've already played around a bit with VisualWorks, but it's just not native - you still see your own system world there, and it's poorly integrated into OS X at best. A Smalltalk that looks and feels like an OS X application, and that could perhaps use all the Objective-C classes via a corresponding bridge, that would be something. I found this at Cincom Smalltalk Blog - Smalltalk with Rants - the original article.
I told you so, Gabriel had to become something absurd like a pop commissioner because he has far too much expertise
(and besides, I'm of the opinion that Carthage, uh, Modern Talking should have been dissolved long ago)
At tagesschau im Internet there's the original article.
Way cool - a story about how NASA technicians reactivated a damaged LED in a tape drive via remote maintenance so they could continue retrieving data from the probe. It's quite fascinating how these repairs work, especially when you consider the response times between command, execution, and response.
And I worry when I have to swap a kernel on simon remote.
At Astronomische Kleinigkeiten you can find the original article.