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As some of you might have noticed, we launched a new blog section here at EverythingiCafe. So what's the difference between the news found on the homepage and the blog? Simply put, the blog allows us to introduce new writers to the site and expand our coverage. Without getting too much into detail, the existing method of posting news was not very straightforward and didn't support a multi-writer format.
The blog component changes all of this. In the interim, you'll find the major news stories gracing the homepage. The blog will focus on smaller stories and will be updated more often. The blog allows us to expand our writing staff and our coverage. Over time, I expect the blog will converge with the homepage news, however we have a few technology hurdles to get over before that can happen. In the meantime, please accept my apologies for the fractured content delivery. I'm hopeful this will be resolved sometime in September.
Without further ado, I'd like to introduce the first writer to join team. Marianne, known in these parts as macgirl, will be a regular contributor to the EverythingiCafe blog. I've been a fan of her writing and I'm thrilled to have her on the team.
Expanding Our Staff
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yeah, i actually like the feel of the macbooks' boards much better. they feel so much more "normal"... then again, those aren't backlit... which is a feature i do really like.
I just got a MBP and have to admit I am having trouble typing. I think for me it is going from a windows desktop to the MBP. Also it is the first laptop I have ever owned. This probably has something to do with it too.
As Ramesh said the keys do have a mushy feel. But I have had the computer for almost 2 weeks now and am starting to get used to it.
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03-14-2008, 04:11 AM
another weird question...
Linear Mode
