Truly bizarre. If you're using the same dock cable with your computer and with the other charging devices there's something fishy going on. If not, it's the cable(s).

We all work differently, have different habits, rely on certain apps more than others, etc. I understand that Apple's design goals in developing apps like Safari, Mail, iCal, etc.…

Someone been reading some John Gruber?

Quote: Originally Posted by Sage Someone been reading some John Gruber? I hadn't until you turned me on to this guy Interesting that he is saying similar things, althou…

Several things: Apple has said in regard to the iPod that they're very, very reluctant to add ANY features, because they can never take them out. If it turns out a feature is conf…

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika Several things: Apple has said in regard to the iPod that they're very, very reluctant to add ANY features, because they can never take th…

Make a list of the menu items whose keybindings you want to change. I think you can change the key bindings for Thunderbird in "System Preferences" -> "keyboard & Mouse" -&…

Quote: Originally Posted by dru Make a list of the menu items whose keybindings you want to change. I think you can change the key bindings for Thunderbird in "System Preferenc…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c - an ad blocker/session support mechanism that doens't constantly break after each Apple update PithHelmet disables itself by design wh…

Quote: Originally Posted by Person Man PithHelmet disables itself by design when a newer version comes out. The last several versions have only needed to update the version numb…

I suppose that's why there's a diverse group of 3rd party email applications each containing a set of these wonderful features that Apple forgot. Unless Apple adopts Extensions a…

Quote: Originally Posted by cc_foo I suppose that's why there's a diverse group of 3rd party email applications each containing a set of these wonderful features that Apple forg…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Why doesn't Apple just open up these sorts of apps to allow these sorts of options for those that want it? Apple wouldn't even have to do th…

Because they don't want to support users running crappy-but-made-with-a-supported-API plugins.

Quote: Originally Posted by Thinine Because they don't want to support users running crappy-but-made-with-a-supported-API plugins. That's probably the winner, right there. …

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika That's probably the winner, right there. How many threads do we have here after every system update where users complain that their entire…

Quote: Originally Posted by Thinine Because they don't want to support users running crappy-but-made-with-a-supported-API plugins. Who says they do? They could just have t…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c They could just have the user temporarily disable these plugs, just like we used to do with OS 9 extensions, and still do today with kernel …

Quote: Originally Posted by Moose Yeah, because when I think back to what I miss most about Mac OS 9, it's Extension Manager. Apple only recently--with Tiger--said that the cor…

Why is it that everytime somebody says something constructive about OS X, people are quick to defend it. OS X is great, but I also call it like it is. If something could stand imp…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Why is it that everytime somebody says something constructive about OS X, people are quick to defend it. "Why does Apple design its softw…

Quote: Originally Posted by Moose "Why does Apple design its software in such a limiting fashion?" is not constructive criticism. Why not? Quote: When you pub…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Why not? You phrased it not as, "It would be handy for third-party developers who want to extend core applications such as Mail and Safa…

Quote: Originally Posted by Moose You phrased it not as, "It would be handy for third-party developers who want to extend core applications such as Mail and Safari if there was …

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c People are injecting (possibly buggy) code into their applications whether Apple wants it or not. I've seen add-on hacks for Mail, Safari, i…