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Lists all of the journal entries for the day.
Apple released an update for leopard 10.5.3. This update addresses several issues with Leoaprd,, but is not the big fix everyone had been hoping for.
Aside from the spaces issues, I don't think many of them will even effect my day to day use of my computer.
I'm rather sick of companies using the word unlimited to sell services. Clearly, they do not mean unlimited. It is common practice for Internet access and cell phone plans.
During a discussion today, we talked about what unlimited means. I decided to look it up in the dictionary.
unlimited:
not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity or extent
(mac os x dictionary which uses OED as a source)
So clearly, unlimited means no limits, yet there are limits on service. I wish someone would file a lawsuit for false advertising.