I mentioned before that I’m working on a way to make the site pay for itself, hopefully in a fashion that doesn’t detract from the reading experience. To that end I just fired up an Amazon aStore, which I am calling The Mac Law Students Bookstore. It is an affiliate store running on Amazon.com, meaning [...]
Panic makes great software. I’ve been using Transmit, their FTP client, for years and it just keeps getting better and better. Coda, their web-coding tool, is excellent if you want something between BBEdit and Dreamweaver. For managing and applying icon sets, nothing beats CandyBar. And for those of you old school ‘Net users, Unison makes [...]
Less green, more serifs, bigger text. I thought it was time for a change, if for no other reason than to symbolize the rebirth of the site. Let me know what you think, particularly if you find the new layout difficult to use.
I switched to a three-column layout primarily so I could incorporate advertising in [...]
For many of you, the academic year is now over. If you’ve just finished your 1L year, you’re probably just happy that the constant pounding in your head is slowly receding. If you’ve finished your 2L, you may be thinking about napping for a week or so. Then there are all those summer externships and [...]
If you’re on Twitter, you may want to follow MLS (http://twitter.com/maclawstudents). I occasionally post tidbits there that are too brief for a full blog post. It’s also an excellent way for me to get rapid feedback from MLS readers without having to put together a poll.