Here’s the magic word: nslookup
And here’s how to use it:
jasonG5:~ jason$ nslookup www.bohemianalps.com
after pressing ‘enter’ you will get feedback like this:
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: www.bohemianalps.com
Address: 12.34.56.78
Sharing bohunk ingenuity with the world.
Here’s the magic word: nslookup
And here’s how to use it:
jasonG5:~ jason$ nslookup www.bohemianalps.com
after pressing ‘enter’ you will get feedback like this:
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: www.bohemianalps.com
Address: 12.34.56.78
As you can guess, I’m not all that impressed with CS3.
Photoshop made some great improvements to the Layers Palette
I don’t use InDesign or Illustrator enough to say, but the most obvious feature across the CS3 club is that they are even bigger apps than before and they take even longer to startup than before. Oh, and they’re sluggish too. Why is editing slices such a laborious task? CS handled easily.
Then tonight I was setting up my Creative Director’s new 17″ MacBook Pro (I’m a Linux guy and all, but this is still sweet) and discovered that these apps performed much better on the new MacIntel. So maybe it’s more about being on an old Dual Proc 2GHz PowerPC with 2GB of RAM DINOSAUR that’s causing most of my disgust.