Love the Mac: May 2005 Archives

Love the Mac > May 31, 2005

Starting to Feel Bloated

[Jeremy Boles (Personal Website)] Some other pieces of software try and do all of this in one package but what happens if I like the way Entourage handles my calendar but not the way it handles my contacts or my emails? Sure I can only use Entourage for the calendar, but now I have this bloated program open that I’m only using part of. I love Apple’s approach (I realize that they definitely aren’t the first to do this) with having the different programs interface with each other, but keeping the focus for each program separate. If I want to use Thunderbird instead of Mail, no problem.

Attack of the Mac mini clones

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] Attack of the Mac mini clones Posted May 31, 2005, 1:32 PM ET by Scott McNulty Filed under: HardwareFirst I read that Intel is creating a Mac mini look alike over at Wire News, and now faithful TUAWer Jermey forwards us this pic of the mini knockoff (which goes by the name Pandora) from Forever Geek: Wired points out that this will not be the first small form factor PC on the Windows side, but it does bear a striking resemble to a certain Mac that shall remain nameless, though that large power button is a little obnoxious if you ask me...

Posted at 07:53 PM

May 31, 2005

Starting to Feel Bloated

Posted at 07:55 PM

Attack of the Mac mini clones

Posted at 07:53 PM

Musical Interlude

[birdherder.com] Kirk, I need to mess around with that screensaver some more. I haven’t fooled around with Tiger much recently, but I know the added features are pretty sweet. Mail looks so much better now.

Posted at 07:52 PM

Sad Mac

[What's That Noise?! [Ian Kallen's Weblog]] Sad Mac You know you're working too hard when your computer just starts falling apart under your fingers. I've gotta make a trip to the Apple Store, I've been using the left side of my left shift key almost a week since the right side collapsed. It's a sad sad Mac. I'm ditching work tomorrow, making my powerbook happy again and then... I'm gonna chill. powerbook apple technorati chill (2005-05-18 17:11:44.0)...

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Posted at 07:51 PM

Bloggers Blog on Powerbooks

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] Please keep your comments relevant to this blog entry: inappropriate or purely promotional comments may be removed. Email addresses are never displayed, but they are required to confirm your comments. To create a live link, simply type the URL (including http://) or email address and we will make it a live link for you.

Posted at 07:49 PM

History of the Mac Startup Sound

[(01/01) how now, brownpau?] It's a C Major chord, played with both hands stretched out as wide as possible ....I wanted something really fat, heavy bass, high notes, and a sharp attack.

Posted at 07:36 AM

Cocoalicious 1.0b35: Star Ratings & More

[Sci-Fi Hi-Fi] I’m back in Denver for Memorial Day, but the weather is so lousy that no one in my family has been able to build up the motivation to do much besides sit around my parents’ house. Fortunately, I’ve at least been able to use the downtime to get a lot of work done on Cocoalicious. The changes in 1.0b35 are mostly UI-focused, and include the following:

Posted at 07:34 AM

Tiger

[John's Silly Ideas @ Skykiller.com] April 29, apple will release there new OS X 10.4 aka Tiger. just after 40 days my buying mini which means I WILL NOT GET FREE TIGER. anyway, i will...

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Posted at 07:34 AM

Little Tips [2]

[i never knew] Can’t remember where I found this, might be from someone around here and everyone who reads me already knows about it but here goes anyway.

Posted at 07:31 AM

Link Dump

[i never knew] Didn’t. Still, I remember talking about that Mac mini PVR stuff with a couple of people so here’s the 3 links I was starting with.

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Posted at 07:29 AM

A Pet for your iPod

Posted at 07:27 AM

iPod Tip

[ Pyronecrophilia] It’ll take a while to run, but there’s no GUI, no shareware crap and no hassle. Just plain Power

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Posted at 07:27 AM

KeyCue: another indispensable app on my iBook

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Posted at 07:25 AM

Griffin Powermate

[Binary Bonsai] First of all it's a bit more flimsy than it looks. I had quite honestly expected a hi-fi-like jog wheel, which feels sturdy when you operate it; which it almost is, but not quite. And secondly it doesn't click. Since most of the things we do on computers are digital and not analog (ie: scroll 3 lines down), it would make sense if you could feel how much you were telling the computer to move.

Posted at 07:24 AM

May 30, 2005

Surprise! CEO of Intel Says “Get a Mac”

[theory.isthereason] Pressed about security by (a reporter), Mr Otellini had a startling confession: He spends an hour a weekend removing spyware from his daughter’s computer. And when further pressed about whether a mainstream computer user in search of immediate safety from security woes ought to buy Apple Computer Inc.’s Macintosh instead of a Wintel PC, he said, “If you want to fix it tomorrow, maybe you should buy something else.”

Posted at 09:07 AM

FAME, AJAX, & LAMP

[Cafe Bucky] I’m in the midst of winding up a contract, and am closing the door on future Tcl/AOLServer gigs. It’s nice that I am very good with those technologies, but it also ties me to a very small set of opportunities. I’m interested in being out in the world, where there’s a critical mass of mind-share.

Posted at 09:05 AM

New iBooks Coming at WWDC?

[PocketFactory - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Mobile Devices] I've heard from various sources that new iBook models may be announced at Apple's upcoming World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC). Excatly what improvements these new models will offer I wasn't told, though a speed bump is almost a certainly, as is a lower-priced entry level model.

Posted at 08:59 AM

Mad as hell, switching to Mac

[blog.shrub] This is my first column written on a Mac - ever. Maybe I should have done it a long time ago, but I never said I was smart, just obstinate. I was a PC bigot.

Posted at 08:58 AM

Boxster Suspension Upgrade

[Arena Red] I've updated the Boxster Projects section with a new article on my suspension upgrade. I replaced the factory-installed 030 sport suspension with Bilstein PSS9 system, plus front camber plates and front and rear sways from The Racers Group.

Posted at 08:57 AM

Biberfan Archives, Part II

[biberfan.org] Available is a second installment: Music 433, final exam notes (3.8 MB PDF). The second half, if you will, of the notes posted earlier. Here we go from the start of instrumental music, to the end of the baroque with the concerto, complete with descending-fifth seventh chord progressions, alla Vivaldi…

Posted at 08:56 AM

Logic Express 7 vs. GarageBand 2

[West of the Expressway] We record our guitar and voice demos using GarageBand 2.0. It's very easy to understand, has a remarkably clean and beautiful interface, and frankly unbeatable features for the money (included in the iLife suite, which retails for $50), mixing audio recording with software instruments and MIDI tracks. Still, it has its limitations - not least of which, it's Mac-only, it's limited in terms of how it can process audio, and it's a CPU and memory hog even on relatively recent machines.

Posted at 08:54 AM

Review: Prosoft Drive Genius, v1.1.1

[TiKouka] Over on NZMac.com I have a review of Prosoft Drive Genius, v1.1.1. It was interesting to work though the software, but my conclusion was:

Posted at 08:53 AM

May 29, 2005

Xserve selling well? Yes and no.

[ niload — Media mumblings, Apple information, adorable cat pics, occasional amusements.] The Unix market was somewhat peppy in the quarter, with shipments up 2.2 percent to 137,349 units and revenues up 1.5 percent to $4.07 billion. If that doesn’t sound exactly perky to you, the stabilization of the Unix market, which has been plummeting for years, is something of a cause for jubilation among the Unix vendors.

Posted at 09:41 AM

iPodderX 3.0 released

[Kerry's Ramblings :: Main Page] iPodderX 3.0 has been released today. iPodderX is a very good podcast aggregation client for OS X.

Posted at 09:40 AM

Apple Adapter Settlement Claims

[Switch-Case /] I got a letter in the mail last week while I was in Chicago from a settlement claims administrator at Apple. Apparently there is a class action suit pending over the high failure rates inherent in the “yo-yo” or “covered adapters” that shipped with iBooks and that were sent to people when Apple recalled the old black adapters from G3 powerbooks.

Posted at 09:39 AM

Using Avenir to manage submissions

[Return Self] Since version 2.2.4 Avenir has supported a “Submissions” item type that enables you to track the status of your manuscript submissions. But the submissions item type is only one piece of the puzzle of getting your work published. This article will outline how to use Avenir to put those pieces together into a submission tracking system.Submitting a novel for publication is a multi-step process.

Posted at 09:37 AM

Meet iGuy

[r0x0rz] iGuy is your iPod’s new best friend! He provides protection and fun for you and your iPod. Pose his arms- sit him down in the dock, and trust...

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Posted at 09:37 AM

Apple! Users and Developers Partying together means reaching out farther!

[Geek News Central Revealing Links & Useful Technical Information] If Apple is not talking to some of us down in the trenches I would hope that they would reach out to others in the community. Don't get your implementation wrong because if you do Podcasters are not going to be happy.

Posted at 09:34 AM

Apple

[Stuff.] Gruber distils the collective wisdom of Mac users who have heard it all before and gives it a polish. The bottom line is as follows, if Apple wanted to drive away more than a few of their existing customers and kill their CPU (Not in the microprocessor sense of the word, but in system sense of the word), sales stone dead for a number of years, then switching to Intel would be a great idea.

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Posted at 09:33 AM

What’s on Dubya’s iPod?

[Memex 1.1] First, Bush’s iPod is heavy on traditional country singers like George Jones, Alan Jackson and Kenny Chesney. He has selections by the folk-rock singer Van Morrison, whose “Brown-Eyed Girl” is a Bush favorite, and by John Fogerty, most predictably “Centerfield,” which was played at Texas Rangers games when Bush was an owner and is still played at ballfields all over America. (”Oh, put me in, Coach - I’m ready to play today.”)

Posted at 09:32 AM

CMD Q

[distant, early morning] I have a love / hate relationship with CMD Q. Right now? H A T E. Tags: cmd q osx...

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Posted at 09:31 AM

May 28, 2005

XBox OS Revealed

[Robert Accetturas Fun With Wordage] Earlier this week it seemed Apple could switch to Intel. Now apparantly Microsoft has ported at least part of their kernel to the PowerPC architecture. A Windows 2000 derivative ported to the PowerPC architecture. This stuff must really hurt Billy Gates.

Posted at 10:31 AM

[Locative Media] Plazes launcher for Mac OS x

[ColumnNetwork.org] Hey Mac OS X geeks I just installed this launcher for the location-based service Plazes. I like Plazes since it’s a very simple LBS in which you define where you are and it tells you what people are in the vicinity (and whether or not they are part of your social network).

Posted at 10:31 AM

Mad As Hell””Switching to Mac

[Working Smart] I am coming to the belief that there is a much easier, more secure way to use computers. Since I have spent several years focusing my security work on Ma, Pa & The Corporate Clueless, I have also come to the conclusion that if I and my kind (reasonably fluent) are having such problems, what about the other 98% of humanity who merely want a computer for e-mail and multi-media?

Posted at 10:30 AM

Two more cute Tiger features

[Status-Q] Safari can now save ‘Web Archive’ files. A single file that captures a page with all its images, links etc intact. Useful for anything that you suspect may become premium content in a little while!

Posted at 10:29 AM

2GB & 4GB iPod shuffle Coming

[CeprixConception] You will probably get a 2GB iPod shuffle for $99 and a 4GB iPod shuffle for $149. If Apple decides to include a display (possibly, OLED) on the new models, however, the prices can get a bit higher. That would be a cool addition I’d like to see.

Posted at 10:27 AM

Apple : 2005.05.27 03.07.49

[Garoo - Blog] If I were Steve Jobs, I’d be upset to death about this. Actually, I’m not Steve Jobs, and I have an iMac, and yet I am pissed off. Why do the dumbasses who design (which isn’t quite the word, considering how much work it mustn’t be) USB hubs for the Mac mini make sure they copy the form factor, the style and the material (and with mixed success at that), and then add LEDs and logos everywhere? How stupid do you have to be to think your customers will want a hub that’s assorted their mini, only without the subtlety and sobriety that characterize Apple’s, and particularly the mini’s, design?

Posted at 10:27 AM

Apple : 2005.05.25 04.26.40

[Garoo - Blog] I don’t know if it’s an addition that nobody noticed yet, or an older functionality I didn’t know about, but the way Safari 2.0 intelligently shortens page titles to fit them into tabs totally fascinates me. (And not only when it’s four in the morning.)

Posted at 10:26 AM

Moving to OS X

[Phil Windley's Technometria] Winn Schwartau, a columnist for Network World, writes about moving his entire company from Windows to OS X. Why? Security.

Posted at 10:24 AM

If you call it”¦

[Jonas Luster] Key Cue pops (on Command-Key) a list of all keycombos associated with the currently active app. Check it out.

Posted at 10:23 AM

May 27, 2005

Make Your PC Work (not look) More Like a Mac

[Litinform.com] Best Tool for the Job: I recently switched jobs and went from working on a Mac all day to working on a PC. It was (as you might expect) an unpleasant shock to the system. I’ve spent a bit of time over the past few weeks making my PC run a bit more like a Mac. Here are some of the solutions I’ve come up with...

Posted at 09:47 AM

We're still working on the MAC version

[maobi] Meanwhile, the biggest Mac product news out today is of a battery recall. Please don't burn your little pee-pees by placing an overheating notebook in your lap. Check your batteries to see if they need to be recalled and then go back to Toys R Us where you bought it, for a swap.

Posted at 09:44 AM

Macintosh and X-Box Irony and other Tech News

[Dan Century] At E3, the big video game convention, Microsoft used Apple’s Mac G5 computers to demo their games instead of an actual X-Box 2. This seems ironic as Microsoft Windows typically runs on Intel processors, however the Mac G5 and X-Box both use IBM PowerPC processors. Also seemingly ironic is the fact that Microsoft dropped support for PowerPC processors a while ago, however the OS for the X-Box 2 seems to be based on Windows 2000.

Posted at 09:44 AM

Tri-Boot Powerbook: Ubuntu, YDL, and OS X

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] On his site, Dave Taylor has just posted an article that he originally wrote for LinuxWorld Magazine, Ubuntu Linux, Yellowdog Linux and Mac OS X, all on one PowerBook?. For any TUAW readers out there who have ever thought about installing another OS alongside OS X on your machine, for tinkering and testing, this article will prove to be a useful guide and walkthrough of the process, as well as covering some of the pitfalls and incompatibilities that you will encounter along the way.

Posted at 09:43 AM

Can I GTD?

[Uniquely Repetitive] Can I do it? Can I be motivated (read: dedicated) enough to actually keep a list for my life? I live in Gmail already, so it might be an easy adjustment to do this. I think I'll start looking at it today.

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Posted at 09:41 AM

Bought A Lunch Tray

[Doing Something Different: A Weblog by Doug Miller] These are my first posts from the newest Mac in the family, a 17" PowerBook. I hadn't actually planned on upgrading at this point, but the poor old iBook is starting to act up. Terri needs a workable notebook for use around the house, and it just didn't make sense to buy a new iBook.

Posted at 09:40 AM

Battery Recall

[Switchblog] The recalled lithium ion batteries are used with the following computers: 12-inch iBook G4, 12-inch PowerBook G4 and 15-inch PowerBook G4. The recalled batteries include those with model numbers A1061, A1078 and A1079 and serial numbers that begin with HQ441 through HQ507 or 3X446 through 3X510. Consumers should remove the battery from the computer to view the model and serial numbers labeled on the bottom of the unit. No other PowerBook or iBook batteries are involved in this recall.

Posted at 09:39 AM

May 26, 2005

Intel Says “Buy Apple”

[Creation Robot] Otellini had a startling confession: He spends an hour a weekend removing spyware from his daughter’s computer. And when further pressed about whether a mainstream computer user in search of immediate safety from security woes ought to buy Apple Computer Inc.’s Macintosh instead of a Wintel PC, he said, “If you want to fix it tomorrow, maybe you should buy something else.”

Posted at 07:35 PM

KeyCue

[] KeyCue — “KeyCue helps you to use your Mac OS X applications more effectively by displaying a concise table of all currently available menu shortcuts.”

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Posted at 07:34 PM

Spotlight and Tags

[ Pyronecrophilia] I’ve taken to using tags to organize pretty much everything. In OS X I use @<tag name> standard in the spotlight comments of a file or folder then I can search for those tags later or make a smart folder. I’ve recently found a great widget: TAGBAG. TAGBAG will show you what tags you have used and even bring up a finder window will the tagged files.

Posted at 07:33 PM

OSX: Huh? Whaaa?

[CreativeGuy - Graphic Design Software Tips, Tricks and Commentary] Personally, I don’t care what Apple uses to run the Mac, as long as it remains the most stable and easy to use consumer computer platform on the market. A little extra speed and a slight price-drop from using Intel chips can only make things better for Apple, which gives them more money to research new ideas for the OS (which is the most important part of the computer experience).

Posted at 07:32 PM

Power Mac G5's the power behind the Xbox360

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] Forgive me for saying the obvious, but Microsoft is only a competitor to Apple in software. While Microsoft is very anti-apple products in management, as previousy reported here, theres a large Apple hardware culture within Microsoft thats not dying anytime soon, and I'm sure everyones well aware of the MacBU within MS!

Posted at 07:31 PM

The Pleiades USB-FX drive enclosure

[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] If so, look no further than the Pleiades USB-FX. The device is "a slim, stylish and powerful aluminum enclosure for your 3.5" Serial or Parallel ATA hard drive. Features fanless design and passive cooling, ideal for multi-media users and quiet working environments." Check it out.

Posted at 07:30 PM

Mini on wheels\n\nPopSci, not long back, ran a pie...

[Bits and Pieces] One that he had equipped with Apple G4. Jirka Jirout fitted his Czech-made Tatra that allowed him to start the heater via text mesg, or gain GPS access apart from fun for his passengers (net, DVDs and such). If thats that last year, guess what a Mac Mini could inspire! Classic Restorations, a NY-based company has a plan.

Posted at 07:29 PM

How to turn your old mac into a media center.

[Richard Bluestein's Weblog] If you have a lot of time on your hands along with an old Mac, here's something to keep you busy. mac macintosh apple g4 media+center eyetv Richard Bluestein mac rumors

Posted at 07:28 PM

PowerBook Popping Sound

[BenClark.com] I remember a while ago that there was a problem with the PowerBooks: a popping sound coming from the speakers turning on and off, on and off, on and off, etc. Normally, this happens because the PB turns them off after a period of inactivity to save on battery power, but now it’s just spontaneously happening, even while I’m playing a sound in iTunes. It only happens when I’m on battery power, and doesn’t happen if I have headphones plugged in.

Posted at 07:27 PM

Playing with my new laptop

[Blogaholics] My new laptop has arrived. Way to go Apple on that fast delivery! Pretty cool. I think I'll get used to the size and the interface pretty quickly, but...

Posted at 07:26 PM

Tiger preloads?

[Spontaneous Monotony] The (UK) Apple online store now has ”˜Ships with Tiger’ added to its laptops- after the same was given for the Power Mac desktops last week or so...

Posted at 07:24 PM

The iMac of the Tiger - The newest additions to my Apple family

[Red & Yellow Make Green] I have finally seen the light that is Mac OSX Tiger! I took a little visit to my local Apple store last night and picked up a brand new iMac G5 to replace my aging XP computer. I have posted a few pictures on my Flickr page for you to see my setup. Also there are some great screenshots of Tiger.

Posted at 07:24 PM

Fashion Statement

[Blog MacBidouille] Moi jaimerais bien avoir le mÃªme :p C’est trop trop chouette. Promis si vous m’offrez l’ensemble (le TShirt, le G5 et les 4Go de RAM) j’accepte de me ballader oÃ¹ vous l désirez avec…

Posted at 07:23 PM

growl 0.7: why I love notification

[walkah | striving towards mediocrity] the longer I go using my powerbook as my primary (only) desktop machine, the deeper certain things become ingrained in my daily routines. one big example is growl. so, in honour of the latest release (0.7) i thought i'd publicly exclaim just how much i like having growl. for those that haven't tasted this particular kool-aid: growl provides a framework so that applications (on Mac OS X) can create little popups when "things happen". so, some examples are : when the song changes in iTunes, new mail arrives, or someone says something in iChat or Adium. the interesting thing is that human brains are *really* good at recognizing patterns, and determining (almost instantly) relative importance. so, without really looking up from the code, email or blog entry i'm currently writing, i can stay on top of other things going on - without having to switch applications, etc. for example: i'm currently writing a blog post, and without changing apps (or even pausing) i can see that iTunes just...

Posted at 07:22 PM

OS X Kernel Extension

[ Pyronecrophilia] So I wrote my first kernel extension for OS X. The issue is that as soon as I was done I thought of nothing but destructive things to do with this new knowledge. So… I’ll scrap the idea of writing a kernel extension for now

Posted at 07:21 PM

Tiger launched today

[Spontaneous Monotony] Today, Friday April 29th, sees the launch of the long-awaited Mac OS X 10.4 ”˜Tiger’, a very capable looking operating system with a lot more features even than the promised ”˜Longhorn’ version of Windows. For those of you who are thinking of buying a Powerbook (laptop) or Power Mac (desktop), bear in mind that it will be a month or two before computers actually start being shipped with Tiger pre-loaded. Until the middle of June at the earliest, even if a computer system says it includes Tiger, it will probably have the previous version (10.3 ”˜Panther’) of OS X installed, and a disc for you to install Tiger yourself (a royal pain in the backside). So hold your horses! See Also: Apple: Mac OS X BBC News: Apple sets Tiger free on public Tags: Apple, Powerbook, Powermac, Tiger...

Posted at 07:20 PM

Why There Won't Be A Powerbook G5 For A While

[Poo-Poo Platter] CNET News posted a nice article with some logical reasons why a Powerbook G5 won't show up anytime soon. While I would love to have a G5-based...

Posted at 07:19 PM

Think Secret is Brave

[Richard Bluestein's Weblog] Here are what is likely to be the specs to the new Powermacs that will be released later this month, hopeuflly. Think Secret is probably right, IMO.

Posted at 07:18 PM

New G5's at NAB? Let's hope so

[Richard Bluestein's Weblog] I hope they are quiet. MY G4 dual 1.42 is way too loud for podcasting. I applaud ThinkSecret for continuing reporting their rumors despite Apple's constant attacks.

Posted at 07:11 PM

Love the Mac > May 31, 2005

Starting to Feel Bloated

Attack of the Mac mini clones

May 31, 2005

Starting to Feel Bloated

Attack of the Mac mini clones

Musical Interlude

Sad Mac

Bloggers Blog on Powerbooks

History of the Mac Startup Sound

Cocoalicious 1.0b35: Star Ratings & More

Tiger

Little Tips [2]

Link Dump

A Pet for your iPod

iPod Tip

KeyCue: another indispensable app on my iBook

Griffin Powermate

May 30, 2005

Surprise! CEO of Intel Says “Get a Mac”

FAME, AJAX, & LAMP

New iBooks Coming at WWDC?

Mad as hell, switching to Mac

Boxster Suspension Upgrade

Biberfan Archives, Part II

Logic Express 7 vs. GarageBand 2

Review: Prosoft Drive Genius, v1.1.1

May 29, 2005

Xserve selling well? Yes and no.

iPodderX 3.0 released

Apple Adapter Settlement Claims

Using Avenir to manage submissions

Meet iGuy

Apple! Users and Developers Partying together means reaching out farther!

Apple

What’s on Dubya’s iPod?

CMD Q

May 28, 2005

XBox OS Revealed

[Locative Media] Plazes launcher for Mac OS x

Mad As Hell””Switching to Mac

Two more cute Tiger features

2GB & 4GB iPod shuffle Coming

Apple : 2005.05.27 03.07.49

Apple : 2005.05.25 04.26.40

Moving to OS X

If you call it”¦

May 27, 2005

Make Your PC Work (not look) More Like a Mac

We're still working on the MAC version

Macintosh and X-Box Irony and other Tech News

Tri-Boot Powerbook: Ubuntu, YDL, and OS X

Can I GTD?

Bought A Lunch Tray

Battery Recall

May 26, 2005

Intel Says “Buy Apple”

KeyCue

Spotlight and Tags

OSX: Huh? Whaaa?

Power Mac G5's the power behind the Xbox360

The Pleiades USB-FX drive enclosure

Mini on wheels\n\nPopSci, not long back, ran a pie...

How to turn your old mac into a media center.

PowerBook Popping Sound

Playing with my new laptop

Tiger preloads?

The iMac of the Tiger - The newest additions to my Apple family

Fashion Statement

growl 0.7: why I love notification

OS X Kernel Extension

Tiger launched today

Why There Won't Be A Powerbook G5 For A While

Think Secret is Brave

New G5's at NAB? Let's hope so

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