Granite Digital lets you store up to 1.5 TB on your G5
[Gadgetell - The Tech News, Reviews, and Interesting Things Blog] That’s why Granite Digital, a manufacturer of SATA, FireWire, and SCSI storage solutions has announced that they’ve begun shipping a SATA Dual Drive Internal Mounting Kit for the G5 Mac. If you’re looking to pack on the gigs, the kit is capable of handling 1.5 Terabytes of storage (JBOD, RAID 1, or RAID 0 configurations).
[CameronKollwitz.Com] My Thoughts On Macs No Comments Yet I was sitting here thinking to myself that I don't write nearly enough articles on Macs. Ever.
Granite Digital lets you store up to 1.5 TB on your G5
[Gadgetell - The Tech News, Reviews, and Interesting Things Blog] That’s why Granite Digital, a manufacturer of SATA, FireWire, and SCSI storage solutions has announced that they’ve begun shipping a SATA Dual Drive Internal Mounting Kit for the G5 Mac. If you’re looking to pack on the gigs, the kit is capable of handling 1.5 Terabytes of storage (JBOD, RAID 1, or RAID 0 configurations).
[CameronKollwitz.Com] My Thoughts On Macs No Comments Yet I was sitting here thinking to myself that I don't write nearly enough articles on Macs. Ever.
Gcal.app, a Google Calendar Client for Mac OSX Tiger
[Information Technology, Computers, Humor, and Entertainment] It is a great way for me and my wife to share what appointments we have and what not. Now there is a great program out the for Mac OSX that is basically just a very "minimalistic" web browser that only displays your Google Calendar.
[Youtube.com] From shakermaker123: Very funny piss take at mac
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[Skatter Tech] To maximize compatibility we have released the Digg Search Widget v2.0, which has been rebuilt from scratch. Although the widget may look similar to the previous edition at first glance, this new widget incorporates tons of new features.
[ dipdewdog.com] I love my iBook, but Apple’s decision not to make the cord between the power brick and the computer user-replaceable really cheeses me off. The very fragile connector on it finally broke, and now it’s either pay $80 for a new Apple-branded cord, buy a cheaper one from Amazon, or hack the thing with a new 2.5mm mini-jack
[Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide] KeePassX isn't quite as polished as the Windows version - there aren't any default groups and the interface isn't quite as intuitive. (Took me a few minutes to realize you had to add a group before adding an entry.) But, KeePassX is compatible with KeePass' database structure (though I haven't been able to test this yet), which makes it a great solution for anyone who does time on OS X and Windows on a regular basis.
[The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)] The CRT iMacs will always hold a special place in my heart since my first Mac was a 'Blueberry' iMac (yes, I know the picture accompanying this post isn't a Blueberry iMac, it is an Indigo iMac) which is still being used today by my decidedly non-technical mother.
[Download Squad] Our sister site The Digital Music Weblog (she's the quiet emo one with the plastic-framed glasses) has a lengthy article on how to get the most from your portable music buying dollar.
[ Carbonite Life] My PowerBook is now in the hands of the Genius Bar and the local Apple Repair Depot. It hasn’t even been gone a day and I already miss it.
[ The Daily Mac] According to this Apple KB article, the recent update to OS X Tiger included a little app to make sure your widgets are up to date: You can now verify whether or not a Dashboard widget you downloaded is the same version as a widget featured on apple.com before installing it. Many users have been upset about this because they feel that Apple should have been more up front about the addition.
[Youtube.com] From andrijaperovic: A three minute rant of a Mac-user who has been driven completely insane by his OS. Poor guy....NOT., tagged with Macintosh Humor
