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 [Michaelhanscom.com] eclecticism: Even Microsoft wants G5s: Please dont turn into an egocentric prick because you are getting some hot press from this………..oh, wait, what am I saying………you are already an egocentric prick just by thinking you had important things to say, and that people were actually drooling over your daily mind numbingly unimportant blogging. But, hey, who am I, but a lowly unemployed geek who is stupidly responding to comments when I should be posting resume`s…Life really is important, employment is not obligitory.

 [Macosxhints.com] Mac OS X Hints: using terms from application "Mail" on perform mail action with messages actionMail for rule actionRule tell application "Mail" repeat with i from 1 to count of actionMail set thisMail to item i of actionMail set theSubject to the subject of thisMail set theBody to (the content of thisMail) as text set theBody to my getFirstLine(theBody) set theSender to the sender of thisMail try if theSubject contains "<launch>" then my launchApp(theBody) else if theSubject contains "<say>" then my sayThis(theBody) else if theSubject contains "<do>" then my doShell(theBody) else if theSubject contains "<send>" then my sendThis(theBody, theSender) else if theSubject contains "<put>" then set attachName to the name of the first mail attachment of thisMail try save first mail attachment of thisMail in theBody & attachName on error set newMessage to (make new outgoing message at end of outgoing messages) tell newMessage set visible to true make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {address:theSender} set subject to "I was not able to put the file you sent in the requested place" send end tell end try else if theSubject contains "<script>" then do shell script "osascript -e '" & theBody & "'" end if end try end repeat end tell end perform mail action with messages end using terms from on launchApp(theApp) tell application theApp to activate end launchApp on sayThis(theText) say theText end sayThis on doShell(theShell) do shell script theShell end doShell on sendThis(theFile, theSender) try set theFile to theFile as alias tell application "Mail" set newMessage to (make new outgoing message at end of outgoing messages) tell newMessage set visible to true make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {address:theSender}

 [Beatnikpad.com] How to Run Windows on an Intel Mac with Q: BeatnikPad Journal: (An aside: Considering that Rosetta (Apple’s technology for running PPC programs on Intel Macs) is basically on-the-fly emulation that translates PPC programs into something the Intel macs can understand, I would assume it’s not so crazy that a version of Rosetta could do the same for Windows programs. While I have my doubts that Apple would add this feature to Mac OS X any time soon, wouldn’t that be an incredible way to entice Windows users to switch?

 [Oreillynet.com] Mac mini: Steve Jobs gets his Cube Back - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog: And yes, I can see where the Mac mini might be an attractive answer to all those Windows users who’ve toyed with the idea of switching to the Mac, but have been riding the fence because they don’t want to toss away all their PC gear and then spend a bunch of money on all new Mac gear. Now you can buy the Mac mini and use your existing PC monitor, keyboard, and mouse along with it and essentially have the Mac you’ve been wanting.

 [Intuitive.com] "Ubuntu Linux, Yellowdog Linux and Mac OS X, all on one PowerBook ...: A colleague who was also busy installing a Linux on his Mac unsurprisingly told me “I’m not about to pay $60 for a Linux distro, so YDL’s clearly not for me.” What he didn’t realize was that after a few weeks of selling the new distro, the four install ISO images were made available on the Yellow Dog site as free downloads. Nonetheless, it suggests that the Yellow Dog folk, TerraSoft, would do well to have a countdown timer to the free downloads being available or something that would let new customers know that it was a “when” not an “if” regarding getting a free copy of YDL4.

[mikemchargue.com] Core Duo Performance Revisited: One is over at AnandTech and the other is on TG Daily. I'm sure most really hardcore users in the Mac community have read and digested this information, but I still get a lot of emails from people who want to know more about the performance delta between the Core Duo and the G5.

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