Install Apple’s Front Row on Mac OS 10.4.8
This is one of the “neater hacks” for those of us who cannot normally run Front Row (e.g., you don’t have a Built-in Infrared (IR)
November 14, 2006
This is one of the “neater hacks” for those of us who cannot normally run Front Row (e.g., you don’t have a Built-in Infrared (IR)
Well, I’m making this post from my 12″ Powerbook G4, wirelessly connected to the internet using Ubuntu. Yep, you guessed it, I got the wireless
OK, I admit it…I was bored. And a bit envious of those Intel-macs that can dual boot to Windows (or run Parallels). So, I figured
Just been way to busy. Here are some highlights of things that I have done: Update my activeCollab site to the latest Release Candidate Fixed
I recently had some issues with my ZoneAlarm install and MS Outlook 2003 and the Anti-Spam plug-in. Whenever I launched Outlook, the ZoneAlarm plugin was
Well, I figured that I would try to save a little bit of $$$ and get some more notches in the tech belt and install
So, I previously posted about Phishing scams and what they look like (with screen shots). I figured that I would continue my Public Service Announcement
So, I got my wonderful Powerbook back from Apple Care yesterday. Yes, they fixed the issue of the ALS (Ambient light sensor). Now I’m shopping
At work, we were playing around with the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button on Google Search…there were some funny things that come up. I thought that
Well, I must say that I have been getting to know Apple Care a bit more that I really would have wanted to. Where I
Updated on 06.25.07: I have added some more detailed steps based on feedback I received. See end of post for further details. I’m playing around
I’m sure that if you are a mac user and you use Microsoft’s Remote Desktop (RDC) to connect to other PCs, that you have become
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