AppleJack for OSX (Geek Alert!)
Next in line is a piece of software for all of the Mac users out there. I’m sure that you take good care of your
December 21, 2006
Next in line is a piece of software for all of the Mac users out there. I’m sure that you take good care of your
Since I already wrote about Hamachi, and I must say that I am really growing to like it, I figured that I should do a
It seems like recently, probably due to the holidays, that I have not been posting regularly. So last night, I made a decision (who knows
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
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 got my wonderful Powerbook back from Apple Care yesterday. Yes, they fixed the issue of the ALS (Ambient light sensor). Now I’m shopping
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
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
OK, it looks like the saga is over. Today, I finally received my laptop today (see all of the previous posts). Actually, I was pretty
So…the madness continues. After all of the fun as outlined here and here, and thinking that “all was well” when I received the laptop package
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