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you're old when rebellion goes corporate....
my life's a freakshow without a tent | October 6th 2008 by Liz Arakelian
So I have a day or so before the next blog post in my head reaches full term. I have been listening to a lot of my new iTunes. Including this one. Yeah, one of my fave songs pimpin' for one of my fave products. Couldn't resist. Enjoy.I also dug up read more
I find this to be highly amusing....
my life's a freakshow without a tent | September 20th 2008 by Liz Arakelian
Let's just file this under "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em":"Macs produced part of Microsoft's I'm a PC ad campaign"VERY big chuckle... read more
I have way too much time on my hands....
my life's a freakshow without a tent | September 20th 2008 by Liz Arakelian
okay, myspace posted a variation of this with Palin and McCain. They also had the Obama/Hillary version for those who swing that way. But this is what I REALLY was visualizing. And I guess jib jab thought of it too, because they had these two particu read more
I’m a Mac and a Regular Guy Too!
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | September 19th 2008 by scott mindeaux
I have to say that there is a part of me that actually applauds Microsoft in their 2nd round of ads touting Microsoft Windows (well…actually it doesn’t). The first two ads in Phase I confused alot of people with Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Ga read more
A small product shout out:
my life's a freakshow without a tent | September 17th 2008 by Liz Arakelian
may I just say that I am thrilled with my new "chill pad"? For those who do not know, it keeps your laptop from overheating. Definitely cheaper than frying the innards of the ole 'puter!!!! read more
They're here, they're weird, get used to them....
my life's a freakshow without a tent | September 10th 2008 by Liz Arakelian
Well, the fourth generation of iPods has arrived. No thanks. What's with the turning it over and getting different views and shaking it to go on shuffle? Maybe I'm missing something, but I can just see it going on shuffle ALL THE TIME. When I don't w read more
An Apple First For Me
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | August 7th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Well…not REALLY an Apple first for me. Let’s just say it’s an Apple first since Apple started the Genius Bars. Well one of the MacBook Pros at the office decided to go belly up. I tried reformatting the drive. No go. Tried to verify read more
Wordpress for iPhone is Here!
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | July 22nd 2008 by scott mindeaux
I have been waiting for this since I got my iPhone on July 11. The folks at Wordpress have released a feature rich interface for those of us on-the-go. Below are some screenshots. A more detailed review will be posted shortly. read more
The Piece of the Pie
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | July 2nd 2008 by scott mindeaux
Net Applications based in Aliso Viejo, CA released a report today stating that Mac OS X market share had gone up to a record 7.95%. Microsoft Windows holding steady at 90.89% and Unix jumping up 16% to 0.79% of market share. Interestingly enough the read more
Before I Go to Bed….Don’t Forget WWDC
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | June 9th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Tomorrow Apple kicks off the 2008 World Wide Developer’s Conference. What is in store tomorrow? Will 10.6 be officially announced? Will iPhone 2.0 be released? Will a smaller form factor iPhone come to fruition? Will .mac become .me? Steve Jobs read more
Mac Accessibility
LBnuke | June 3rd 2008
Sometimes, I get bad pain and weakness in my hands. It is some combination of arthritis, carpal tunnel, and overuse. Yesterday, it got worse than it has been in a very long time. I spent most of the day photoshopping and coding (aka typing). I also d read more
HowTo: Shutdown your Mac with a text message
Tim Matheson | April 21st 2008
Ever went on a trip and thought oh shit I forgot to turn of my Mac? Well you could turn around and go back, you could call a friend or you could just send a text message to your email address that Mail downloads and shut it down yourself. I’ve read more
The Early Stages of a Holodeck?
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | March 20th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Apple has submitted a patent for 3D projector technology. It looks interesting, but based on the initial patent submission drawings it might be cumbersome. You can read more about Apple’s latest patent at: http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/03/20 read more
mac love - wear it proud
Smart Lassy | February 14th 2008 by Kate Foster
"I have a PowerBook G4 and a Mac Mini, both of which have the old Power PC processors, which is why I'm probably not going to upgrade to CS3 because Adobe optimized it for the new Intel processors. I just upgraded to Leopard, but I haven't se read more
Thank You Apple - 10.5.2 Update
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | February 11th 2008 by scott mindeaux
I had a really hectic day today. Lots of things going on at work. However at the end of my day I realize that I didn’t check any of my Mac websites. When I did, I found that Apple released 10.5.2. I installed it and they have fixed/added so read more
My iTunes Rental Experience
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 29th 2008 by scott mindeaux
So on Saturday I decided I was going to try the iTunes Rental program. I purchased Simpson’s The Movie $3.99 and it started its download. From my MacBook Pro, the picture was excellent, but I had to stop watching the movie. I remember that th read more
MacBook Air vs. MacBook Pro
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 18th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Someone posted a photo comparing the size of the Air versus the existing MacBook Pro. [Click on photo to see a larger version] read more
ARD, SMS, GPO - Macworld Update
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 16th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Hey all! Wow..what a day today. Today was a long day with classes all day. The first was the opening session for the MacIT Conference Track. Today they profiled 5 companies that are or recently in the transition of integrating more Macs into their read more
Macworld Parties
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 16th 2008 by scott mindeaux
There are alot of parties going on this week!! Tonite was the Macworld Blast party with Devo performing. The party was $40. I didn’t go. There were about four other parties happening tonite. Some with no-host bar and some of the nicer parti read more
Macworld Keynote 2008 Overview
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 15th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Here’s a short update from the Macworld Conference. IPHONE UPDATE Apple releases a new firmware update Web Clips Maps with location (GPS-like) Customize your Homescreen SMS to a group Chapters, subtitles and lyrics in Videos New UI for Maps IPO read more
My Life Sucks; VCRitis - a Macworld Update
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 15th 2008 by scott mindeaux
So its 5:25am on Tuesday. Just hours before Steve Jobs gets on stage announces what’s in the Air! I set my alarm (some Sony Dreamcast fancy alarm system) and somehow it never went off. I set it for 3am and nothing. I just woke up. At this poin read more
Macworld Keynote Eve
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 14th 2008 by scott mindeaux
So a friend of mine who is also attending the conference met up with me at 7pm and walked with me down to Moscone to pick up my badge. I had a little fiasco in that I didn’t have my confirmation page printed out and with me. I think its in my read more
Time Machine - Get a Mac Ad
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 13th 2008 by scott mindeaux
Apple has released a new Get-a-Mac ad featuring the Time Machine features of Leopard. It’s a cute commercial. read more
Of Apple Past…
The World Of Scott Mindeaux | January 13th 2008 by scott mindeaux
It’s always fun to get a little nostalgic a few days before Macworld. I came across some old binders of mine. In them are old price lists with items such items as the Apple IIgs, Macintosh 512k, Imagewriter LQ and brochure fold-outs for MacPain read more
DragThing
LBnuke | January 4th 2008
I was browsing Macworld online this morning and watched Jason Snell’s video about DragThing, a utility that replaces the mac OS X dock. It can also be used in addition to the standard dock. Half way through watching the video, I could barely read more
Backing up work with Time Machine
Paul Dixon web design blog | December 8th 2007 by Paul Dixon
I have always been aware of the importance of backing up work but up until recently it was always one of those little jobs that I didn’t quite get round to doing often enough, my setup was a 160 GB Formac external hard drive attached to my old eMac read more
if $brain >= $fried ? ramble : $code;
LBnuke | December 1st 2007
I am too busy. I suck at being busy. It is my worst thing and it always ends badly. I am not sure how to not be busy. It is a vicious cycle. As soon as I start feeling better, I want to do things. All the things that I can’t do when I am [...] read more
10 amazingly useful iPod / iPhone third party applications
The Net is Dead | December 1st 2007
Since a few weeks I have an iPod Touch. This has got to be the most amazing hand held device I've seen in a very long time. Even in it's default configuration it's pretty awesome but what really made me want one is what you can do with it after it's read more
OS X Keyboard Shortcuts
LBnuke | November 6th 2007
cmd: key | shift: key | opt: key | ctrl: key Shortcut Description General cmd-W Close Window (does not quit program) cmd-Q Quit Program cmd-C Copy cmd-X Cut cmd-V P read more
SEO for Mac OS X
Paul Dixon web design blog | August 19th 2007 by Paul Dixon
Mac OS X has never been the best platform for SEO software, and although Bootcamp, Parallels and VMware Fusion have provided a way to use Windows based SEO software on a Mac, I still personally prefer to work in Mac OS X where possible. Here are some read more
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