These are all the things in Siobhan's archives tagged as "mac". If you want to narrow it down, you can use more than one tag, seperating them with a space.
Remap the enter key on MacBooks to something more useful - like an extra alt
Today is a very, very important day.
Biscuit and Tish are not in my good books.
I love my PowerBook. He's a spritely little twelve-inch G4, rammed (pun intended) full with every configurable option when we were buying him for me off the Apple Store.
If you cast your mind back a few months, you might recall that > Jon and I were in deep discussions about what the perfect Mac-based home media centre would be like.
What with all the hoo-haa about the Safari Vulnerability recently, I did the sensible thing of turning off the 'Open "safe" files after downloading" option in the preferences.
I'm always intrigued by why people call things the things that they do. I, for example, call all the machines on my network after Irish kings and queens (more of the latter than the former, fittingly)
OK, maybe this will be more of interest[1] :-p I have, as we all know, several Macs in this house. Erin, CuChulainn and Creidhne are the three that actually get used, but even though it's only those three, sometimes the stuff that I have going on on each of them is horribly out of sync.
Building the perfect home media system is not an easy task. I have this general sense that things have come just far enough to be able to piece something elegant together right now - but all the bits don't seem to meld properly.
There's been something I've been noticing for quite a while now, and I'm wondering if it's just me. If you've got your Mac there, try rubbing on the aluminium wrist-rest as if you were using the trackpad, and tell me if you feel a weird 'vibration'.
Not too long ago, I used to be one of those nasty people who download shareware off the net, then put on an evil black hat and trawl through forumz and warez to find serial numbers so that I could unlock the full features without actually paying.
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