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7th January 2012
Arrow Words is a crossword-style app from Britain that’s a great little time-waster with the ability to exercise your brain at the same time. I say ‘crossword-style’ because, unlike the crosswords we’re used to, the grids don’t have true symmetrical chequerboard patterns. ...
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15th December 2011
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21st November 2011
Who said lying was an art? Regardless of who and whether you agree, Pepsi Max stands behind it and they’ve taken things one step further: They’ve made it an app. Top Mates is a free download for iPhone that spins a web of lies better than a pack of deceitful spiders. I’m not going to take a moral stance on the premise of the app, suffice to say you’re either going to love it or hate it. Here’s ... |
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23rd April 2011
Australia is abuzz with speculation this week as the local Hulu deal supposedly edges closer and closer to completion “with or without the support of the commercial free-to-air networks.” Meanwhile, Sony's Crackle app largely slipped under the radar when it was released just a short time ago, despite bringing a selection of more than a hundred shows and movies to the table. Perhaps it's because Crackle is one of the few online video ... |
Haven't posted over here for a while but have met some great contacts through this site in the past so thought I'd drop back and say g'day.
Thanks guys,
Delving into the printing side of things makes me realise that I know even less than I thought I did. And that wasn't much to start
Automator is pretty limited. What you'd want is an applescript applet that triggers when the folder contents change and does what you want.
I'm a mac fan but I'm also a serious 4 wheel driver and I go out with a couple of different groups on a regular basis and I have to say that the vast
I understand that, but on Mac the best results I can get for PDFs is to first save them as .ps then convert them through Distiller. The built in Mac
I second Byrd and bartron - max out the RAM, stick in a fast, big HDD, and do a fresh install of Snow Leopard, and you'll be very happy with that machine.
If you use Chrome, check out the extension called Page Monitor: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...enbfclihhmmfcd
I'm with Byrd.
Max out the RAM and stick with Snow Leopard and you'll have a pretty decent machine to see you though. Hard drive replacements
Nah, I haven't. A bit pricey just for stuffing around, but I know the developers (just in passing, nice guys on Twitter) and have heard nothing but good
I'd max the RAM (4Gb would do), and pick up a fast 1TB+ 7200RPM hard disk for it; not worth spending a huge deal on an SSD when it costs more than the
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