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2nd December 2011
It seems as if the odds are stacked against Swampy the alligator in Disney’s Where’s My Water ($0.99); stuck in a maze-like sewer with limited access to water, all Swampy wants to do is take a bath and scrub himself clean.
Your quest is to dig around the obstructing pipes and create tunnels for the water to flow straight to Swampy by completing a series of physics-based puzzle games. ... |
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20th September 2011
A review of Spymouse, available for iPhone via the App Store for 99c. Embark on a journey of epic proportions from the makers of Flight Control and Real Racing – over two years in the making! Agent Squeak *is* SPY mouse, a super-secret operative serving the needs of mice everywhere. ... |
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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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