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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Stainless – Interesting
Stainless is an interesting browser – though unfinished, as they also say on the front page. It is nice due to its simplicity, but still highly unfinished. But, given the fact that it is only presented as a technology demo, … Continue reading
Posted in freeware, potential
Tagged Stainless, Stainless browser, Stainless webbrowser
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Why We Love Our Apple Macs
Quite honestly, I am rather fed up with all the falsehoods being spread about Apple Mac computers. People who haven’t given them any chance – or even tested any for free – have preconceived ideas that die hard. May Be … Continue reading
Posted in review
Tagged applications, battery life, creativity, design, quality, software
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OpenOffice.org Aqua Very Neat
I must admit it straight away. I was a bit sorry about some minor incompatibilities in the “old” OpenOffice under the new – and updated – MacOS X because the windowing system X11 was incompatible with both OpenOffice 2.3.1 and … Continue reading
Microsoft Commercials
The recent Microsoft commercials never quite caught the “raison d’ĂȘtre” of the Apple Macs, and why we love them. If you haven’t seen them, I will share them here in this blog article. But be prepared for a good laugh. … Continue reading
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Solution for Game Nostalgia
If you’re hit by game nostalgia, and still had a pc running some form of DOS to run some of your old games, you might be able to trash your pc. Boxer is the thing you need to emulate DOS … Continue reading
MacOS X 10.5.5 Is Ready
The operating system, MacOS X, can now be downloaded in version 10.5.5 – the update has been released today. How To Proceed You go up on the little Apple logo at the top left of your screen. Click the logo, … Continue reading
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Boot Up Time on a MacBook Pro
There is no doubt that those who don’t know anything about the ease of use in moving over to an Apple Mac might be awakened when watching how quickly a MacBook Pro actually boots. Darn much faster than even our … Continue reading
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New Design Template
As I am sure many of you know templates are highly different – especially when dealing with the question of whether they support Widgets, which enable you to deal more effectively with updates, changes and all other forms of dynamic … Continue reading
Posted in fun, updates
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Why Would Google Develop Solely for Windows?
It is a very important question to consider why Google would ever develop their browser (Chrome) solely for the Windows operating system? Google seems rather supportive of open designs such as supporting also the Open Office system which is truly … Continue reading