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Mac

Customise your Mac with retro screen savers

January 28, 2010
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Get retro screen savers on your Mac (guest article by James Doc)

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How to stream media from a Mac to xbox360

January 21, 2010
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Connect360 brings your Mac-based media into the living room by streaming to xbox360.

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Apple gearing up for Black Friday discounts

November 24, 2009
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Apple announce their Black Friday event, with free shipping on gift ideas.

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MacHeist :: Puzzle your way to free software

February 16, 2009

Solve puzzles to earn free Mac software, and a discount on buying a software bundle for charity with MacHeist.

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Backup your files with Backblaze

February 4, 2009

Ever lost all your files? It’s a sickening feeling but can be avoided by backing them up. Backblaze stores your files on the Internet, and offers a number of recovery options. Check it out.

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Geek-Speak Recycled: Mactab by Yann Le Coroller

December 10, 2008

Delve into the Geek-Speak archives and have another look at the great designs of Yann Le Coroller.

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Geek-Speak Recycled: Mac vs PC

October 1, 2008

Whilst Chris is away we have another (slightly) updated post from the archives. This time, what are the relative differences between a PC and a Mac as experienced by a switcher?

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Creating mindmaps with Mindnode

July 23, 2008

We take a look at Mindnode in our final post on mindmapping. This post also contains the conclusion of the mindmapping series.

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Ubuntu: Installation

April 23, 2008

Linux is hard to learn, undersupported, and generally a bit sub-standard. Right? Perhaps I came to the Linux game late on, but I can’t really think of a time when that was the case. Even using Linux workstations in the late ’90s, it still seemed fairly stable and good to work with.
Having said that, I’ve [...]

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