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Category Archives: Mac
All Shiney New iMac’s Look Fantastic!
Apple – iMac – Design Apple recently released a shiney new version of the iMac and personally I think it looks very nice and as usual Apple does a good job of marketing that they have great design. The specs … Continue reading
TextMate Editor for Mac – This is Awesome.
While I ventured into my Ruby on Rails experience, I found this great text editor called Textmate that is recommended by the Rails team for Mac users. Unfortunately there isn’t a version for Windows so you’ll have to convert to … Continue reading
Cool Mac OS X Hint from Macworld – Set System Alert Volume
I came across this tip on how to set the system alert volume without affecting your system volume. So if your listening to iTunes you can adjust the system alert volume independant of your music volume. I thought it was … Continue reading
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