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There are a lot of levels of the old “installing Windows XP” onion, but sometimes the first portion of the installation is the hardest to explain to someone when they are not close to you. Most of the geeks I know are the default technical support number for their family and friends. Cool enough… most [...]

Head on over to their post and take a look at some of the screen shots of the new software that is supposed to hit the web in September.

A fantastic little article with a graph that depicts reality ;) Too funny to pass up sharing with you!
Seems that the following graph, though not comprehensive, arrives at one stark conclusion: your choice of operating system is irrelevant when it comes to…
via Windows, OS X, Linux all the same for one thing….

I always run my Software Update on my machines. I like to be up to date no matter what OS I am running. For some reason my OSX machine that is already at 10.5.7 won’t update any of the things that require a system restart to install. I am looking for alternative means to install [...]

There is a lot of buzz about this new commercial that Microsoft has made that seems to be drawing a lot of attention in the blogsphere. I have taken a moment to go and watch the video and I am not sure I have a hard opinion either way.There is a lot of buzz about this new commercial that Microsoft has made that seems to be drawing a lot of attention in the blogsphere. I have taken a moment to go and watch the video and I am not sure I have a hard opinion either way.

There is often a reason I need to connect to the Media Center machine and of course I connect to other Windows machines as well at home. Well from Windows this is very easy because the remote desktop (RDP) client is built into Windows, but what if you are running OSX like I am?

So you need to update your Gallery2 from your Mac? There are built in utilities that work with any OS from Gallery2 but they are all a bit heavy if you have a large picture library. I by no means have the biggest but it’s around 1500 pictures right now which is too much for [...]

Apple’s first Macintosh named computer was launched on the 24 January 1984. 25 years on, how has the Cupertino based company changed the industry? Here are five ways we think it’s had an impact on our tech filled lives.
via Five ways Apple changed the tech industry.

Hmmm, what’s this? Did Apple just update its lowly, $999 white plastic polycarbonate MacBook to more closely align with its new unibody MacBooks? Why yes, yes it has… sometime in the last 3 days according to Google’s cache.
via Apple quietly updates $999 white MacBook with unibody specs – Engadget.

If you go to Apple’s website right now, you’re greeted in large letters with “Meet The Next Generation Of Notebooks”. How exciting is that?