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Make your own Vents in your Case |
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Written by Jacob Thomason
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Tuesday, 22 May 2007 |
 The time comes in every modder's life when a new case just simply doesn't have enough ventilation or, it isn't properly located for the application. So, what you have to do is make your own. But what is the best way to go about doing this, you may ask. Well, we are glad you did, b/c we have a guide that is going to walk you through all the steps.
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Boot up your Mac from iPod |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Wednesday, 16 May 2007 |
 Playlist Magazine suggests using an iPod as a backup bootable disk for your Mac. To do this, you need to set your iPod to run in disk mode, and then install OS X on it using the original installation disks. If you're willing to fork some money for extra bootable iPod features, Protogo ($135) can boot several versions of OS X from your iPod, as well as add various utilities. If you've already got a bootable disk, like DiskWarrior, free Dasboot can also do it.
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Turn old Apple mouse to garage opener |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Wednesday, 09 May 2007 |
 Have an old Apple bus mouse laying around? How about turning it into a garage opener? Impress your friends and the ladies with you're awesome Apple-garage action!
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Written by Jacob Head
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Monday, 30 April 2007 |
 This mod is a little obvious... simply take out your optical drive and double your hard drive space. XBench results show a fair increase in many tasks, although a decrease in some small-block reads, and of course a hit in battery life as well. Other caveats include his keyboard no longer fitting quite right and an increase in noise coming from the second drive, but all-in-all Eric seems happy with the experience, and says the systems seems more “snappy."
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Upgrade your MacBook Pro HD |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Tuesday, 24 April 2007 |
 If you have a MacBook Pro, you know upgrading the HD isn't exactly a walk in the park. Besides voiding your warranty, it's almost like minor surgery. If you need a bigger HD so you can have a larger partition for Windows/Linux, this may come in handy. ExtremeTech.com has an excellent step by step process in getting it done.
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