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Cinema Display DVI Wires Revealed |
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Thursday, 21 February 2008 |
 Here's a handy how to that is always good to bring up. The wire breakdown of the DVI on a 20" cinema display. While some cables are just marked as "not used", the majority of the cables are marked.
If anybody knows of an updated version of this, please pass it on.
Strip those wires!
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Build your own OS X machine |
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Thursday, 21 February 2008 |
 We all love modding out Macs, but we can't always go out and buy or find a Mac that fits the dimmensions we need. Imagine if you could build a computer and and just buy the OS from Apple. Wouldn't that make some of the mods so much easier? Well, reality has come true. While we do not know the exact legal standings of this, you can build your own computer and put Leopard on it, the process is dubbed "Hackintosh".
There is a really good detailed explination of the process posted on lifehacker by Adam Pash. It goes through the hardware and software aspects of creating your Hackintosh. The only question I have is, is the OS legally allowed to be put on non Apple Hardware? Can Apple send one of their famous C&D's to them?
Begun, this Clone Wars has.
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Make your own apple clothing line |
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Saturday, 16 February 2008 |
 Ever want to be rich and famous? Go find a bunch of old Apple mice and start your custom clothing business! In 8 easy steps you can make your own Apple mouse belt buckle.
Don't forget the royalties back to me after you make your first million.
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
 PC's (Windows / Linux) often have the ability to mod their cases because they can design their own from scratch. Mac modders usually have to start off with a basic build from Apple. This has led to lots of documentation on the PC side as to how to trick out their cases. While out on the internet I happened across a great set of articles from AMD. They go through the basics of modding your case, including painting, cutting, lighting and cooling.
If you ever saw one the Mac Mod challenges and wanted to do your own, but don't know where to start, this is a page you need to read. Of course come back here and find out how we do it on the Mac side and get the insight of all the other Mac modders.
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How to properly wire your electronics, NASA style |
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Written by Jacob Thomason
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Sunday, 10 February 2008 |
 Have you ever wanted to know the proper way to strip your wires, crimp them, and even harness them? Well, NASA has published their official wire preperation documentation so the world can quit jerry rigging their electronics. So, next time you are wiring up your mod, check the references on the proper way to get it done, m'kay...
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Written by Jacob Thomason
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Friday, 01 February 2008 |
 Well, leave it up to our mates over at ifixit.com to take care of this daunting task for all of us. They have unboxed their brand new MacBook Air and wasted no time before taking it apart, documenting all the details, and posting one of their great take-apart guides. Take a look at that heatsink, wow.
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Add Commands to your Right Click |
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Written by Jacob Thomason
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Thursday, 24 January 2008 |
 Simplehelp.net has put together a great tutorial on how to add additional commands to your right click. By using the very cool, OnMyCommand application , to execute shell scripts and applescripts, you can create a myraid of custom commands just for your use. OnMyCommand has around 500 pre-coded commands that you can download direftly into the application. If you haven't given this little app a try yet... You Should! O yea, and its free.
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Ultimate Leopard tweak guide |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Tuesday, 01 January 2008 |
From Appletell.com, "No matter how good Apple Mac OS X Leopard is, there will always be features that people dislike, and want to change. And while Apple may think they have the perfect recipe for a perfect OS, many power-users will want to tweak OS X to their liking. They want to change more than their desktop image, or the icons in their dock. Sometimes Apple doesn’t always make it easy to tweak your Mac, so Appletell has compiled a list of several ways to tweak your Leopard."
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