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[HTmini] Macmerc has put together a contraption that I’m nominating for the award of “Web Security camera most likely to be stolen and converted into lo-grade crack cocaine”
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[MacMerc.com: Articles, News and Forums for Pros] Recent Forum Discussions (April 30 - May 8, 2005): The MacMerc Forums are an excellent place to ask questions about something you're trying to do with your Mac or post comments about the news floating around the Macweb. Here are a few threads... with the machine, but quite pleased at the help from Apple thus far." As always, you can subscribe to the MacMerc
[MacMerc.com: Articles, News and Forums for Pros] Recent Forum Discussions (April 23 - April 30, 2005): with your Mac or post comments about the news floating around the Macweb. Here are a few threads...Time for the weekly update on the activity in The MacMerc Forums. In case you haven't discovered... for me ddrkid1768 makes us relive the pains of internet access with "Ethernet &Mac OS 7.5.3
[MacMerc.com: Articles, News and Forums for Pros] Recent Forum Discussions (April 18 - April 22, 2005): with your Mac or post comments about the news floating around the Macweb. Here are a few threads that are looking for input: yeeri was looking for help with Safari after the Mac OS X 10.3.9 update...Time for the weekly update on the activity in The MacMerc Forums. In case you haven't discovered
[MacMerc.com: Articles, News and Forums for Pros] Recent Forum Discussions (April 10 - April 17, 2005): The MacMerc Forums are an excellent place to ask questions about something you're trying to do with your Mac or post comments about the news floating around the Macweb. Here are a few threads... to the MacMerc Forums in your RSS reader and keep track of just the new thread titles or verbose coverage
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[Marginal Utility] The Mess on the Desktop: You may have seen this "transparent desktop" thing (if not, it's cool, follow the link) — pictures of computers with desktop images that seamlessly display whatever is behind the screen, as if the screen had been removed. It seems to have originated as a Mac thing, but has been linked by BoingBoing, possibly among other high-traffic sites. Some are so seamless that they've raised questions as to whether they're "real" or just digital image editing trickery (i.e., pasting an image over an image of the screen).
[MacMerc.com: Articles, News and Forums for Pros] Recent Forum Discussions (April 2 - April 9, 2005): The MacMerc Forums are an excellent place to ask questions about something you're trying to do with your Mac or post comments about the news floating around the Macweb. Here are a few threads... of the Biometric fingerprint readers. As always, you can subscribe to the MacMerc Forums in your RSS reader
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[Technovia] Mac Mini as embedded development board: MacMerc points to a great feature on one of IBM’s countless web sites about using the Mac Mini as a high-end embedded development board. “It has a broader array of connectors, a faster processor, and support for a very large amount of memory. The development kit is fairly complete, with support for AppleScript, C, C++, Objective-C, Java?, Perl, Python, and Ruby programming out of the box or you can choose to use some third party Java tools such as Eclipse or Netbeans.”
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