I acquired my Macbook Pro in November of 2008 and love it to death till this day. I am not sure how I can live without it. Now there are two parts to enjoying your laptop. 1st is the hardware, which the Macbook Pro surely doesn’t lack. 2nd is the software that goes along with the Mac. Apple’s smart marketing tactic by adding iLife to every Mac makes it just much more valuable to get a computer that comes with a full digital media suite. Read the rest of this entry »
January 27th, 2009 |
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This is insane for Apple. The much long, awaited for iLife ‘09 came out today (well, was sold a day prior) and is already on all the torrent networks. As of this writing, there are already over 20,000 downloaders on The Pirate Bay. Read the rest of this entry »
January 21st, 2009 |
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It was the largest crowd in history to ever have witnessed a presidential inauguration.
A record-setting 1.8million people crowded on to the National Mall in Washington DC yesterday to watch Barack Obama become the first black president of the United States on the steps of the Capitol Building.
Now the clean-up: Trash and other debris scattered across the National Mall after the inauguration ceremony. Read the rest of this entry »
Codez4mac
I have recently stumbled across this site, Codez4mac forum which specializes in Apple software, as well as many Mac OS X programs that one may need in BitTorrent form. Because the Mac community is so closely knit, sometimes, it can be hard to find the exact program you need. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently, I have been listening to a lot of You Look Nice Today, a podcast of emotional hygiene. It’s a podcast where three guys, lonelysandwich, scottsimpson, and hotdogsladies talk about the akwardness of life. They are freaking funny when it comes to awkward situations and they know how to handle it 1000x better than our attempt at it last summer. Not only are they funny, but you also learn some weird things as well. I believe that many of you guys who check their podcast out will really like them. Read the rest of this entry »
Ever wonder when typing in high level security passwords such as bank accounts, credit card accounts, and stock accounts into Firefox that someone maybe seeing what you type? Well, don’t worry, unless you have a keylogger in your computer. A keylogger is a virus that hides in your computer and runs in the background, logging every keystroke you make. After a certain amount of keystrokes are made, they are then sent via email to the attacker, allowing the attacker to view all the keystrokes you typed in, potentially harming your important information. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello there, you all have seen my post before on how to crack WEP encrypted networks using KisMAC but now, I have added a video tutorial to it. Be sure to visit the actual link to view the content in HD so you can make out the words, etc…
Original Post: http://www.laatedaa.com/2008/11/23/how-to-crack-wep-keys-in-mac-os-x-using-kismac/
Buy a compatible KisMAC injector that works for sure from here (help us out indirectly).
Today, me and some friends hit up the public transportation (BART) after school and went to San Francisco to the Moscone Center where Macworld was held at, as always. Even though it was two days after the start of the expo and also CES is starting up, there was still a hustle of people wanting to get free prizes, and all the website reviewers wanting to get the latest update on all things Mac. Me and a few friends were lucky enough to have registered very early, so we got free tickets to go inside the exhibit hall, where hundreds of third-party Mac vendors showcase their goodies, ranging from iPod cases, to server backup technology.
Here are just a few pictures I took during my 3 hour adventure in the huge Moscone North and South buildings. Click the jump for the pictures. Read the rest of this entry »
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