August 2009
12 posts
“Today, the standard by which someone is considered (generally) computer literate...”
– theAppleBlog
All this hype... But what about for the casual...
Snow Leopard for Mac was released today but what are people making of it? Well, the general consensus is that its a faster, leaner and smaller version of Leopard which is great. Finally we are getting an operating system that is less bloated than it’s previous version even if Apple are cheating slightly by removing the code for the PowerPC processors. But how are the casual users like myself...
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No changes at all.
Nothing really interesting has happened to me recently. Im trying very hard not to spiral into zero money as the last thing i want to do right now is borrow money from family to pay for little things such as FOOD and WATER. To avoid situations such as using the last £30 of my overdraft i have decided to sell the DVD boxsets that i never watch on eBay.
Of course like a good little nerd i’ve...
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Guide: Upgrading your MacBook Hard Drive
My MacBook is now officially the best that it can be. I have upgraded it’s pathetic 160gb HD to a mean 500GB drive. Okay its only a 5400rpm but i decided to go for storage over spin speed. I always wondered if buying a new internal drive was greedy or not. Should i just delete what i already or move it to a external. Do i really need all this data with me at all times? I decided my answer was no...
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My Photography: New Photo's added →
So i’ve added 2 more photos to my ‘Out and About’ photography page. They are both images from my recent holiday to Sardinia. I have lots of scenery photo’s but they get very samey and are honestly boring. These 2 i’ve added i hope are not so enjoy!
MacBook still top of the range
I downloaded this application for my mac called coconut battery which basically tells you the current health of your battery. My total possible battery life has depleted only about 1% in 12 months of use which I think is incredible as it is.
The application however also has an advanced tab which tells me that my MacBook is actually 19 months. Not suprising really as I did purchase it refurbished...
