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Tag Archives: Macintosh
MemoryMiner – the ultimate photo organiser?
This week saw GroupSmarts release an interesting update to their MemoryMiner social photo organiser application. MemoryMiner is a social photo organiser for Mac OS X, allowing users to tag imported photos by who appears in them (the ability to draw … Continue reading
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Tagged application, geotagging, groupsmarts, iphoto, mac, macbreak, Macintosh, macworld, mashups, memoryminer, merlin-mann, organiser, photos, social networking, tagging, video
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Arrival
Well, I got MacBook #3 (at last) two days ago. Seems to be running fine. In celebration of this fine moment I would like to present to you the best/most terrifying photo ever taken (depending on your generation and disposition)
Continuing MacBook saga
Apple and TNT are complete knobs. Really. They are. As I posted before, my MacBook went bananas. And I’ve had a hell of a time trying to arrange a replacement. Originally, they agreed to do a straight-out swap, and DOA … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, china, customer-service, logistics, macbook, Macintosh, my life, nightmare, technology, tnt
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Sudo
I can’t even begin to explain this joke, so I’ll have to let Wikipedia attempt it. But it’s brilliant. Click the cartoon to see it on Randall Munroe’s site.