Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Microsoft Live Mesh

Ok, how did I not know about this sooner?!

I've been toying with Microsoft Live Mesh... and I'm very surprised that it has so much functionality and so far works VERY well.

I hardly have to think when selecting folders to synchronize. Best of all, Live Mesh syncs between Mac and PC! That's right! I'm able to synchronize my pictures, music, and documents between computer systems OVER THE WEB! This synchronization happens in real time and regardless of location. If I'm at home, or work, or abroad, my photos are kept synchronized between my MacBook Pro and my home desktop... now THAT is impressive!

If you have the need to synchronize documents, pictures, and music between two computers Microsoft Live Mesh may be right for you! I understand it also works with some mobile devices, but I didn't see an Android application on the Market when I did a quick search, so I've not tested that.

I'm not getting paid by Microsoft... I just like to share with my friends and family when I find a good solid product (especially a great FREE service). I'll be testing it out for a few weeks and I'll give you an update when I learn more.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Apple: You can service it with a wooden stick

Direct from the Apple Service Guide for a PowerMac
Screw a cup hook into the center of the remaining rivet and holding onto the hook, rock the rivet back and forth until you work it out of the heatsink cover. Note: You may find it useful to insert a wooden stick into the hook to help pull out the rivet.
Yeah, they suggest you use a "wooden stick" while servicing the computer.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

iPad...

It exceeds your ability to understand how it works and thus is magical...

Wow... I think I just got another reason not to buy this thing.

Apple is a lot like the "bad boy". They talk down to you and so you want them more. Unless you're smart... but hey, let's be honest.. you're not smart. You're an end user.

Apple: Think what we tell you to.