Month: May 2007
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iTunes Plus (DRM Free tracks now available)
It seems that Apple Inc. have (finally) launched the DRM free tracks on the iTunes Music Store, which I am pretty sure is a good thing. Now Apple don’t deserve all the credit here – EMI (and a big applause to them for the decision to go the route of portable music) deserve big kudo’s…
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myPods.com.au : Funky covers for your iPod
myPods.com.au :: Home Having read about the mypods on the homepage of mactalk (formerly appletalk.com.au) I was intrigued by these covers. Having used a hardcover case for my iPod over the past 15 months or so but due to its nature little bits of dirt and dust got underneath the clear plastic and was beginning…
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Astute Submarine Looks like a Whale, Never Needs Refuelling [PICS]
The newest British Royal Navy’s submarine looks like a giant whale, can sit in the English Channel and fire cruise missiles at North Africa; but perhaps the most extraordinary feature of the British-built sub is that it will never need to be refuelled throughout its 25-year lifespan, meaning it can sail round the world 40…
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Modern Drunkard Magazine Online
Modern Drunkard Magazine Online Now I don’t advocate that this list should be followed to the letter, it is rather amusing and provides some good ground rules to follow should you ever find yourself in the pub 😉
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Hugh Hamilton “The Ratbag” Merlot 2004
I am usually not a fan of Merlot as it is too soft for my liking, way to subtle. I like a wine that smacks you across the back of your tonsils and shakes you all about. Now while this is not as in your face as the typical Aussie big Red like the Barossa…
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Windows Vista – An Irritant
This is a rant. I have installed Vista on my MacBook Pro, while I do prefer using the Mac for many things (as it suits my work flows better) but there are occasions where Windows is required (whipping up a Win only app, software designed for windows only, or websites that will just not work…
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Spread this number ? Rudd-O.com
Spread this number ? Rudd-O.com 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 – These 16 pairs of little hex numbers are causing quite a stir out on the internet. There is a massive underground campaign to spread these numbers about – as far and as wide…