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June 22 in Low End Mac History
1999
- Something to remember, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom. In our rush to wire schools for the internet, are we providing safe and adequate electrical wiring?
- iMac talks to PowerBook, part 2, Evan Kleiman, Mac Happens. More on networking an iMac with a PowerBook or other older Mac.
2000
- Bottlenecks: What is your Mac's slowest component?, Jonathan Ploudre, Back & Forth. The slowest part of your computer system could be - you.
- First Mac short stories, My First Mac. Short stories from three Mac users.
- Mac Network email list launched. Our latest email list deals in everything related to Mac networking: LocalTalk, Ethernet, AirPort, Remote Access, modems, and lots more.
2001
- Would Apple have thought different in 1983?, Eric Schwarz, The Power of Mac. Fiction: What if the original Macintosh design team had seen a slot-loading iMac?
- Making micropay work, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. Some potential problems with micropay, other ways micropay can be used, and how it might be implemented.
- Post Office to kill spam?, Anne Onymus, Rumor Mill. New "spam tax" forms basis for micropayment system built at spammer's expense.
- The 'Book Review, Charles Moore. Deals on used and refurbished 'Books, iBook screen protector, new online auction, 20 GB Travelstar deal, more.
2005
- Bring out your iPods!, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. Apple is offering a 10% discount for trading in your old iPod toward a new one. They've got to be worth more than that.
2007
- World going notebook crazy, MacBook Pro reviews, 802.11n for PowerBooks, iTilt notebook stand, and more, The 'Book Review. Also LED backlight flicker, 4 GB upgrade for newest MacBook Pro models, DuelAdapter PCMCIA adapter for MacBook Pro, bargain 'Books from $170 to $2,299, and more.
- Apple tops in tech support, Nancy Drew and her iPod, Opera Mini takes on the iPhone, and more, Mac News Review. Also Hitachi's 1 TB drive in a Mac Pro, turning off your Mac at night, Newton Connection for Mac OS X, TabMeister, and more.
2009
- Avoiding dead and stuck pixels on your LCD screen, Charles Moore, 'Book Value. While CRT monitors would sometimes develop burn-in, LCD monitors may ship with or develop bad pixels.
- Smultron: A fast, free text editor that's great for organizing information, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. NotePad Deluxe didn't fully survive the switch to an Intel Mac, and Smultron became the replacement of choice.
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