Dark Side of the Mac

I find it incredible how powerful a game can be these days. Containing thousands of dollars of valuable technology that a person picks up at a store for $50, or downloads it for $10. I myself have a $500 dollar program designed for music creation known as Logic Studio. It can produce some pretty good music, however an old game from the era of the Super NIntendo seems to even give it some competition. ;)

What is Love?

Viva La Vida, Coldplay

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First, I would like to wonder why there are so many top lists today about Apple. Today is not about Apple, it’s about the Macintosh. Apple’s birthday is on April 1st. Along with this, I see the same old list made every year. Ones that take little time to think. The simple blog post to get as many hits as possible. After timing myself, This one took about 2 hours to write.

I’m doing this not for the hits, but to create my own list, because I couldn’t stand the lists I saw today. This is just my… Continue

a continuing series about the PC Industry.

The mouse was a revolution that changed the world. It's what drove the personal computer industry and made it what it is today. Much thanks goes to Apple, who didn't invent the mouse, but made it a commercial success. Quite a few people have come to the assumption that Xerox PARC developed the mouse and that Apple stole that idea from them. However the mouse is older than Xerox PARC.

It all starts with the first mouse, which wasn't a mouse at all. It… Continue

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It might be unknown to most, but hacking isn’t technically a bad thing. In fact, it was hacking that truly started the personal computer market. To this day, one of the most famous, and thought to be the best hacker of all time by some, remains to be Steve Wozniak. Steve, or Woz, is the co-founder of Apple, Inc.

It was 1971 and at the time, Steve Woz did not realize the future he was going to lead… Continue

This is a series of posts concern the historic background of personal computer related events.

I must confess that I'm not much of an internet social networking person. I don't really have a myspace account or facebook. I rarely write updates upon twitter. For instant messaging, I only use gTalk and only have a small amount of my friends on my buddies list. In all honesty, I'm terrible about being social online. However, I have found a few networks that I've grown to use quite often. One… Continue