Stopping the Worm

By now most of us, I hope, are aware of the new vulnerability discovered in OS X. It is a very bad one and I’m sure it will be attacked by hackers very quickly. Yesterday I decided to research it and do something to defend our household Macs.

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Time to upgrade: iBook or PowerBook?

When SoundTrack came upon the scene, I was mesmerized by it’s simplicity and power. Unfortunately it was less than impressed with my Pismo. As in, it wouldn’t load, much less play. GarageBand came around after not too long and satisfied my meager song making abilities, but the seed was planted. I needed something better.

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Starry Night Pro Plus for Mac OS-X and Windows
Review

And I cannot tell you how many times I have looked at a bright object in the sky and said, “What is that?” So a chance to play with Starry Night Pro, self-proclaimed as “the world’s most realistic astronomy software” sounded like a great opportunity.

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The Archaeology of the Box People

Some of the boxes we have unearthed in their landfills had cryptic purposes. It is supposed, mainly because of the phosphered glass faces, which perhaps they were used for individual communication or entertainment, but such a thought is almost beyond belief in our collectivistic culture.

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