Author: Guy Serle

On September 11th, I tested for my 1st degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. To save you from having to read the rest

Just a quick note to any Trek fan among the regulars here at MyMac. The good folks at CowCreek films will be releasing the

I don’t watch a lot of television other than football, news, cartoons with the kids (OK, sometimes WITHOUT the kids), and occasionally some sci-fi

OK, time to pick the brains of some of you regulars out there. Does anyone know of a way to convert .wmv files to

Because no one asked for it, here it is complete, the parody song I started in Tim’s article about his G5 troubles. Obviously it’s

While reading Mark Marcantonio’s column on re-energizing the Democratic party, I was hit with a thought about renewable sources of energy. He spoke of

I love South America. Even though I haven’t been to many places there. The short list is as follows. Colombia, Guyana, Brazil, Ecuador. Considering

Apparently the latest rumors making the rounds reguarding Apple is that they are in secret (SHHH! Don’t tell anyone) talks with Intel, the King

That paragon of tech news reporting, C/Net, is saying that Steve Jobs will announce that OS X and by extension, Apple Macintosh Computers will

I like Chris Seibold. Especially when he talks about me and makes references to blogs and articles that I have written. Now, if only

Oh my freaking God. He did it. He really did it. After years of rumors with most Mac people saying that it will never

Right. OK now is the time when I must confess that I thought this was a mistake. I wrote several blogs about why I

Finding time for fun stuff is getting harder and harder to find. Besides having a full-time job, I’m also the Father of two boys

I heard something on the radio today that made me sad. Of course, while the news we typically hear everyday is enough to give

Most people with any decency in their bones I’m sure are delighted that the Space Shuttle Discovery made it safely into space. After the

Most of you regular readers have read David K every’s blog on the anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings that basically ended

Man’s greed never fails to astound me. Reports out of Henrico County, Virginia are starting to come in about the first round of iBook

A quick recap. From 1985 to 1991, I worked for a large US Government contractor. I repaired US Embassy and Consulate security systems. I

Darn near every amateur podcaster is using GarageBand for making their podcasts. I’m no exception as I use it for the ‘Dashboard Minute’ heard