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How to get a Mac Pro for one third the cost
Want the power and performance of a Mac but can’t aford the hefty price tag? Running Windows XP, dreading Vista, and wishing for the wonderful Linux kernel under the hood of Mac OS X? Psystar’s new...
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The latest Mac update, Snow Leopard, comes with pre-bundled with Apache 2.2, and PHP 5.3. Here’s what I did to enable it and start making websites. Turning on Apache To do this go to System Preferences...
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Spaces Are Very Cool – Keyboard shortcuts to switch between running apps
If you have a Mac and aren’t using spaces for multi-tasking, you’re missing out on one of the great features of modern OSen. Encapsulation. Even novice computer users understand that a computer can...
View ArticleHow to use Setup Assistant to migrate to a new Mac
I told you in a recent rant on this blog that I bought myself a new MacBook Pro. It truly is a glorious computer; perhaps the best laptop on the planet. It’s blazing fast, ultra quiet, and it’s built...
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How to Fix no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH on Mac OS X Lion
If you have a need to compile Memcache or wget on Mac OS X Lion and are wondering why you are getting the error no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH on Mac OS X Lion, you’re not alone. Thanks to...
View ArticleHow to prevent iTunes launching when connecting iPhone
The solution is on the Apple forums: From the iTunes menu at the top go to iTunes>Preferences>Devices>Prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads from syncing automatically. Check the box at the bottom...
View ArticleHow to prevent iPhoto launching when connecting iPhone
The solution is on the Apple forums: Plug in your iPhone. Launch Image Capture from your Applications folder Select your iPhone once it shows up under devices Look at the lower bottom pane where you’ll...
View ArticleHow to start MySQL on Mac OS X
Observe: macpro:~ me$ mysql.server start Starting MySQL . ERROR! macpro:~ me$ sudo mysql.server start Password: Starting MySQL . SUCCESS!
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