This week has not been too bad, did have a chance to finally install Tiger (Mac OS X (10.4.6)) on the laptop, which is running superfast now. Not sure why, but Panther seemed so slow on the iBook. The iBook is not really that old either it was some of the last batch of ibooks before they released the macbooks, but anyhow it’s installed and I’m happy. I decided to wait on putting Leopard on the desktop and laptop (Macs) until it’s been out a while, whenever it does finally get released. Why I decided to wait is because if any bugs, glitches, etc. the software might have when it’s released. I’ve learned ( from buying Windows ME) to always wait for a couple releases before buying new software… Of course Photoshop is out now too, which has lead me to wait till I buy a new mac to get it because I really think it would run the best on a new intel mac. Then Hey…. I can finally say good-bye to windows for good. ASTA LA VISTA…..[tags]windows, macs, vista, xp,[/tags]
Recently I’ve been using a couple of these new those social networking sites like Myspace, but even better in my Honest opinion.
Since Virb came out of beta recently I thought I would give it a try. I’ve been using it for a few days now and I have to say it’s a lot better than other sites I’ve used in the past and it’s easy to customize the css than Myspace is.
Another social site I’ve been using as well is Twitter, its a great way to keep friends, family, etc. updated without having to write a long entry… I’ve also been using a desktop client for Twitter called Twitteriffic, which is simple to use and it’s of course free as well. It’s a mac only app though.. If anyone wants to add me on either service feel free too.
Twitter: www.twitter.com/spxds
I recently decided to switch back to Mail, because I like the simple interface the mail program has, but could never figure out how to add multiple alias to one e-mail address. Since I try to be super efficient with e-mail, I only have a couple of e-mail addresses setup for my websites, but use aliases that are forwarded to those e-mails addresses. So with that in mind, I actually found a nice tip at Secret Weapon Labs that gave a short tutorial on how to add e-mail aliases in Mail. Just thought I would pass this tip on, since it helped me out greatly with using Apple’s Mail.
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