NFS behind NAT on Mac OS X
Mounting NFS behind a masquerading NAT router can be a nuisance if you don’t know how to do it.
Category Archives: Tech
iPod nano – 42 grams of pure pleasure
You have to give it up for Apple, because they did it again. This new iPod nano just has to make you drewl. This just has to be the sexiest MP3 player Apple ever delivered, especially in black. Of course … Continue reading
Battery Status Widget
Kim Bauters has built a nice Battery Status widget for Mac OS X Tiger’s Dashboard. It is roughly based on coconutBattery and it will show you your battery fitness (current capacity), the number of charge cycles it’s been through, and … Continue reading
Google Talk – All talk and no play?
With a lot of fuss, Google announced a new service: Google Talk. A quick look on the supported clients page, showed nothing spectacular: voice chats are only possible with Google’s own client, which is unfortunately only supported on Microsoft’s Windows … Continue reading
Mac OS X Bluetooth Send File made easy
Because sometimes, it just is.
Missing Sync – Bluetooth troubles
And how I finally solved them
Apple goes double: 2-button mice
After the switch from SCSI to IDE, Mac OS 9 to Unix based Mac OS X and PowerPC to Intel, Apple finally switched to two-button mice today. Introducing… The Mighty Mouse! Don’t get me wrong, I think it’s not a … Continue reading
Illegal Software & Multimedia
A response to one of Sijmen’s articles
New iBooks and Mac mini’s
As expected, Apple has finally updated their line of iBooks today, along with a new Mac mini today. Both the iBook and the Mac mini now come with a standard amount of 512MB RAM: Finally enough to run Mac OS … Continue reading
War of the Worlds Iconset
Great looking iconset, with a War of the Worlds theme.