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New Graphics Card
As my MacPro was a bit poorly, I installed a new graphics card last night. It’s an NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT. Installation was easy (everything is easy inside a MacPro). The card itself is about half the size of the outgoing … Continue reading
MacPro health
My MacPro has been getting very noisy and a little unstable recently. It’s an early (2006) model with a mere 4 Xenon cores of just 2.66ghz but still jolly splendid. I’ve tracked the problem down to the graphics card, and … Continue reading
Mini off life support
My Mac Mini had drive trouble some time ago and I ‘fixed’ it by booting off an external drive. This has been most acceptable for the last 15 months or so, but recently, with a rejig of media stuff in the living room, … Continue reading
Hulk
I watched The Incredible Hulk at the weekend (the one with Edward Norton). For some reason I thought that most people believed that the previous film was rubbish and this was much better, even good, but I didn’t think so. … Continue reading
On being a long-time Apple customer
The other day I was thinking about being a long-time Apple customer and that around the very late 90s, early 00s, when Windows PCs were a bit of a joke, it was very easy to feel superior and evangelise a … Continue reading
MacBook
After the demise of my iBook, we needed a replacement for wireless interwebbing at home. Lo! a shiny new MacBook has been ordered and shall be delivered in a week or two, but why does ’3 days’ on Apple’s website … Continue reading
iBook relapse
iBook seems to have relapsed after a spirited recovery. It was taking a long time to boot, Spotlight felt it was necessary to reindex the drive, then would crash and repeat. After a single-user disk repair session it wouldn’t boot … Continue reading
iBook lives
Looks like iBook seems to be recovering after an OS reinstall. After syncing back its personality from .Mac he seems as good as new. Fingers crossed he stays that way.
Sick iBook
My iBook kernel panicked. And is doing it again on reboot. For those less enlightened, a kernel panic is akin to the Windows Blue Screen Of Death. I’ve yet to do any real analysis, but I fear the worst. Snowy … Continue reading
iPhone – after two months
I’ve had the iPhone for two months now, time for the hype to die down, and for normal usage patterns to emerge. During the week, it’s my alarm clock – I put it on silent mode, so calls/texts don’t wake … Continue reading
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