Aaron 
I have the pleasure of working with two macs. One is a Mac Pro and the other is a first generation MacBook Pro for working remotely. This has been especially helpful given the rise in fuel costs. What has been challenging is keeping the data on the two machines in … Read more
Months into social distancing due to COVID-19, all Americans have been navigating a digital lifestyle. Everything from meetings to birthdays to dating has been taken online turning daily routines into challenges to connect. On the bright side, Americans certainly have plenty of practice with social networking which they have been … Read more
Graphic designers need certain tools to be able to do their jobs. Of course, if they were a traditional artist they could use a pen and paper, or a brush and a canvas (which still, by the way, are tools you have to get). However a graphic designer has an … Read more
One of Apple’s selling points for its Macintosh Operating System is “it just works”. For the most part,that is true. Things just work and you go happily along being more productive while OS X takes care of all that stuff Apple thinks you needn’t worry about. Not only is Apple … Read more
The folks over at AppleInsider couldn’t resist opening up their new Time Capsule to see what was really inside. I think the most revealing discovery is the “server grade” drive is a Hitachi Deskstar drive found everyday desktop computers. In addition, these drives are used in Apple’s xserve line so … Read more
Our home wireless network has undergone several changes. We adopted early to a pre 802.11n router provided by Belkin. I refer to those as the bad old days where our wireless signal would drop at the slightest hint of traffic. Eventually, we replaced our Belkin router with a new Airport … Read more