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Category Archives: hardware
My Duh Moment with Crusoe’s Longrun
I’ve been using a Sharp Actius for those times when I need Windows XP or when I want to travel light. But I’ve been frustrated by my apparent lack of ability to control LongRun’s power management behavior. I recently found … Continue reading
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Net Booting a Sharp Actius MM10
I picked up a refurbished Sharp Actius MM10 the other day because I’ve badly needed a lightweight PC for some time (I’ve been traveling with both a Mac and a PC recently, and I’ve come close to doing some real … Continue reading
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Wet Willies with 15" PowerBook Carry Risk of Electric Shock
[Apple - Discussions]: “2) Get somebody to rub the inside of your ear with a finger” I wonder how the Apple Engineers will set about reproducing this one?
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Ghost4Unix
Tomas Restrepo: “Since I’m really lazy, and I had all kind of things installed, I decided to try something before replacing the original drive: imaging it. For that, I decided to use Ghost4Unix, which allows you to upload a compressed … Continue reading
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Gentoo, Thinkpad A20m, AirPort, and WEP
Just on the off chance that someone else now or in the future needs to get Gentoo to recognize a D-Link DWL-650 adapter on a Thinkpad A20m connected to a WEP-protected AirPort network, here it is: boot with gentoo pcmcia … Continue reading
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15 inch Powerbook Verdict
James Duncan Davidson has written up his thoughts on the new 15 inch Powerbook. One complaint, many positives.
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Hands on G5
In which Tom Hoffman stresses out a G5 at the Warwick CompUSA.
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Max it out!
MacNN: “Trans Intl. today announced a 1GB DDR266 memory modules for the 12″ Powerbook G4…”
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