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CIO Magazine’s advice: think about beefing up your hardware, but not run out and convert everything to Vista, wait-and-see.
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Auction house Bonhams in-sources their app development and uses a fair amount of open source and “cheap” IT instead of going comercial and mainframe. Sort like SI’s using open source.
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Desktop, open source aggregator for OS X. Matt Ray likes it. I shall try it.
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“Instead of focusing on external factors that are adding 5 or 10% to your cost structure, how about looking inward to attack the 20 to 30% of internal waste?”
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Auto-hides OS X menu, giving you some more screen room.
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Hides and lets you toggle seeing icons on your OS X desktop. I’m not sure if I need this level of distraction free.
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Removes transparent background from the dock.
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“[A] hack specifically designed for use with the Mac OS X operating system. Haxies typically offer small interface and functionality tweaks to the system or existing applications by injecting code into programs as they load.”
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Now here’s a data sheet/PDF that caters to my type of info-sucking. More screenshots than you can shake a stick at and bulleted features and feature-clusters.
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One of The Frontsider’s blogs. Yuh!(tags: thefrontside blogs)
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$1.80/month network backup. Looks good.
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(tags: msft opensource)
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QA in open source.
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