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MindManager is a great way to organize your life. Check it out today!
Mind Mapping according to 43 Folders
Cali Lewis and Geek Brief TV
Kreg Steppe host of Valid Syntax and Technorama Podcast
Opening Alternate Libraries in iTunes
Get Firefox 2.0 (this was NOT a commercial, I just love Fire Fox)
Looks like the MacBook Pros got an upgrade overnight. Now they sport the Core 2 Duos, harddrive bumps, and memory updrages also.
Man…Just got mine 2 weeks ago. Doesn’t matter…I for one am happy with what I have. 
By: Kreg Steppe
Kreg Steppe turned me on to a new Australia based mac magazine called MacTalk. I checked out an on line version and it is very rich and vareid in content. Even if you’re are not in Australia, I think you’ll like it too.
No , you don’t have to get your polyester suits out of the closet. The makers of AppZapper are ready to come out with a beta next week called Disco made to take care of all your your daily disc burning and imaging tasks.
I was able to get a beta copy of this software from lead developer Austin Sarner, and will review it on the podcast soon. Check out the interview with Austin from the ARS Technica blog. Looks like once again Disco fever is about to hit, but this time it will be Woot, Woot instead of the Disco Duck.
Thanks to Kreg Steppe from Technorama for giving me a heads up on the ARS Technical article.
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Setting up FTP on Mac OS X: Mac OS X comes preinstalled with its own FTP Server. To turn it on go to System Preferences > Sharing > and check FTP Access.
Step by Step Instructions on how to use Terminal Program to set up and access your remote computer through SSH.
Panic Transmit 3 (great FTP Applicaiton for MAC
Speed Download 4 (My favorite current FTP and much more application)
iGet Nex Generation SSH based file transfer application
Setting up DynDNS
Dynamic DNS Services by DynDNS
Congrats to Norb from norbtekinfo.com for his 25th Podcast Anniversary
There is a brand new service coming to help you organize your music, share your music tastes, and discover new music through your friends. I am in the alpha, and if you are interested in getting an invite now. Register here or write me at typicalmacuser (at) (gmail) (dot) (com) and I will send you an invite from my profile. It is a very cool service and we don’t often get a chance to see these thing early. All I can say about it so far is “iLike”
Ok I’m in California and I want the listeners of the Typical PC User podcast to help Dori find her stolen WebGeek license plate
http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/6448338
Things you can do to help
Lets show Dori what the Mac Geek community can do
If you find the the plate you can send it tot:
1083 Vine St. #228
Healdsburg, CA 95448
Here is the video of me talking about how to make a podcast during the Harvard E1 Understanding Computers and the Internet. Thanks to David Malan and his TA’s for having me come and join them.
Watch the lecture, click the picture below.
David Malan from Harvard’s Understanding Computers and the Internet was nice enough to ask me to speak during his class about how to start a podcast. I just finished using Skype (Video and Audio) and it was a blast. Check out their web-site Harvard’s Understanding Computers and the Internet where he will have a video of it soon.Thanks
David, that’s probably as close as I will ever get to going to Harvard.
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Hey, I’m a lonely podcaster. Send me audio clips, questions or suggestions at typicalmacuser (at)(gmail)(dot)(com)
The Radio Adventures of Doctor Floyd
Review of the Case-Mate.net Gloves Laptop Sleeve
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