DealSpork

Ok, supercool feature I have never seen. At end of purchase they have a button that will put my order details into 1Password. 11 products and their serial numbers just got plopped in. THAT is PROGRESS!

Wow. That IS nice. Now I want to buy it just to see that.

I don't have time to peruse, but I would be willing to bet someone has put that feature out on youtube. It uses a .pif file.

http://tinyurl.com/86tcrn5

Oh, the MAIN reason I bought that bundle is JAKSTA. I downloaded the trial and it works great with TOPGEAR.COM's videos download. But I am unwilling to spend $50 for it.
Secondarily, to become legit with Parallels. I don't use it much, but I appreciate their work/effort.
And I hear good things about BUSYCAL. But I wonder if I can still hobble together Lion+PalmOS+Treo syncing.... dunno.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/08/2012 02:10PM by El Jeffe.

ew.

Our friends at B&H currently have what looks to be a very good price for what looks to be a very good SSD, a $240GB Sandisk Extreme for $159. I used the link above to help out the site. Hoping this will enliven a pre-unibody MacBook Pro.

Gotta say this Samsung Galaxy tab 'student' edition bundle is alluring at this price.
Not sure I trust the store, though.... he he

http://5z8.info/orgy.avi_s9d8qf_super-nsfw

Now THAT is what I call a URL-shortening service.

it does align with my mischievous sense of humor.

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it does align with my mischievous sense of humor.

Try my new post-shortening service:

it ds aln w/my mschvs sns o hmr.

Oh, 4chan had a bot for flagged commenters called "the devowelizer" a few yrs ago.

ddt

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El Jeffe
it does align with my mischievous sense of humor.

Try my new post-shortening service:

it ds aln w/my mschvs sns o hmr.

Bill has been disemvoweled.

O o I ae o!

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O o I ae o!

Now he's suffering from inconsonants.

Or speaking a Polynesian language.

$12 shipped - Blue Microphones Mikey 2.0 for iPod and iPhone (30 pin)

http://dealmac.com/Blue-Microphones-Mics-at-Buy-Dig-Deals-from-12-free-shipping/645600.html

I just bought one for my iPod 3G Nanos, et al.

Blue's product page has sample spoken word audio recording.
http://bluemic.com/mikey_for_ipod/#/technology/

More samples here:
http://bluemic.com/mikey_for_ipod/#/audio/

I did not know this!

http://dealmac.com/features/Apple-Undercuts-Apple-Offers-Refurbs-for-Up-to-100-Less-on-Its-eBay-Store/677200.html

Late last year, it was discovered that Apple was potentially selling its refurbished wares through eBay, discretely under the seller name Refurbished-Outlet. At the time, 9to5 Mac pointed to the near identical re-certification practices as evidence that this was an Apple-run outfit; all items came with a full 1-year warranty, final inspection was completed by Apple itself, and all of the items were priced the same as the Apple Store. The eBay front still exists, but it appears as if the latter practice has changed — and in the consumer's favor.

dealnews recently discovered that several Apple items on the eBay store have dropped to prices that are lower than what the Apple Store charges, in some cases by a significant margin. Currently, the most notable price cut is on the current-generation 13.3" MacBook Air with a 128GB SSD, which comes in at an all-time low of $899 — $100 less than what Apple charges directly.

I stumbled across this site while looking researching speed/cadence sensors for bikes... I don't know anything about them except that this site exists and that if you're looking for some older Mac stuff, there seem to be some interesting finds in the list.

http://www.oakale.com/brands/Apple.html?page=1

Not cheap, considering the obsolescence.

The .Mac licenses..... doesn't that verge on the criminal? I mean, they are worth ZERO, right?

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