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GirlieMac! Has Moved to a New Server

Sorry for the downtime. The previous web hosting (serverway.net) had disappeared without any notice, ditched all of their customers. My Bad I didn't backup anything on MySQL and I've lost all blog entories. I couldn't retrieve from Web Archive either. My blog is gone :-(

iCuteOverload Beta

Now iCuteoverload is on Apple's iPhone web app directory, and girliemac.com has gotten new visitors.
Welcome, new visitors! GirlieMac.com is not a new site. It's been spreading love for Apple for over 10 years!!!

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GirlieMac! Mobile

GirlieMac! Mobile iPhone Edition is launched! Go to http://m.girliemac.com on your iPhone!.

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GirlieMac! Blog

I finally launched my blog! Why did I wait so long? I dunno.


Apple Hot News :: 05/09/2008 13:40:32 MDT -0600 RSS

Delivering automatic, constant, complete, wireless backups

“You can’t imagine how satisfying it is to know that if your hard drive dies, you will lose no more than one hour of work,” relates David Pogue (nytimes.com) in his review of Time Capsule. “The Time Machine automatic backup feature of the latest Mac OS X version backs up your Macs onto the Time Capsule, automatically, constantly, completely and wirelessly. And in my book, automatic, constant, complete backups are the only kind that really count.”

Creating Algorithmic Art on a Mac

Using his 24-inch iMac, Jean-Pierre Hébert, the 68-year-old artist-in-residence at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics at UC Santa Barbara, California, creates “algorithmic art” in a variety of media—from sand to copper to tree bark. “Mac OS X is a very good environment for me to work in,” he says. “It offers the best of all possible worlds.”

Now playing on iTunes U: TERRA

The first online science and nature film series, TERRA lets us enjoy the compelling documentaries produced by the grad students in the Science and Natural History Film Program at Montana State University. Through multiple seasons of programming, TERRA introduces us to the nature of our world.