Snow Leopard “Nail Painting” tutorial: Finally you can match your nails to your OS!
Hey ladies, have you tried everything to land that super-hot Mac Geek in your life with nothing to show for it? Well, assuming you’re not ugly, the problem might be your nails. Everyone knows a true Mac geek likes their woman’s fingernails to match their OS, and nothing screams OS X 10.6 like Snow Leopard Fingernails!
Above: Well, she’s certainly no stranger to makeup.
Check out JulieG 713’s video tutorial (below) on how to paint your fingernails with a wicked cool Snow Leopard print! And as a side note, yes, she’s using “MAC” brand makeup. Double win.
Thoughts on the new iDisk icon
Faithful Macenstein reader Kyle writes:
“WTF is up with the new iDisk icon!? I get it, “cloud computing”. But seriously, why purple? What was wrong with the blue globe? I guess this got snuck in with the MobileMe 1.1 update.”
Nice point, Kyle. Now I have a question for YOU. WTF is up with using the Apple “stones” desktop background? You don’t find that distracting?
-The Doc
Windows 7: The Search for Dock
Filed under: Apple Fanboyism, Leopard, Microsoft Bashing, Opinion, design
Based on these concept pics, the “future” of Windows looks remarkably like the “present” of OS X
Speaking of stealing… Is it just me, or are these shots of the upcoming Windows 7 looking a little too similar to OS X?
I can’t wait to see what Microsoft decides to call that transparent Dock-looking thing. Given that they call OS X’s Widgets “gadgets”, I’m going to assume it will be called the “Spock”.
[images via techdreams]
Apple begins 10.5.4 speculation by releasing 10.5.3
Filed under: Apple Fanboyism, Leopard, OS X, Software, Updates
Apple today released the highly rumored 10.5.3 update for Mac OS X Leopard, which means we can now begin looking for hints of a 10.5.4 update.
According to Apple, 10.5.3 includes a laundry list of fixes, far too lengthy and boring for me to bother copying and pasting. If you care, you can read about them here. I for one pretty much just install these things without questioning why, and have only been burned twice (Damn you QuickTime!), but until an OS update ruins my system, I will just keep on hitting “Install 1 item”, and trusting the almighty Cupertino.
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