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A bathroom-ready Squeezebox

In Hacking, Home Automation on 16 September 2011 with 2 comments

The most annoying thing about putting your Squeezebox into your bathroom is the fact that you need to manually turn it on or off. Wouldn’t it be awesome if your Squeezebox turned itself on when you switch on the light in the bathroom, and turn off when your leave and switch off the light? Enter bathroomd, a hugely [...]

4 (or more) ways to install Mac OS X 10.7 Lion

In Apple, Hacking on 22 Juli 2011 with no comments

I’m often wrongly accused of commended on appearing to own an example of every single Mac ever produced. The actual truth is, that, over time, I have accumulated a sizable zoo of Intel-based Macs, all running OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard). And, with this week’s release of the latest iteration of Mac OS, Lion, I [...]

Saving money on MacBook battery replacements

In Apple on 15 Januar 2011 with no comments

Replacing a dead battery can be a costly exercise, especially with Apple laptops. Even those user-serviceable batteries feature a hefty price tag in the Apple store, and on-line merchants aren’t significantly cheaper, either. Add to that the blogosphere’s widespread opinion that Apple’s batteries tend to fail three and a half seconds (on average) after your warranty [...]