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A Guide to Malware for Mac OSX

Introduction

A general misconception is that the OSX operating system cannot be infected with malware or viruses, in fact this is not true. There have been various large outbreaks of malware on OSX the most recent being Mac-Defender. Mac-Defender was a virus that once installed would require you to pay to remove the “viruses” from your infected Mac. Just like virus progression on Microsoft Windows the viruses affecting OSX will become more and more powerful. By powerful I don’t necessarily mean damaging though, a viruses power might be in it’s subtlety, or in it’s ability to accurately log keystrokes.  Right now there have only been a few cases and the majority of them were easy to contain, however I believe that once advance malware programmers turn there gaze to OSX the damage will be devastating. Read more

To Github With Me, Why Don’t You Come Too?

I’m going to be moving all of my FOSS coding over to Github to allow my projects to be continued/worked on by others. Github is a social coding website and for those of you that don’t know uses git to manage your files. Git is version control software that is compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX. I will be doing the majority of my coding from OSX, and so far have been having a great experience with Github and git on OSX! If any of you are interested in checking out my Github repositories or have a Github yourself please check me out at Github!

Behringer B215D Review

I’ve had my Behringer B215D’s for about 3 months now and I have to say they are the best speakers that I have ever had the pleasure of owning. Their audio quality is comparable to other high end speaker manufactures if not better! I use my B215D’s for mostly bedroom DJ’ing, but I have also used them in larger venues and they really do pack a punch! Think a venue with probably 100 – 200 people for an estimate. Read more

Top 10 Mac OSX Applications 2012

     There are plenty of top 10 lists for Mac OSX however I am hoping that this will give you some good choices that you haven’t seen before. These are not only my top 10 applications for Mac OSX but also my most used and enjoyed, so I hope you find something new to enjoy! Read more

Python 101: The Multithreaded Socket Server

Python is a great language to pick up for coders with just very basic experience with other languages, think HTML,CSS, etc. Today I’m going to be going over how to write your own Python socket server and for those of you that don’t know sockets are the way that computers make connections over a network. Anyway on to the guide now.

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Evernote for Everyone

     Evernote is a GTD style application. It allows you to take notes, audio recordings, and pictures. Ever sense I incorporated Evernote into my daily workflow I have been far more organized and I always have the information that I need at the tip of my fingers. Read more

How to Take a Hint Facebook Edition

     Reading body language is hard for some people, it’s even harder to interpret “body language” via the Internet though. Now in real life somebody might just not talk around you or maybe avoid you, but on social networking websites like Facebook, Myspace, Twitter it might be a little harder to notice. The hints that people give can be so subtle that you don’t notice them. Well it’s time to save yourself the embarrassment of saying “Hey whats up!” 987,000 times to the same girl or boy.
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Sparrow Application Review

What is Sparrow?

Sparrow is one of the leading desktop E-Mail client for Mac OSX. It comes in two versions the light version which are trail (add supported) and regular ($9.99), and for any G-Mail user I believe Sparrow is an indispensable tool. Read more

My Literary Impasse

Recently I have been unable to think of anything to write about, and for whatever reason I just haven’t felt the inspiration to come up with anything new. I’ve been trying to brainstorm new and orignal content to post, but I haven’t been coming up with much. Read more

Setting up Dual Monitors on XFCE Arch Linux

Another simple guide on Arch Linux setup. I ran into some trouble in setting up dual-monitors in extended mode on my XFCE install so here is how I got it eventually working, hopefully it will save you some time.

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