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Open DNS

Not more Open stuff...oH yes

Domain Name System: A system of servers located throughout the Internet that handle Internet connections and the routing of email.

Its the back bone of the internet , its what translates a number like 169.195.17.53 into a domain that begins www.

If your dns servers are slow as I find many ISPs are then Open DNS is the one for you.

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  Posted by macmend on 2008/8/23 - 9.00/10 (1 vote), 300 reads

is there a program to compress/decompress files with a .gz, gzip or .z, .zip extension?

A file with a .gz extension has been compressed with the GNU zip (i.e., GZip) method, a compression format common to Unix and Mac OS X. There are a number of GNU zip utilities available for Mac OS and...

  Posted by macmend on 2008/1/20 - 0.00/10 (0 votes), 109 reads

I no longer like to use norton, and beside applejack and mainmenu (http://www.santasw.com/) I think the following two apps are indispensable, by all means use the disk utility on your install...

  Posted by macmend on 2008/1/3 - 0.00/10 (0 votes), 112 reads

This is my recommendation for rapidweaver, its a superb piece of creative software for building websites, it has a simple blogging tool and with the addition of a range of excellent (low cost) plugins it is the best in its class for web creation.  If only iWeb was like this.  I have found it easy to...

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AppleJack is a user friendly troubleshooting assistant for Mac OS X. With AppleJack you can troubleshoot a computer even if you can't load the GUI, or don't have a startup CD handy. AppleJack runs in Single User Mode and is menu-based for ease of use.
Using AppleJack, you can repair your disk,...

  Posted by macmend on 2008/1/7 - 0.00/10 (0 votes), 102 reads

I like the idea of this autorater for iTunes based on how many times you play a track. The iTunes rating is one of the things I forget to use, so i thought this would help...see what you think

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