Just this afternoon I was involved in a discussion about how hackers exploit the most difficult to find holes in operating systems, networks and hardware to gain a way in or in some cases out of the protections wrapped around our technology by the people who developed them. These protections are increasingly complex and sophisticated... » read more
This minimal office space looks like it has an amazing view ! It must be fantastic to sit down to work with a panoramic view like this.
If you have a Facebook or Twitter account you can’t have missed seeing this article or one of the many variants reported all over the web in the last week or so. A Dutch food blogger named Sid Frisjes made the mistake of posting his failed attempt at the classic photo of himself pointing at the top of... » read more
A nice simple use of trestle legs and a small section of worktop to make a smart minimal desk space. An iMac finishes off the combo !
If you look at most of the images in my Mac Setups section one thing you will probably have spotted is a distinct lack of cables. The reality of a modern gadget lovers desk is that obtaining this completely minimal look is virtually impossible, even the most stripped down setups need at least a power... » read more
On first glance this looks like a pretty nice but otherwise ordinary Mac Setup picture but when you zoom out to see the full picture you see the why this setup is a little bit special ! Click here or on the image to go to the original article on Tiny House Swoon I have... » read more
I love the look and the idea of floating desks but wonder about the practicality ? First of all there has to be a fairly robust bracket to hold the potential weight without support from below. Then what about power ? Presumably to maintain the minimal look sockets would have to be embedded at the... » read more
ImageOptim is a small free utility for Mac OS X that does one thing well. It compresses image files but without reducing image quality. On test files I have found that compression rates vary between a few percent up to over 50% and the resulting images look exactly the same. ImageOptim is only available through the... » read more
Rather hard to imagine Apple producing anything quite like these now, but apparently according to this article on HUH thats exactly what they did back in 1986. Be sure to click the link to see the full article…
I thought my desk space was small but this is something else.