Category: Features

Infinite Loop 14: “Nihilism, Apple and the Mac Web. Part Two.” David continues his series. This time he looks at Apple’s marketing image.

I was at work, minding my own business over by the copy machine when my boss asked me where the checkbook was. (I get to write them, he has to sign them. )

There has been a lot of discussion and interest in Mac OS X, and through it all I have been amazed by one thing:

The CDnow Story: Rags to Riches on the Internet by Jason Olim, with Matthew Olim and Peter Kent Top Floor Publishing http://www.topfloor.com/cdnow ISBN 0-9661032-6-2,

Review – APEX AD600A DVD Player

Travel Comments – Part II: The South of Italy

  Cover by Tim Robertson MyMac Magazine #64, Aug 2000  

This iBrotha article was originally published at MacAddict.com by Rodney O. Lain. In honor of Rodney’s death, a good friend and contributor, we are

Infinite Loop 13: “Nihilism, Apple and the Mac Web. Part One.” Dave thinks about nihilism and how we see it on the Mac Web and at Apple itself. Don’t get depressed reading this one. We warned you.

Infinite Loop 12: “Thinking Different and Mental Illness.” In this essay we look at the concept of “thinking different” and show how it can be abused, and relate it to such issues as using mental illness as a means to social control. This will get you thinking, different. Classic

Infinite Loop 11: “Permanence and Technology.” It seems that technology makes things seems non-permanent This feeling that the world is “soft” leads to to all kinds of ritualistic, odd behavior with technology.

This iBrotha article was originally published at MacAddict.com by Rodney O. Lain. In honor of Rodney’s death, a good friend and contributor, we are

MARY 147 – THE CONTINUUM

The Nemo Memo

The Nemo Memo – Tips, Tools, and Techniques

Review – iOpener

A hub is a hub is a hub. Or so you would think. What distinguishes a good USB hub from a lousy one are the details, and Keyspan gets almost all of them right.

Miracles on 34th Street Along with Macys, New York’s 34th Street also hosts the Javitz Conference Center and the annual summer MacWorld convention. Though

PREFACE As My Mac online magazine goes through a major transition during the next year, Book Bytes also will be changing. Instead of cranking

In June, My Mac lost one of our own. Susan Howerter, columnist and author or the “Stocking Stuffer Steve book” passed away after a