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yash
I draw every day
Hit Me On My iPhone
Oh yeah. that was amazing!
In other news, 10.5.2 update possibly coming this friday! YAY!
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aryayush
Aspiring Novelist
Here's a free tip from me for all those who are willing to listen. During these cold winter days, run some very resource hungry applications on your Mac notebook and within five minutes it will be heated enough to allow you to warm your hands. Works best if you have a MacBook Pro. 
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Can someone guess who this girl is?
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Can someone guess who this girl is?
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drgrudge
Another Brick in the Wall
Get the best out of your Mac
Aayush says a resource hungry application running on a Mac will produce enough heat to keep you warm during winter.
Proud MacBook Pro owners tell that the left hand side of the trackpad produce all the heat and nil heat on the other side. Also they say, it's not necessary to run any resource hungry application, using your MBP for 10 minutes is sufficient to keep you cozy when the temperatures dip.
I've seen her in some movie. Can't recollect which movie...
Aayush says a resource hungry application running on a Mac will produce enough heat to keep you warm during winter.
Proud MacBook Pro owners tell that the left hand side of the trackpad produce all the heat and nil heat on the other side. Also they say, it's not necessary to run any resource hungry application, using your MBP for 10 minutes is sufficient to keep you cozy when the temperatures dip.
I've seen her in some movie. Can't recollect which movie...
preshit.net
ex3n1us m4x1mus
My Mini's Exhaust at the back is warm enough
preshit.net
ex3n1us m4x1mus
^^ Seems like her !
drgrudge
Another Brick in the Wall
She is her. The movie I forgot to recollect was "Remember the Titans".
She has grown into a fine chick!
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aryayush
Aspiring Novelist
Damn! I was so proud of myself for having recognised her.
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What the heck is wrong with Apple's share prices? $129!! Why is it crashing!
I know the whole market is falling but Apple has no reason to suffer the same fate.
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If someone here is still in any doubt over how thin the MacBook Air really is, you have to watch this funny video. It does not even show the MacBook Air but trust me, you'll gain some perspective.
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gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
Ya, it's price. Too bad you don't have something free like Paint.net on your Mac OS Platform. That's the best free Photoshop alternative which works gr8
Thanx god, I was sick of pallated UI of sea shore
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drgrudge
Another Brick in the Wall
The first thing I did this morning having my cup of green tea was downloading Iris. I'm gonna install and try it out.
Yeah, there's one thing that need fixing. I can't afford $xxx for my business. We all know how much you paid for Photoshop, but those things can't be done for Businesses. Didn't you read that Adobe is snooping on CS3 users? In fact even home users need to fret.
Another thing is, if my needs is limited, then why go for a complicated app? According to ProBlogger [14 Essential Mac OS X Applications for Bloggers] - "My blogging changed the day I installed ImageWell. I use it to create most of the images that you see here on ProBlogger. It’s fantastic taking an image, doing quick crops, adding words, putting shadows around images, taking them and making them have curved corners etc. Sure you can do this in Photoshop - but ImageWell is much lighter weight, quick to use and is easy to use."
Because Photoshop is a Pro software and it takes time to master. I've using it for a year and I know about 1% or less stuff of Photoshop. I still Google for things which I want to do to my images.
Yeah, there's one thing that need fixing. I can't afford $xxx for my business. We all know how much you paid for Photoshop, but those things can't be done for Businesses. Didn't you read that Adobe is snooping on CS3 users? In fact even home users need to fret.
Another thing is, if my needs is limited, then why go for a complicated app? According to ProBlogger [14 Essential Mac OS X Applications for Bloggers] - "My blogging changed the day I installed ImageWell. I use it to create most of the images that you see here on ProBlogger. It’s fantastic taking an image, doing quick crops, adding words, putting shadows around images, taking them and making them have curved corners etc. Sure you can do this in Photoshop - but ImageWell is much lighter weight, quick to use and is easy to use."
Paint.net is for Windows only.
Seashore is the next best to Photoshop of the Image editors I've tried. It's GIMP based, only that you don't need X11. I was using that in all the time I was running Tiger.
goobimama
Macboy
Photoshop needs some interface changes. I realise the palettes are now much better organised and stuff, but it still carries the same sort of interface that it did in it's early days. If only Adobe could maybe fuse the interface of Lightroom, but keep the functionality of Photoshop.
Of course the Pro users will complain cause everything is different, but maybe for one or two versions they could provide the option to use either the old-style interface or new one. Just to smooth things in.
Of course the Pro users will complain cause everything is different, but maybe for one or two versions they could provide the option to use either the old-style interface or new one. Just to smooth things in.
