SOMETIMES MORE IS MORE

A bigger hard drive is better than a smaller one. See a trend here?

 

The iMac's hard drive isn't user-upgradeable, so you must make a tough decision about hard drive size up front. You can choose a 500 GB or 1 TB hard drive, or go for broke and get a 2 TB hard drive.

 

Remember, you won't be able to easily change the internal hard drive later, so pick the largest size you can comfortably afford. If cost is really an issue, don't feel you have to blow the budget up front. You can always add an external hard drive later, although that somewhat defeats the purpose of an all-in-one computer.

 

More iMac's and desks are better than one. Think different.

 

Link BSSR  Studio

www.flickr.com/photos/55176801@N02/sets/72157626428468884/

 

BSSR  House

www.flickr.com/photos/55176801@N02/sets/72157625373026635/

 

FIVE TERMINAL COMMANDS EVERY MAC GEEK SHOULD KNOW

 

KEY

WHAT IT DOES

defaults write com.apple.screencapture type JPGChanges the default OS X screen-capture format from PNG to JPG (you can also use GIF or PDF, if you prefer one of those formats).

defaults write com.apple.dashboard mcx-disabled -boolean YES

then execute: killall DockDisables the Dashboard.

diskutil secureErase freespace 3 /Volumes/name-of-driveSecurely erases data on the free space of a Mac hard drive called Macintosh HD (you would replace name-of-drive with the name of the drive you wish to erase, of course).

defaults write com.apple.Safari TargetedClicksCreateTabs –bool TRUEMakes all links in Safari open as separate tabs, not separate windows.

defaults write com.apple.mail PreferPlainText –bool TRUEForces Mail to display all messages as plain text.

 

 

 

Done