Oddly enough, someone is selling a 20 Inch Apple Cinema Display Aluminum LCD on Ebay that was shot with a 9mm hollow point (Picture Above).

Claims all other components and the cables are perfect!

Bijan Rezvani, a tourist visiting New York City reciently decided to risk his life to save his iPhone from an oncoming train according to Laptopmag.com.

Rezvani was asked why he did it and said

“Well, first of all it’s an expensive piece of hardware. Too expensive for me, but Steve [Jobs] owns my soul. Content was a major issue too… mainly contacts, but also photos.

It’s the first time I’ve had a cool phone that does anything and also the first time I’ve gone around taking photos of things in my life, so the stuff I had captured was kind of important for me to keep. I also cropped a couple hundred wallpapers for it so that would’ve been gone. A big issue was sort of a privacy one… I didn’t like the idea of someone looking at my photos or of someone being able to text people in my list or read my conversations with friends, etc. The prospect of paying for another phone (by necessity the cheapest offered) didn’t thrill me either.”

Fortunately he’s alright (maybe not in the head), but often stories like these end up being tragedies rather than humorous.

After buying two 2.8 ghz 24 inch iMac’s for the holidays, I decided to upgrade both iMac’s to 4 gigs of ram each. While searching for the which type of ram they take on apple.com, I saw apple selling their overpriced ram…

I couldn’t believe the price! $1,000 per computer. I did some comparing on Pricegrabber.com and bought 4 Gigs of ram for both computers for $320 vs $2000.

Need instructions on how to upgrade your ram?

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Apple released a nice tutorial on how to take snapshots without opening the Grab Utility. The only problem is that it’s wrong, but close.Instead of using the option key specified in the tutorial, use shift instead.

To Save to a PNG File (Leopard) on Your Desktop

Command + Shift + 3 = Take Picture of Screen.
Command + Shift + 4 = Take Picture of Selection.
Command + Shift + 4, then tap Spacebar = Take Picture of Selected Window, Menu, Dialog Boxes or Desktop Icon.

To Save Image to Clipboard

Command + Control + Shift + 3 = Take Picture of Screen, Place in Clipboard.
Command + Control + Shift + 4 = Take Picture of Selection, Place in Clipboard.
Command + Control + Shift + 4, then tap Spacebar = Take Picture of Selected Window, Menu, Dialog Boxes or Desktop Icon and Place in Clipboard.