Mac Geek Gab — Apple Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting
Dave Hamilton, Pilot Pete & Adam Christianson
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Mac Geek Gab #126: Torrents, Automounting, Keychain Migration, and Leopard Nitty Gritty
Leopard's firewall interface is limited and defaults to the insecure setting of allowing all incoming connections; users should manually configure it for better security.
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Mac Geek Gab #125: Two Geeks Talk Leopard
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Mac Geek Gab #124: Palm Sync, Setting PATH, Digging into Trash, and Macworld Hotel Deal
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Mac Geek Gab #123: iPhoto, Deleting from Flash, Mouse Focus, and More
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Mac Geek Gab #122: From PMNE, WireTap Studio, Travel Tips, Show Floor Thoughts and More
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Mac Geek Gab #121: iPod nano and classic Reviewed, Remote Access, and Follow-ups
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Mac Geek Gab #120: Passwords Explained, RAM Utilization, and .Mac Sync Usefulness
Longer passwords can produce different hashes even if the first eight characters are identical, so use complex and unique passwords for better security.
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Mac Geek Gab #119: Troubleshooting Tiger, Follow-ups, and Password Security
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Mac Geek Gab #118: Reviewcast: Wi-Fire, Fireworks, AppFresh, & CSSEdit
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Mac Geek Gab #117: Trash, Migration and Applescript
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Mac Geek Gab #116: Fonts, Follow-ups, and Finding Disappearing Folders
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Mac Geek Gab #115: Widgets, Video Capture, iDisk and Wireless Security
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Mac Geek Gab #114: Magnets, PDFs, Routing and Backups
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Mac Geek Gab #113: Batteries, Security, College, and Hosting
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Mac Geek Gab #112: Finder, Mail, Printing, Ports and More
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Mac Geek Gab #111: iTunes, Imaging (drives), iPhone tips, and Intriguing New Questions
Proper surge protection is crucial to safeguard home and office networks from lightning damage, emphasizing the need for protecting both ends of Ethernet lines.
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Mac Geek Gab #110: ReviewCast with Apple TV, FileJuicer, and More
File Juicer is a powerful utility for extracting assets like graphics, sounds, and hidden data from files, aiding in system troubleshooting and exploration.
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Mac Geek Gab #109: Networking, Partitions, AppleCare, and iTunes Libraries
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Mac Geek Gab #108: Installing, IP Addressing, IR and iTunes
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Mac Geek Gab #107: WWDC Keynote Dissected and Explained
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