John F. Braun

I wish my facial hair had a Twitter account like Jim https://twitter.com/DalrymplesBeard

Metadata is a great way of identifying the source of a digital image, and even tools used for post-processing, but is a bit of a problem when you only have access to physical prints and not the original digital images

The original article stated that iOS devices were used for both taking and post-processing these photos. Further research revealed while this was the case with Antonio, Mark took his photo with a DSLR and post-processing was done on an iMac, and Kirschen was a mix, taking the picture with a DSLR, but the post-processing was done with an iPad.

The data sheet reports black resolution up to 1200 x 1200, and color resolution up to 2400 x 1200.

The use of a laptop is more a suggestion than a requirement. I was able to run NetSpot on my Mac mini, but I can't see using any sort of desktop Mac to do a site survey, unless you have a very long extension cord, or a UPS that you'd like to lug around while performing the survey. My understanding is that iOS API calls to access Wi-Fi data are private, so any iOS app that performs a site survey wouldn't get approved. There may be some goodies floating around in the jailbreak arena that could do this for you.

I don?t see a significant speed benefit for external drives.

Please note this product is now called iExplorer.

When the program is running, it won't display a window unless you choose Preferences; you'll see a small indicator in the menu bar, with "dn" and "up," as shown in this older site for the program: http://kunysch.de/projects/snmpstatus/index.en.html I've updated the article to make this clearer. I had no problem running it under Snow Leopard, so am sure Tiger is just the minimum version of OS X you need to run it.

The article in the original show notes has some tips, but this article provides more detail on how to remove it: How to remove MacDefender fake antivirus program

The first stuff mentioned link above, regarding changing the admin password in single user mode, is a defunct link. Bummer because I was really looking forward to that one. Thanks.