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Jul 17 2007

The Joy of Tech wishes you a Happy iCal Day

iCalhathead 20070716 225302 The Joy of Tech wishes you a Happy iCal DayOn this date in 2002 at the Macworld Expo in New York, Steve Jobs introduced iCal. Personally, I’m not a huge fan of iCal and I don’t think it is a particularly great program. Its icon comes pre-applied to every user account’s dock and, unless you actually use it, it stares at you all year long with the same date displayed. Finally, today, that date is actually correct–July 17th… iCal Day!

How should one celebrate iCal Day?

ical 20070716 224513 The Joy of Tech wishes you a Happy iCal DayWell, like most holidays, you celebrate iCal day by wearing a funny hat. You can also celebrate buy decorating your house. And how better to decorate your house for iCal Day than with a pieces of fine art? Along with the iCal hat and their comic, The Joy of Tech is offering an 8″ x 10″ original acrylic painting of the iCal icon for auction on eBay.

We at MacMerc.com wish you your families all the best this holiday season

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Jul 7 2006

Make your Mac mini into a spam killer… with remote training

This tutorial will explain how you can set up a Mac mini or other spare Mac to be a 24-hour spam filtering drone. The process utilizes Apple’s Mail application, IMAP email, and C-Command’s SpamSieve along with a few custom AppleScripts that will allow you to remotely train the Mac mini in the fine art of spam filtering.

Soon you will be able to look in your Inbox, be it on another Mac, a PC, a PDA or even cell phone, and not have to worry about being confronted with a screen full of nasty unsolicited advertising and phishing schemes.

File this under “AddToGood.”

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