More Wood.

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More Wood icon set by Wikinerd

Expansion of the “Now Wooden” icon set; 5 ICNS and PNG files.

Wood-themed icons and sets:
Made of Wood ~by Thvg [link]
Wooden Slick Drives ~by Thvg [link]
Wooden Wall (wallpaper) ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Finder ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Dashboard ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Safari ~by kano89 [link]
Now Wooden ~by Wikinerd [link]

5 icons that you can add to the Now Wooden collection of fifty icons.

Now in Wood set: 32 icons for 23 Apps
Now Wooden set: 19 icons for 15 Apps w/ revisions for apps in the original set

More Wood set: 3 new icons for 3 apps with 2 revisions of originals

Applications:
Revisions:
⁃ 1Password
⁃ Activity Monitor

New:
⁃ Automator
⁃ Chromium
⁃ VMWare Fusion

Please read the disclaimer at [link]

PS. Please take a look at Thvg’s and kano89’s icons, they are just as awesome.

PPS. Yes, the icon set is quite inconsistent; I’ll improve on it when I have the time. (If you’re making derivations of it just make sure that you contact me.)

PPS. Anywayz enjoy. Any comments welcome.

Now Wooden

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Now Wooden icon set by Wikinerd

51 icons for 36 Apps inspired by wood-themed icons and sets by Thvg and kano89.

Wood-themed icons and sets:
Made of Wood ~by Thvg [link]
Wooden Slick Drives ~by Thvg [link]
Wooden Wall (wallpaper) ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Finder ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Dashboard ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Safari ~by kano89 [link]

People who have downloaded the original set (”Now in Wood”) can just add to them; use the icons in the “New” folder. Now also in PNG.

Original set:     Now in Wood: 32 icons for 23 Apps
Current set:    Now Wooden: 19 icons for 15 Apps w/ revisions for apps in the original set

Applications:
Original:
⁃    1Password
⁃    Activity Monitor
⁃    Address Book
⁃    BBEdit
⁃    Bowtie
⁃    Burn
⁃    Caffiene
⁃    Camino
⁃    Candybar
⁃    Disk Utility
⁃    DVD Player
⁃    Firefox
⁃    Google Earth
⁃    iChat
⁃    iTunes
⁃    Mercury
⁃    Numbers
⁃    Pages
⁃    Quicksilver
⁃    System Preferences
⁃    Terminal
⁃    Transmission

New:
⁃    Airport Utility
⁃    Bluetooth File Exchange
⁃    Console
⁃    Font Book
⁃    Microsoft Entourage
⁃    Microsoft Excel
⁃    Microsoft Messenger
⁃    Microsoft PowerPoint
⁃    Microsoft Word
⁃    Opera
⁃    Pixelmator
⁃    Quicktime Player
⁃    Stuffit Dropstuff
⁃    Stuffit Expander
⁃    Time Machine

PS. Please take a look at Thvg’s and kano89’s icons, they are just as awesome.

PPS. Yes, the icon set is quite inconsistent; I’ll improve on it when I have the time. (If you’re making derivations of it just make sure that you contact me.)

PPS. Anywayz enjoy. Any comments welcome.

Now in Wood

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32 icons inspired by wood-themed icons and sets by Thvg and kano89 of DeviantArt.

Wood-themed icons and sets:
Made of Wood ~by Thvg [link]
Wooden Slick Drives ~by Thvg [link]
Wooden Wall (wallpaper) ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Finder ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Dashboard ~by kano89 [link]
Wooden Safari ~by kano89 [link]

PS. This is my first icon set. Please understand that I didn’t have the time to spend hours after hours to do finish it; but hopefully I will get the time later to actually do more of this and actually finish it. *it should not be compared to those made by kano89 and Thvg; those are way, way better.*

PPS. Yes, the icon set is quite inconsistent; I’ll improve on it when I have the time.

PPS. Enjoy anywayz. Any comments welcome.

Can you name all the apps?

http://cultofmac.com/the-new-leader-in-the-busy-mac-contest/7909

While Google solves their problems, Mac OS X, with it’s new 10% market share, gets it’s first malicious trojan. iServices.a came to the attention to the technological community through Intego which reports that copies of iWork ‘09 pirated through bittorrent
like this one contains a trojan that “is installed as a startup item (in /System/Library/StartupItems/iWorkServices, a location reserved normally for Apple startup items), where it has read-write-execute permissions for root. The malicious software connects to a remote server over the Internet; this means that a malicious user will be alerted that this Trojan horse is installed on different Macs, and will have the ability to connect to them and perform various actions remotely. The Trojan horse may also download additional components to an infected Mac.”

It’s x86 disassembly code can be found here. (Alternate download site)

A variation of this virus was also found in pirated copies of Adobe Photoshop CS4. This version is called iServices.b.
…Looks like it’s time for you to get Mac antiviral/security software; it’s coming.

That’s my pet peeve. IE.

It has been too long. Microsoft’s strategy of “creative inertia” regarding IE seems to be proving himself. Even people as technologically literate as B. Hung should know better (nothing against him, though). I find this unbearable; while I have no control over what people use, IE or otherwise, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is a bad choice.

Why not?

1. Standards. IE is infamous in terms of upholding open, industry-wide standards. Microsoft, working as hard as they might be, are not doing a great enough job to implement these standards. Web-developers have had a hard time, because they have to write two versions of every page; an IE-compatible one and a standards-compliant one. This time could be well spent to improve and streamline their pages; in the meantime, this means that the websites that you use would not improve.
2. Security. It’s appalling. IE’s famed security concerns. There is so much to say that I should just summarize them in these links: Link 1, Link 2. IE’s shady history should tell you all you need to know to make you change.
3. Don’t support Microsoft’s actions. What Microsoft has done with Netscape is unforgivable. What they did with implementing ActiveX is even more so unforgivable. Don’t support their actions by using IE. Please.

Reasons why people use it:

1. Inertia. They didn’t bother to change. This applies to the 72% of online users who still stubbornly use this browser.

Your options:

(Just before you list browsers like Maxthon here, might I just say that browsers using the Trident layout engine should not be listed here. The trident engine is basically IE’s layout engine, so they basically share similar standards compatibility)

1. Mozilla Firefox — Free, open source browser. Uses a mostly-standards compliant engine (Gecko). Available for OS X, XP/Vista, and most Linux distributions.
2. Google Chrome — Free, open source browser. Uses one of the best engines out there (Webkit). Windows XP / Vista only.
3. Safari — Free, closed source browser. Uses the same layout engine as Chrome. Default bundled browser on Mac OS X, available for Windows XP / Vista.
4. Opera — Free, closed source browser. Uses a different engine (Presto) that is more compliant than Gecko but less so than Webkit. Available for OS X, XP/Vista, and several Linux distributions.
5. Flock (Just a Firefox ripoff.) — Firefox with another skin and plugin.
6. Camino — Lightweight Gecko- based browser

So. Please. Not IE.

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