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Cocktail 5.2 for OS X Lion is now available.
Cocktail is a general purpose utility for OS X that lets you clean, repair and optimize your Mac. It is a powerful digital toolset that helps hundreds of thousands of Mac users around the world get the most out of their computers every day.
Amazon introduces Amazon Cloud Drive desktop app with 5 GB of free online storage. The desktop app supports Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard, and OSX 10.7 Lion.
From Slayer.net:
AN OPEN LETTER TO SLAYER FANS AROUND THE WORLD:
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While Jeff’s been doing some writing and has been coming to rehearsal over the past several weeks, he has decided he needs to take more time to continue his rehab. While we want him back onstage with the band, all of us support his decision. So, we’re very grateful that Gary Holt will continue to fill in for Jeff, and will tour with us until Jeff completes his rehab and is ready to return. How long will that be? The best and most honest answer we can give you is ‘as long as it takes.’ We also wanted you to know that we’ve been doing some writing and recording for the next Slayer album – we’ve tracked a few songs, and will finish the album when we’re off the road later this year.
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Well wishes to Jeff Hanneman.
I am in Miami, Florida on assignment. Being here and the nature of the assignment remind me of RENO: 911!: Miami movie. Anyway, I am brining an iPad with Verizon LTE enabled. I did a few speed test and the screenshot below pretty much sums it all up. 15.96 Mbps down and 2.40 Mbps up.
I tried restarting a remote computer and I got this message:
Windows Explorer is not responding
This is odd, I don’t have a Facebook account.
Dropbox 1.4.1 is now available for download. It now features Camera Upload. Users can earn up to 3 GB of free storage space by uploading photos and videos from memory cards, cameras and phones. New users can also earn another 500 MB of free storage through referral link such as this one (not my referral link).
From Dropbox blog post:
Your photos, simplified (Part II)
You’re probably thinking “But my photos are large, won’t automatic uploading eat up all my Dropbox space?” We’ve got you covered. Don’t forget, we’ll give you 500 MB of Dropbox space for your first automatic upload. As you take and upload more photos and videos, you can earn up to 3 GB extra, for free.
