This should prove useful when mine needs a replacement. Check it out at Instructables

Great tutorial right here!

You can’t really turn a Linux system to a Mac, but you definitely can make your Ubuntu Hardy look like a Mac OSX Leopard. Make Tech Easier

Do you have a tupperware, speakers, and an iPod? Then this DIY project could be for you.

Do-it-yourselfer leevonk wanted a simple way to carry and amplify an iPod—and did it by constructing an iPod “boombox” out of Tupperware, old computer speakers, and styrofoam. Lifehacker

If you really need to a tablet, then check this out…

Many Mac users have wanted a tablet for years, but Apple has definitely failed to deliver such a device. But if you think that the ModBook is too expensive, or if you’re the DIY type, then why not build your own Mac tablet? TUAW

Well, I’ll be… this guy has a point!

The best Mac GTD app might be right under your nose. Dennis Best

Instructables has the video.

It’s one of those why-didn’t-I-think-of-that moments…

Lifehacker

I found this post at TUAW and I must say, it’s an ingenious mod! I tried it out and it’s now a permanent addition to my dock.

Basically, it’s setting a transparent folder “on top” of the other items in a folder. The transparent folder has a date way into the future so that when sorted by date, it will always be on top of the other files.

Check it out at TUAW!

Just in case you downloaded that trojan… here’s what to do:

As you may have read, a new piece of OS X malware has been discovered. Intego has named this malware the OSX.RSPlug.A Trojan Horse. Note that this malware is not a virus—it can’t self-propagate from one machine to another. It is, however, definitely malicious, and it’s packaged in a well-designed trojan horse wrapper. Macworld: First Look: Trojan Horse warning: What you need to know

But I want my Leopard smug. Mini How-To: Remove the Windows BSOD icon in Leopard, make OS X a little less smug - Engadget