I bookmarked this today on del.icio.us but it was too good an article to wait for the link feed. Enjoy!

“Here’s a sampling of Leopard-themed hints provided by the readers of MacOSXHints.com.”

Macworld | Leopard power tips

Ever find yourself breaking out into a sweat while typing an email or browsing the Internet? I do and it’s not because I live in Arizona (although that does assist). It’s because my “not so laptop friendly laptop” tends to get a little toasty at times. Don’t get me wrong, I love my Mac, but sometimes it gets to thinkin’ too hard and making me sweat because it’s turned itself into an all too efficient lap warmer. Not my favorite use for my Mac, I’ll admit. So what do I do about it, you might ask? (Well, thanks for asking). I use SMC Fan Control for all my laptop cooling needs. (This is starting to sound like an infomercial, I think)

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A couple months ago, I met a guy by the name of Michael Bailey. He’s got this nifty little company that allows for audio commenting on websites and is in feverish development of a video version as well. I thought I might throw the little applet up here on iBAM for the masses to play with. I’m curious as well. So, here you go…

Play away and let me know what you think (or anything else that happens on your absent mind at the time, haha)

I can’t wait to hear your “lovely” thoughts… Bring it! [Continued]

Recently, Google quietly launched Shared Stuff, a service that allows you to share interesting web pages with your friends through your “Shared Stuff” page, other bookmarking services or by email. Although it’s in it’s early stages, it seems to have some really promising features and they seem to have some really great ideas for the future. Once again, yet another useful app added to the Google family of friendly apps.

A couple weeks ago, I decided to start playing with RSS feeds and automated search links, etc. What I ended up with was a one page listing of Mac-tastic information pulled from all over the internet. Now, it’s not perfect by any means, but it was a fun exercise so I thought I’d tell everyone about it and get your feedback/thoughts/ideas/suggestions so I can make it better. It’s simple, but I intend to keep playing around with it until it becomes something cool. What that might be, I still have yet to discover. We’ll call it a “work in progress”. Anyway, stop by iboughtamac.net and take a peek, then come back here and let me know what you thought.