Macintosh GUI has made a great few months as a brand new internet startup with little to no money put into it. Leo Mancini’s done an amazing job designing the site and the backend which the site run’s off. Even since we’ve launched it in December of 2007, the internet has changed and the technologies behind it. We’re putting it on hold for a bit to improve it and add more innovate features. Macintosh GUI will still have concept the simple design of the goodie of the day, but with a little extra… I can’t give away what quite yet, but we’d love to hear any features you’d like to see in the next update of Macintosh GUI, fire away in the comments!

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Note: I don’t mean to insult anyone, and if you read the post I love Indian music.

This post isn’t related technology, at all, but rather something I think you’ll enjoy watching. You probably heard Indian music before, but haven’t really gotten it and I don’t blame you. Its hard to get hooked on something when you can’t understand a word there saying nor understand them.

Earlier this year some friends and I thought it would be fun to join a new club at our school, the Bollywood Dance Club. I’d never done any dancing for a crowd and didn’t know what I got myself into. 3 months later and a week till we performed in front of the whole school, half of my friends quit and I was the only white kid left. The teachers weren’t too tech savvy and needed some help mixing the music for the performance. I offered to mix the music and along with that imported all of the other Indian music into iTunes. Somehow they ended up on my iPod and I left it playing all afternoon. Short story, I was hooked on it and had memorized all the lyrics even though I didn’t have a clue what it meant.

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