Chef Roger Mooking believes your hands are “your most powerful tools in the kitchen”, but he also advocates using only the sharpest knife. He demonstrates in a short video how to use them together. More »
Classic art, serene natural landscapes, remixed Mac images, and actual snow leopards—the wallpapers from Mac OS X 1.6, a.k.a. Snow Leopard, are in the wild, and you can grab them at full resolution for your own desktop. More »
Booking online has revolutionised the travel industry, but it also seems to have dramatically magnified the way in which things go wrong. One recent survey suggests that even amongst travel professionals, failed transactions have risen by more than a third. More »
Australia Post wants to put up the price of stamps to 60 cents, but if you think that’s a rort, you can offer your insight direct to the competition regulator. More »
A heads up for all you IT gurus; the Citrix NetScaler VPX conference will take place this Wednesday and Thursday in Sydney and Melbourne. Starting at 8am, the three-hour seminars will cover such topics as web app acceleration, dynamic layer 4-7 load balancing, ensuring availability of business-critical applications and application level firewalling.
For more details, click through to the seminar web page and register.
Did we mention it includes breakfast?
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Airlines are finding it harder than ever to make money, so the introduction of premium economy cabins is an obvious step to try and wring a few more dollars out of intercontinental travellers. But can they justify the inflated price tags? More »
Price comparison site staticICE has long been a favourite Lifehacker resource for finding the best deals for tech online, but the volume of related results can sometimes make it hard to hone in on what you want — unless you know this little trick. More »