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Want to learn more about the Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh? Check out these resources:

The 20th Anniversary Macintosh

TAM fan site with lots of content: photos, videos, community, more.
http://www.20thanniversarymac.com/

TAM Central

One of the classic old sites dedicated to the TAM. Great stuff: TAM images, design concept images, TAM-themed desktop pictures, much more... but, as of mid-2010, no longer functioning?
http://tam.axon.net/spartacus.htm Read more »

Out of the blue, marketing guru/god Set Godin pops up with a great 16-point list of tips for resolving Apple Tech Support issues. Bookmark this one, folks, for those rare occasions when help is needed.

(If you don't know Seth Godin, he's the voice of insight in the hyper-connected, conversational, customer-centric 21st-century world of marketing – which, as he always enlightens readers, is a word with a lot more meaning than you might think. Seth is someone on the cutting edge of tech and culture – and these days, that sort of person almost always has a Mac in hand.)

The new update to Leopard, 10.5.2, lets you have it your way: the new-style Dock "stacks" that Leopard wrought, or the simpler Dock folders of Tiger (10.4) and earlier versions of OS X. Users everywhere are happy: this is the sort of choice that makes an interface great. (For more on using 10.5.2's Dock, see Getting to Know the New Stacks.)

However you like your Dock folders to behave when clicked, how about having folders whose contents change dynamically? This could be a folder that shows all files you've opened in the past three days, or all Apple Pages files, or all TextEdit files that contain "Project" in the title and are less than one month old.  Read more »

Apple Product Timeline

A living timeline of Apple products, built on the Kronomy "lifeline" engine.
http://blog.guykawasaki.com/2008/07/kronomy-again-a.html