光復了

『光復屋企既感覺如何？』
「廁所乾淨咗好多。」
『哈哈，竟然…』
「不過戰後屋企仍有啲亂。」
『咁快啲占領多啲地。』
「有兩架飛馬級強襲登陸母艦已經虎視耽耽。我呢啲陸戰型，唔係對手啦。」
『打游擊嘛～～』
「好難架，仲有好多餘黨，無可能清除餘黨，只有飛馬級才有能力。」
『咁又係…』

Sally & Brian

Level up
伴郎 1
兄弟 3
大舅 0 +1 (new)(max)
招待 1
影音 3
花車 1
賓客 ∞

Finding a multifunction printer

I have several printers and scanners at home (one with feeder at office). But still unable to perform a lot scan, print and fax features. Because every piece of them are not good enough or just too old. I'm looking for just one good printer which can do nearly everything, except flying itself up to the moon.

Here are some requirements:

1. Print, scan and fax.
2. Connect via USB, Ethernet (wired or wireless, doesn't matter), and RJ-9 phone jacket.
3. Must be a laser, color or mono doesn't matter. I just hate ink-jet.
4. Can manage scan and fax over the network (without using the USB).
5. Compact size (less than 45cm x 45cm x 45cm). Weight less than 15KG (not quite important)
6. Less than HK$2500 (mono laser) or HK$3500 (color laser)
7. Support both Windows XP/Vista/7 and Mac OS X.

Here are some candidates:

1. Brother MFC 7840N ($2588), as low as $2400. Mono laser
2. Samsung CLX-3175FN ($3499), as low as $2688(?). Color laser
3. Samsung CLX-3185FN, as low as $3150. Color laser
4. Fuji Xerox Work Centre 3119/3210/3220
5. Fuji Xerox Phaser 3100MFP/3200MFP
6. Samsung SCX-4828FN
7. Samsung CLX-3175FW/3185FW (wireless version of #2 & #3 above)

Seems none of my friends know well in this aspect. Still in search of a good one with a good price.

Germaine & Leon

Level up
伴郎 1
兄弟 3
招待 1
影音 2 +1
花車 0 +1 (new)
賓客 ∞

Useful Mac App (not all are free, actually)

I was looking at Mac's memory problem - how to force it free up memory. And come across with this "100 Free Useful Mac Apps". Not all of them are free, actually. Some are sharewares and require purchase of some-sort-of-things in order to continue using them.

100 Free Useful Mac Applications (Part I)

100 Free Useful Mac Applications (Part II)

For those who like to learn about Mac's memory problem, check out this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_memory_management