Faber & Faber, the London publishing house, found 11,000 unlicensed typefaces on their machines being worth 80,000 pounds ($156,000).
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For five year I worked in Apple retail. During that time I notice one constant issue. The average customer really don't know enough about technology. They will buy their technology base on recommendation of the family's or friend geek in some cases some information they founded on a blog/ website. I wanted to offer something different; a blog written by a Mac Geek. I will be posting writing about technology with a realworld slant. I hope you will find my writing useful.
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