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How to Vader-ize your JBL speakers
tagged creature II, darth, darth vader, jbl, jbl speakers, mac, macintosh and star wars
Everybody says how much the JBL Creature II speakers look like Darth Vader.
So here’s how to do it for real.
MATERIALS
- Vader mask image (I used this one.)
- Printer
- Scissors
- Roll of tape
INSTRUCTIONS
Print out the Vader image and then follow the diagram below.





RECOMMEND USAGE
- Don’t own these speakers? Try pranking a friend or office buddy.
- Try playing Star Wars music or Vader sound clips — Vader on Vader!
- Print out “little Vaders” for the satellite speakers
CREDITS
- Thanks to Eric Miller for being my first victim
- The Vader image is from an auction on eBay.
Call of Duty fun
tagged call of duty, call of duty 2, games, mac and macintosh

4X Trilinear filtering option + my Mac = crazy colors
Graffletopia
tagged apple, graffle, mac, mac os x, omnigraffle, omnigroup, ruby, ruby on rails, stencils, summer of rails, user interface and visio
Since returning from RailsConf, I’ve been working like mad on my first Rails app and Summer of Rails project.
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So, today, I’m very happy to announce I’ve just launched Graffletopia, a website that makes it easy to share OmniGraffle stencil files. (For those who don’t know, OmniGraffle is essentially Visio for Mac… but way better, of course. And stencils are just clip art files that can be easily shared.)
Stencils are a cool part of OmniGraffle, but the list on the Omnigroup website always seemed a bit buried. Hopefully, by having a separate site for sharing stencils, it will be easier to find and share cool stencils.
I don’t think Graffletopia will ever be a huge website, but I’m willing to bet many other Mac-based web designers will find it useful.

