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(#2) Your Mac Features a Mrs. Fields Cookies Recipe
You can find a hidden recipe - along with some rather cheeky commentary - for Mrs. Fields Cookies if you type "open /usr/share/emacs/22.1/etc/COOKIES" into the Terminal. -
(#1) PCs Connected on the Shared Network Display the Blue Screen of Death
If you open your "Shared Network" in Finder when a PC is connected, you'll notice that the screens on the PC icons show the classic "Blue Screen of Death," an error that pops up when PCs crash. This is a clear nod to Apple and Microsoft's longstanding rivalry. -
(#11) There's a Fun Text-Based Adventure Game Hidden in Your Mac
Typing "emacs -batch -l dunnet" (without quotes) will bring up an old school text-based adventure game. Hope you know your way around a shovel...
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(#9) The Sosumi Sound Is a Beatles Reference
The "Sosumi" alert sound - which can be found under the "Sound" setting in System Preferences - is an homage to the lawsuit filed against Apple by The Beatles's record label Apple Corps. While the lawsuit was eventually settled out of court in 2007, the sound remains in OS X as Apple's way of saying "so sue me."
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(#8) The Songs on the Record Icon Are Steve Jobs's Favorite Words
For those running the Lion upgrade, you can have a vinyl record as your login image. If you magnify the image, however, you'll see that the record has the words "magic," "revolution," "boom," and "unbelievable" written in as song titles. This is a nice little homage to the late Steve Jobs's most frequently used words during Apple keynotes.
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(#16) The Keynote Icon Displays the lyrics to a Song from Spring Awakening
If you take a closer look at the icon for the Keynote app, the body of the text is actually the lyrics to "The Bitch of Living" from the musical Spring Awakening.
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Mac OS X is an exclusive operating system developed by Apple for computers. There is never a shortage of interesting Easter eggs on the computer. Easter eggs in Mac OS X usually appear when users perform certain operations, including text, pictures, sounds, or some small changes. For example, when the user executes some secret commands that are not described in the user manual, or accidental mouse or keyboard operations. These creative designers always surprise users.
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