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Merlin on MacBreak: Intro to Quicksilver
Merlin Mann | Jul 26 2006
MacBreak 12: Quicksilver [The TWiT Podcast Network with Leo Laporte]
Leo and Alex were kind enough to ask me to drop by MacBreak to talk a little bit about Quicksilver. Most of what we discussed is probably old hat to the hardcore fans, but if you’re looking for a fast intro, this might be a useful link for your friends and cubemates. Video download options
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