If you’re planning on enjoying kernel panics yourself, I can highly recommend having them on a machine with a solid state drive AND running Lion. You have no option but to hold down the power button to shut down your computer. You’re happily playing along and suddenly a green curtain slowly slides down your screen, followed by a message written in many languages, basically telling you that you’re screwed. If you haven’t ever seen one of these, count yourself lucky. Last week during the live show, the worst possible thing happened – my MacBook Pro suffered a kernel panic. Well everyone is all chatty about the new iPad, and while I’m tempted to talk about it here, instead I’m going to point you to the latest episode of the Mac Roundtable Podcast where Jeff Gamet, Bart Busschots, Ken Ray, Don McAllister and I did a full rundown on the new iPad.

Today is Sunday March 11th, 2012 and this is show number 357. Hi this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Mac Podcast, hosted at, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart goes on a rant about 3rd party cookies, and then gives us the higher division course on home networking, and the advantages of building your own network router. FlyGrip iPhone and Android accessory from. Professor asks if there isn’t some way to protect his PowerPC Macs. Two more reviews from the CSUN Persons With Disabilities Expo, My Talk Tools from and Charm Tech Capti for a more accessible and enjoyable access to Firefox. We had a kernel panic during the live show last week, and four tech mavens helped me figure out what caused it, George from Tulsa tells us about the new Quicken for Lion: Lion Compatible Quicken FAQ, Import Quicken Essentials Data into Quicken, Buy Lion Compatible Quicken from Intuit for $14.99.

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