Even though OSX is one of the best operating systems on the market, it's not without it's shortcomings. As a veteran Mac user who spent the last 5-10 years in a Windows world, I've noticed a few quirks to OSX that have been frustratingly not-intuitive. For example, OSX's method of mounting Samba shares via the Finder's handy "Connect to Server" menu option is a little too automated. It places the mounted directory in /Volumes, which is hidden by default.

Crimson and I brewed some pretty tasty homebrew during 2008 and thought it would make a great Christmas gift for family and friends. So with the generous and talented help of Ben Nunery from Powerhouse Factories, we were able to print and assemble these limited edition, collector's packs just in time for the holidays.