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MacATM parodies Mac software industry

updated 11:25 am EST, Thu January 10, 2008

MacATM parody software

Comedy site The Daily Grind has released MacATM 1.0, an app meant to parody the sometimes ridiculous world of Mac business and development software. "Mac OS X users have previously labored under the platform's lack of a comprehensive ATM simulation solution," Grind president Joe Stella is quoted as saying. Once installed on a Mac, says VP Damian Prendergast, users can "enjoy the excitement and immersion of an ATM on the move or at home. You need never again ram-raid a shopping center or take a tow-truck to the bank."

The app is a Universal Binary for Mac OS X 10.3 or higher, and a free 1.4MB download. Prendergast denies allegations that the software could erase a hard drive or start a power supply fire.

 
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ha, ha.

01/10, 11:45am reply

ok, whatever...

climacs

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Localisation

01/10, 11:56am reply

When will there be a UK localised version of this critical application (we don't have the checking/savings accounts type setup)? and why oh why wasn't this in Leopard in the first place?

Zwilnik

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um

01/10, 12:22pm reply

or, more importantly, why isn't this a web-based app??? I can't use it from an iPhone? Then who cares!

testudo

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UK

01/10, 02:53pm reply

It already is UK localised the word "cheque" isn't used in the US, rather "check" - see screenshot above.

rytc

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re: UK

01/10, 05:35pm reply

Its not fully localised as we call them "cash point machines".

coldfusion1970

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Australian

01/10, 06:29pm reply

Obviously Australian.

- - e r i k - -

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Yes.. from the

01/10, 08:03pm reply

Receipts that you can print out, the bloke is obviously from under the table down under... :)

But, a fantastic 'non-application' I think...

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um - Testudo...

01/11, 10:28am reply

in the very first line at the top it says the word "Parody" and it also mentions the pural form of the word in the title of the article_

Since you either skipped over this piece of information or do not know the meaning of the word "Parody" - I was happy to take the time and look it up for you_ You might want to get your mommy to help you out with the big words_

Definition ------------- 1par·o·dy Pronunciation: ˈper-ə-dē, ˈpa-rə-

Function: noun

Inflected Form(s): plural par·o·dies

Etymology: Latin parodia, from Greek parōidia, from para- + aidein to sing — more at ode

Date: 1598 1 : a literary or musical work in which the style of an author or work is closely imitated for comic effect or in ridicule 2 : a feeble or ridiculous imitation

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