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Ping Pong is a Mac OS X application which continuously checks if specified remote hosts are available and notifies you if they are down (and if they are up again). You can select how often you want 'ping' to happen, choose method of notification (visual, voice, email, etc.). If you need to monitor a busy server which doesn't always respond in time you can specify the number of lost packets. Plasma Pong is a clone of Pong, in which two players control a paddle each, at either side of the screen, volleying a ball between them. The environment is a fluid-like plasma which can be pushed and sucked with the paddles. There are three game modes in Plasma Pong. In single player, the player combats a progressively smarter AI in a fluid. Ping Pong 1.2.3 for Mac is free to download from our software library. The following version: 1.2 is the most frequently downloaded one by the program users. Ping Pong for Mac lies within Internet & Network Tools, more precisely Network tools.

Ping Pong 1.2.3 for Mac is free to download from our software library. The following version: 1.2 is the most frequently downloaded one by the program users. Ping Pong for Mac lies within Internet & Network Tools, more precisely Network tools. Jun 23, 2010 To play tetris simply use the arrow keys and the spacebar. As for pong, it is a two player game (or a contest of your left hand versus your right). Player one uses Left/Right (or 4/6) and Player Two uses Up/Down (or 2/8). Or to play the popular ‘snake’ game you would type.

Apple likes to have the last laugh. Over the years, the company has put a variety of Easter eggs — hidden tricks and features, for the uninitiated — in its line of Mac products.

From clever photos to secret games, Mac developers have found plenty of ways to slip subtle messages into the personal computers. It's a mark of pride and a veritable rite of passage for product creators.

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See also: The 50 Greatest Video Game Easter Eggs of All Time

When Apple invented its first Mac, the 128K, consumers could find a very special gem hidden inside; once cracked open, users could see the signatures of everyone who worked for the computer division at the time adorning the interior.

Since then, they've upped the ante, slipping in witty references to Steve Jobs and sly jabs at other computer companies. In the gallery above, find just a few Easter eggs that every Mac-lover should know.

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