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Tag Archives: software

June 2, 2012

Paprika App

Super slick recipe manager.

Postbox crashes before it opens. I can’t believe my inbox is this bad. Switching back to Sparrow.

April 9, 2012 email, Postbox, productivity, software, Sparrow

Scripting my application launch process

Every day for work, there’s several applications I always use. The other day, I put together a quick and dirty bash script for opening all of them at once. I’m terribly inexperienced at this, so don’t poke fun, only offer good suggestions for improvement…

December 30, 2011 Automattic, code snippets, lifehacks, Mac OS X, productivity, scripting, software, tips

ForkLift 2 – The second coming of file management. Apparently faster than Cyberduck. Trying it out.

December 1, 2011 Cyberduck, file management, ForkLift, Mac OS X, software, web development

Switching back to Remember The Milk from The Hit List. The latter just has too many bugs and interface quirks for my liking.

November 26, 2011 Mac OS X, Remember The Milk, software, The Hit List, tools

Fixing Growl notifications in v1.3

For one reason or another, upgrading Growl to v1.3 causes all sorts of mayhem. Growl v1.3 is a new, paid application that’s different software from the previous preference pane. The only instruction I saw when I upgraded was to run the uninstaller for the preference… Continue reading →

November 22, 2011 bugs, Growl, Mac OS X, Skype, software

Adobe CS4 and CS3 Free Trials (incl. After Effects). Because some of us still have the licenses we purchased years ago, and Adobe only offers CS5 (which requires Adobe AIR, ick) from their website.

November 22, 2011 Adobe, Adobe Photoshop, Mac OS X, software, tools

Photo

This is every application I’ve opened today.

September 26, 2011 bugs, iTunes, software

Dropbox + MobileMe means my new computer is up and running in under an hour.

August 29, 2011 Automattic, Dropbox, MacBook Air, MobileMe, software, syncing

An avid Remember The Milk user since 2007, I’m trying Potion Factory’s The Hit List today after seeing it in action by Andrew Spittle yesterday. It looks positively gorgeous.

August 2, 2011 Andrew Spittle, Potion Factory, productivity, software, The Hit List, tools

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