The guys at macheist are at it again. This time, you can get some stellar apps including pixelmator (awesome image editing program, think photoshop lite), CSSEdit (CSS code real-time editor), and Snapz Pro X (screen casting, and screen capture program). Click Me
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My upgrade story involves a princess, some bicyclists (ok, a lot), and a leopard.For some odd reason, my local Mac store was closed during the week for renovations and thus I couldn’t buy my copy of leopard there. I’m still dumbfounded that they’d close a Mac store (here in Seattle) during the week of a [...]
“Spamtrap” is an interactive installation piece the prints, shreds and blacklists spam email. It interacts with spammers by monitoring several email addresses I have created specifically to lure in spam. I do not use these email addresses for any other communication. I post individual email addresses on websites and online bulletin boards that cause them [...]
I just found a great program that lets you control what programs are used for specific file types from a central location (System Prefs). I just installed it, and it works like a snap.Great little tool, if you ask me. http://www.rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/HT: Lifehacker
Interesting prediction in a Businessweek.com article about the timing of Leopard being released ahead of schedule. The author is suggesting an “end of March” release date.Read Hereht: LifeHacker
Good article about security holes in Macs.News Here.
Here’s a nifty tool that allows you to have fun with colors. It even contains the color numbers for webdesign. Very cool.http://www.colorjack.com/studio/#
I discovered that if you are downloading or uploading zillions of files using the Transmit FTP client, you can greatly accelerate the file transfer. How? While downloading/uploading, open the Transfers tab in its Preferences, and start messing with the Maximum queue connections box.Read the whole article here:Mac OSX Hints
Want the fastest way to put your Mac right into a deep, sleepy-bear hibernation-like sleep (no whirling fan, no dialogs, no sound — nuthin’ — just fast, glorious sleep). Just press Command-Option and then hold the Eject button for about 2 seconds and Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz. It doesn’t get much faster than that.via Life Hacker