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A very sexy RSS reader is now free, NewsFire.
If you’re on a Mac, give it a shot. I find it prettier than NetNewsWire, which is also free.
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Tyler
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Tyler
Taskpaper and Vim.
It’s cool, simple to use and quite useful. What is more useful is the vim plugin that replicates the Taskpaper idea. [Link fixed]
It’s so good, I bought a copy of Taskpaper.
P.S. If you’re going to use taskpaper.vim I would highly recommend editing your favourite colourscheme to highlight the taskpaper bits.
I use vibrantInk and added this:hi taskpaperDone guifg=#444444 hi taskpaperProject guifg=#66FF00 hi taskpaperTodo gui=NONE guifg=#F0E68C guibg=#FF00FF (Line break) cterm=NONE ctermfg=lightyellow ctermbg=lightmagenta hi taskpaperListItem guifg=#FF6600 hi taskpaperContext guifg=#33999 -
Tyler
Intel Mac with broken Rosetta?
Apps like StarCraft, Office 2004 and Flash not starting? Just bouncing in the dock once and dying?
Console.app saying stuff like: “lsf_map: RO mapping #0 not in segmentshared region?”
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Tyler
Apple users whine too much.
So Leopard will be late. Better later and better then early and buggy. But let the whining begin!
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Tyler
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Skim – PDF annotation application.
Skim 0.2 is a PDF annotation application.
Hmm.. I’ve been spending time learning ObjC/Cocoa over the last few months. And I’m writing an application. A PDF annotation application. WTF?
Stupid more skilled developers *fist shake*
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Tyler
Rogue Amoeba’s Fission – awesometown.
As I mentioned, I cut together a mix for my Fartlek interval training. I did it using Rogue Amoeba’s Fission, and Apple’s Garageband. I’m not an audio dude in anyway, but it took about 40 minutes from start to finish to produce the first version of the interval mix.
I just wanted to give props to both Fission and Garageband. It was so simple to pull this off because of them.
Props to DJ SteveBoy as well for his podcast PodRunner.
Matt LeQ 9:46 am on February 5, 2007 Permalink
I too discovered the joys of DJ Steveboy, and the benefits of a soundtrack based on BPM’s. But man…can that guy quit asking for money in the first 10 min of every podcast? We’re just gonna ffwd on ya, so what are you REALLY accomplishing?
Tyler Weir 1:30 pm on February 5, 2007 Permalink
I find the mixes hit or miss, some I’ll use over and over, others I delete almost immediately.
dj steveboy 6:50 pm on February 11, 2007 Permalink
What I can do, Matt, is stop doing the mixes entirely, especially if no one helps out with the cost of 36 TB a month that you’re eating up for nothing. Two minutes of intro for an hour of music that would cost $10 anywhere. I’m usually pretty nice about criticism, but this whining bullshit really chafes my ass. It’s FREE, Matt. What exactly do I owe you on a weekly podcast that you’re, on your own admission, benefitting by? Maybe you should buy the Nike mixes — no one talks in those.