Archive for September, 2009

Very smart idea from Charlene Li for all those school sign-up sheets we get bombarding our home:
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Over the past 6 months I’ve worked on a project with Disney to equip the Disney NetPal with software that makes it kid-safe and parent-friendly. Today I got a massive box via Fedex, with this inside: It’s Disney merchandise – they know I have kids – including MP3 players, cameras, Club Penguin plushies, playing...
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Birds on the Wires from Jarbas Agnelli on Vimeo.
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I just bought the tickets and confirmed: I’m heading to Japan in October. So far, I know 3 things: I’m going to land in Tokyo I’m going to be in Osaka on the 24th and 25th speaking at ACE 2009 I’m going to fly out of Tokyo The question is: what else should I...
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There’s a lot more to Mac OS X Snow Leopard’s QuickTime X than meets this eye … this after-market preferences pane will open it up for you: The new version of QuickTime included with Snow Leopard (called QuickTime Player X) is almost a complete overhaul of the previous version, from the look and feel...
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I have the following problems: 1.Deleted mail keeps re-appearing: The mail that keeps reappearing is Apple Hot News 1. I delete from the Inbox 2. Delete Trash 3. Rebuild all M’boxes 2. My notes now also appear in my inbox. Deleting the notes in the inbox also deletes them form the notes side-panel. Problem...
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I have the following problems: 1.Deleted mail keeps re-appearing: The mail that keeps reappearing is Apple Hot News 1. I delete from the Inbox 2. Delete Trash 3. Rebuild all M’boxes 2. My notes now also appear in my inbox. Deleting the notes in the inbox also deletes them form the notes side-panel. Problem...
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via tuaw.com I seldom watch online help videos because it takes so much more time than reading … but this is a very well done and concise overview of some new hidden features in Snow Leopard. Posted via web from johnkoetsier’s posterous
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By “Sandman68″ at MacRumors I know I am late responding and I am not sure if you have your answer yet, but here it goes. iMovie stores data in two folders: iMovie Events and iMovie Projects. The iMovie events folder is larger of the two and contains the thumbnails and video. You can move the...
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By “Sandman68″ at MacRumors I know I am late responding and I am not sure if you have your answer yet, but here it goes. iMovie stores data in two folders: iMovie Events and iMovie Projects. The iMovie events folder is larger of the two and contains the thumbnails and video. You can move the...
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I know I’ve posted on this before … but WordPress automatic upgrade is an absolute godsend. Those of us who have been blogging for years will remember the 30 to 45 minutes that a WordPress upgrade used to take … manually backing up the database, manually backing up the file structure, downloading the new...
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