January 2011
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Introducing NoteTote for Mac OS X
I’m really glad that I get to tell you about NoteTote today. It’s been my sole focus since late November, and today NoteTote 1.0 is finally out on the Mac App Store.
NoteTote lets you remotely tell your Mac at home to download files. That’s it. Just leave NoteTote running in the menubar on your home Macintosh and when you’re out and about, use Simplenote on your iPhone, iPod Touch,...
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Tumblr! I am looking for a hilariously bad, MST3K-worthy movie to watch with my friends tonight. 1980s/1990s/2000s are preferred. To give you an idea of what I’m going for, a couple of weeks ago we watched Mac and Me (1988) and loved it.
Suggestions?
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NTYouTube
I’d like to show you NTYouTube. Take a youtube.com URL:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeF025EUt1E
and make it an ntyoutube.com URL:
http://www.ntyoutube.com/watch?v=YeF025EUt1E
Your browser will start downloading that video as a certain kind of video file that’s one number above “mp3.” For an HD version, add &hd=1 to the end1, like so:
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AirView for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad →
Makes your iPhone or iPad appear as an AirPlay destination in iTunes. It’s free, but it should be paid. Get it. It almost totally gets rid of my need for Air Video, which never worked that well for me.
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Mine’s the worst of the three. I’m sure you (yes, you, reader!) can one-up me. Come join the fun.
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http://adam.lisagor.usesthis.com/ →
Speed is addictive, of course, because the natural state of things is that there is no lag time between what we want and getting it. So it’s fairly barbaric that we have to wait for anything at all, and in 30 years time, we’ll look back at today’s speed of computation and we’ll laugh like we laugh today at punchcards and Victrolas. Ha.
December 2010
14 posts
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The simple truth of the matter is that I don’t know what you’ll like. No...
– Michael Piller in Fade In: From Idea To Final Draft — The Writing of Star Trek: Insurrection. I’m liking it. You get everything from the initial treatment to the notes from people like Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner, with commentary all along the way. The book was never published, but...