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05 March 2009 ~ 0 Comments

App Friday: TV Shows for Mac OS X

App Friday: TVShows for Mac OS X from Mike Villar on Vimeo.
My app pick for the week is TVShows for Mac OS X: A nifty little app that allows you to stay up to date with your favorite TV shows by “subscribing” to RSS data from tvrss.net
Depending on your settings, TVShows will download the episode [...]

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25 October 2007 ~ 10 Comments

Leopard Geekgasm

So Apple’s scheduled to release its highly anticipated OS X update tomorrow right? Well guess what–I’ve been straddling the hype and reading pre-release reviews and previews so much over the last couple of weeks that I have splotches of semen all over my work station thanks to intense, multiple geekgasms.
Apparently the new OS X Leopard [...]

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02 October 2007 ~ 9 Comments

Uninstalling Adobe AIR-based Applications from Mac OSX

I’ve been playing around with Adobe AIR based apps onOSX for almost 3 months now and I must say that I see nothing but tons of potential for the new runtime environment.
The cross-OS platform uses HTML, Flash and AJAX among others to make highly-functional Rich Internet Applications and deploy them as desktop clients.
Currently, my favorite [...]

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19 July 2007 ~ 9 Comments

Update: Looks like you can embed video recorded using Jing Afterall

Dave McCollom from TechSmith emailed me regarding yesterday’s post about Jing. According to Dave, you can embed screen shots and videos recorded via Jing on your website after all. All you need to do is login to ScreenCast, another TechSmith service Jing automatically signs you up for to store your captures:
Hi Mike – I work [...]

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18 July 2007 ~ 6 Comments

Capture and share everything that goes on in your desktop with Jing

If you spend enough time on the internet, chances are you are no stranger to the sometimes elaborately complex task of taking screen captures, cropping/enhancing them using your photo editing software, and uploading them to a photo hosting service before you can finally share them.
Now, I know a lot of you have your own ways [...]

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