1Password and Dropbox
Rob Griffiths (a MacWorld Contributing Editor and the creator of the Mac OS X Hints site) demonstrates something that I’ve been doing — and loving — for a while: Using Dropbox to synchronize your 1Password data across all your Macs! LINK TO VIDEO HERE
1Password is one of a slew of newer applications that help regular people (not just the Über-geeky) to make and use stronger passwords. Though some might disagree, I think that the risk of not using a strong password is greater than the risk from sending encrypted password data via https onto an encrypted server. Highly recommended!
(Via www.macworld.com )On MicroSD Problems « bunnie’s blog
Speaking of the Über-geeky, what do you get when you cross a Hardware Engineer with a Detective? Bunnie…P.I.?!!? Read how Andrew “Bunnie” Huang used his M.I.T.-honed skills to uncover a mystery — and be thankful that some people know what the hell they’re doing in this world. Somebody get that man a mustache, eh?
(Via www.bunniestudios.com )Chumby prototype with Marvell innards spotted at MWC 2010 — Engadget
Let’s make this a “bunnie two-fer”: Regular readers know that I’m a fan of the Chumby devices that he created — and Engadget has a short post (and a UI walk-through) about a new Chumby-powered prototype that they spotted at the MWC 2010 show. Let’s hope that this ends up as more than a conceptual reference design!
(Via www.engadget.com )RapidWeaver, LittleSnapper and Socialite – 20% off only for this weekend!
If you’re looking for a copy of RapidWeaver, LittleSnapper or Socialite for yourself or as a gift, just enter the coupon code FEB20 in the Realmac Store any time until Monday morning (22nd Feb) for 20% off your order!Updated: Acrobat Applescript for ScanSnap OCR | DocumentSnap
Using a ScanSnapto Turn Your Paper into PDFs? This Updated Acrobat Applescript for ScanSnap will automatically OCR your files — and also reduce the file sizes dramatically!
(Via www.documentsnap.com )
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RSS feed for this sectionTech Links for Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Review of 10 Online Storage Solutions, Snow Leopard and Adobe CS — Will My Programs Still Work?, Common-Sense Steps for a Smooth OS X Upgrade, New Facebook App for iPhone, and a new way to fix Apple’s Sync Services.
10 Data Backup, Storage and Sharing Solutions – Nettuts+
Great review of 10 online data backup, storage and sharing solutions.
(Via net.tutsplus.com )Prep Your Mac for Snow Leopard – Snow leopard – Lifehacker
Gina Trapani runs you through some good, common-sense steps to help keep your Snow Leopard upgrade from blowing up your computer.
(Via lifehacker.com )Adobe Creative Suite 3 Unsupported on OS X Snow Leopard – Mac Rumors
Speaking of Snow Leopard, Adobe Creative Suite 3 users *may* want to hang back a little…
(Via www.macrumors.com )Facebook for iPhone’s Photos – 3.0 | Facebook
New Facebook App for the iPhone is looking good….now if Apple would just approve it! 😉
(Via www.facebook.com )Slay Sync Services Dragons with Spanning Tools
Review of Spanning Sync’s recently released “Spanning Tools” — A Trio of Apps to fix Apple Sync Services woes.
(Via theappleblog.com )
Tech Links for Sunday, August 23, 2009
Apple Mail to Yojimbo AppleScript, Snow Leopard, Windows 7, Commodore 64, Superuser.com
✚ MailToYojimbo Script With Tags Input and Growl Notification
Shawn Blanc updates the Apple Mail to Yojimbo AppleScript with Tagging and Growl Support…..NICE!
(Via Shawn Blanc )Mac OS X Snow Leopard — Ready to Ship?
Looks like Apple is about to ship the follow-on to Leopard this week….Pre-Orders available from Amazon.com now!How To Manage UAC Notifications in Windows 7 :: the How-To Geek
Speaking of new operating systems that are arriving soon
(Via www.howtogeek.com )MacNN | Apple reconsidering C64 Emulator for iPhone?
What could be a better use of the iPhone than running a virtualized Commodore 64 on it? Thankfully, it seems that Apple finally came to its senses and may be clearing the way for its release this week.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUQH24c63g8
(Via www.macnn.com )FAQ – Super User
A new resource for people looking to fix whatever is ailing their computers.
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