
Did you know you can Command-Shift double-click URLs in Terminal to open them?
Finally discovered how to turn off auto-submission of crash reports.
I just released the Universal Back Button, a small utility app that makes it easy to switch back to where you came from.
I finally got around to making a video and a write-up on the 22 megapixel laptop - a 2.33 GHz MacBook Pro.
Get FolderGlance on the cheap the next twenty hours or so!
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About me Contact me Recent posts 2010 May 31: Quickly open URLs in Terminal May 31: Snow Leopard and automatically submitted Crash Reports May 27: Universal Back Button released for Mac OS X May 22: The 22 Megapixel Laptop Feb 09: FolderGlance on MacUpdate Promo 2009 Sep 28: FolderGlance 2.5.3 is out Sep 21: FolderGlance 2.5.1 adds features and fixes bugs Sep 16: FolderGlance 2.5 released! Sep 10: Intriguing: Snow Leopard ships with the iPhone's multi-touch API built-in Sep 03: FolderGlance and Snow Leopard Mar 15: Fixing Keynote '08 and '09 to work with the Scripting Bridge Feb 26: A website in an image Feb 09: Display wall multi-touch 2008 Feb 19: Spaces.. Spaces.. Spaces.. retires Feb 08: How-to: Reverse engineering the Dock to fix Spaces Jan 25: Interacting with wall-sized displays 2007 Dec 20: Interesting Finder bug Dec 06: Developing applications for the iPod touch (and the iPhone) Nov 15: Spaces.. Spaces.. Spaces.. and 10.5.1 Nov 15: Thread creation using pthread_create() on Leopard Nov 13: Spaces.. Spaces.. Spaces.. Nov 07: FolderGlance, Leopard and the More... menu Nov 06: FolderGlance and Screen Sieve now also on Leopard! Sep 16: Mysterious window server hangs RSS feed |