November 2007
Download My OPML File Nov 13, 2007
If you’re looking for some new websites which are hand picked and recommended by yours truly, then look no further. I thought I’d share the RSS love by saving 22 feeds from my subscription list into an OPML file. Some … (More)
Southwest A-List Membership Nov 13, 2007
Southwest Rapid Rewards A-List Membership Once you qualify for Rapid Rewards’ A-List, you are entitled to reserved boarding privileges for 12 months, which means that Southwest Airlines will automatically reserve a boarding pass for you 36 hours prior to each … (More)
Dark Pepper Mint Style Nov 12, 2007
I’ve been using the Dark Pepper Mint Style for my mint stats page and it is awesome. You should try it out. And if you don’t have Mint … what are you thinking?
New Get A Mac Ads Nov 12, 2007
3 New Get a Mac Ads I don’t watch TV, and these are the only commercials I ever see. Seriously.
The Nerd Handbook Nov 11, 2007
The Nerd Handbook Anna, you should read this. Just remember not to call me a nerd in front of your parents.
Fixing Leopards Stacks Nov 11, 2007
Fix Leopard’s Stacks With Overlaying Icons A creative fix indeed. And I think it’s worth noting that “XD” has a great site design thanks to Mr. Cameron Hunt. Of all the Tumble Blog themes I’ve seen, Cameron’s are always my … (More)
Just blacktree.com Nov 7, 2007
blacktree.com – Quicksilver build 5300 doesn’t play well with Leopard. The icon stays in the dock and in the tabbed-through-apps list. Also the auto update doesn’t work. And quicksilver.blacktree.com is down. Sooooo…. if you’re having trouble with Quicksilver in Leopard … (More)
Austin Interviews Daniel Nov 6, 2007
Austin Heller’s Interview with Daniel Jalkut of Red Sweater Software and MarsEdit – the desktop blogging software that is blowing Ecto out of the water. There are some fantastic questions from Austin. Conducting a good interview over email is a … (More)
Supporting Developers Nov 3, 2007
Glenn Wolsey on Supporting Developers (Namely the Iconfactory Developers) – I don’t have a problem paying for an application to support the developers, regardless of if it was originally released freely or not. I remember when I switched to Mac. … (More)
