Software Archives

  1. Modular Reports for iTunes Stats

    It occurred to me that if I really wanted people to contribute reports for iTunes Stats, I should make it a little easier to build the reports separately. I’ve posted a new version that takes a step in that direction, and includes 4 sample reports. Download version 0.2 beta. Reports are now individual files in…

  2. iTunes Stats

    Well, I got curious so I went ahead and wrote up a little script to grab some basic stats from my iTunes data. I figured others might be interested in this as well, so I’ve packaged it up as a download. Download What it does right now: Imports a Library.xml export from iTunes into a…

  3. Follow-up on Online Invoicing

    I’ve done some in-depth exploration into several other online invoicing systems since deciding Blinksale wasn’t quite what I was looking for. I set up my client list complete with recurring payments in each of these systems – really tried them out. The first service I looked at closely was BillingOrchard. I liked a number of…

  4. Donated to Adium

    I just sent a small donation over to Adium. If you’re on OS X, are on more IM protocol and aren’t using Adium, you’re missing out.

  5. Blinksale Notes

    This evening (one week since my first attempt), I was successfully able to sign up at Blinksale. During the week, I received two e-mails from Blinksale support: “Sorry, we think this is our problem. We’ll have someone get in touch.” “Actually, the problem is with your credit card.” Since I use this card quite regularly…

  6. Smart Mailboxes in Mail.app

    Over the last couple of weeks I’ve started experiementing with smart folders in Mail.app. I created one for unread spam (for quick review), another for the last 7 days of mail in my inbox, another for all unread messages, etc. After not really using these most of the time, I determined what I really wanted…

  7. Recent Mac OS X Features

    Spotlight, Expose, Dashboard… I don’t use these. Really, not much has changed for me since 10.1 in terms of the way I use my computer. Am I missing out on things? I’m still using LaunchBar for launching and switching to apps, getting contact information, visiting bookmarked sites and doing searches. I generally use online tools…

  8. Accesskey Patch for Camino

    Oh happy day! A patch has finally been submitted that enables accesskey support for Camino. When a nightly is built that includes this patch, Camino will be the Best Mac Browser™, period. 🙂

  9. Bedtime Greasemonkey Script

    Scott made me do it. I created a silly little Greasemonkey script I’m calling ‘Bedtime’ – it disables Firefox between certain hours. A good reminder for those of us that have a tendancy to work too late. 🙂

  10. SubEthaEdit

    I just bought a few licenses of SubEthaEdit1 for use in FeedLounge development. Scott and I used it for a good part of the day2 while making some optimizations for FeedLounge and it worked exceedingly well. I remember playing with Hydra before they renamed it. At the time, it was intriguing on the collaboration side,…

  11. Tiger Installed

    I’ve completed what was perhaps the slowest Mac OS upgrade I’ve ever done. The install itself took about an hour, then 35 minutes for it to index my e-mail (when I launched Mail.app) and see that I need to wait another 77 4 hours for Spotlight to index all my files. 🙂 Everything seems to…

  12. Still Waiting for Tiger

    For the second day in a row I managed not to be home when UPS came to deliver my copy of Tiger. I’ve never had a “signature required” delivery from Amazon before, but this one is. Ah well, I guess it’s keeping me from wasting a day upgrading and playing with the new features. 🙂