Fluid is a great site specific browser. Site specific browsers are used for running web apps as their own app on your computer. It has an excellent simple interface. When you launch Fluid, it asks you for some information about your web app, then creates a new application for that site, automatically choosing an icon. Simple, easy, and efficient, a 5 star app. Download it at http://fluidapp.com/.
See how you can send a single remote e-mail to turn off your Mac. This is a pretty useful idea, especially for using with a cell phone.
Sorry there hasn’t been any posts recently. I am working on a widget of the week post but life (school) has been insane lately. I will get it out as soon as I can.
As you can see I have a new blog design. The header picture is from studiotwentyeight.com and the theme is called Freshy
Just posted about the new time capsule I received on the “Time Capsule” page.
ToDo is a great dashboard widget for managing your ToDo’s within the Dashboard. It’s interface is smooth, when adding ToDos a box slide up and allows you to choose the calendar (which then color codes the check box), then type in the name as well as choose priority. One of the best features in the new 2.0 upgrade is the abillity to automatic resise the height of the window depending on the number of ToDos. Great widget!
My Time Capsule just got here today. I will set it up tomorrow and will post a new page with my reactions.
There was no cuts so I’m on the lax team.
There’s a lacrosse mtg 2 morrow. I hope they don’t have try outs during tech crew. That would suck!
According to a NYT article, Apple is talking about encorporating the cost of music into its iPods or iPhones. After a year or two, the service would expire and the user could either buy a new iPod or pay a renewal fee. Like other subscription services, the music would be tied to the iPod. If you didn’t renew, you would loose all your music. Personally I think this is a horrible idea. Part of the reason I use iTunes is because they let you own your music.
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