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Author Archives: David
Loving Macfusion for Quick Web Updates
Macfusion is an app for OS X (obviously) that allows you to mount FTP and SSH connections as though they were drives on your Mac. Though not a heavy use tool, Macfusion is quite nice for making quick and dirty updates … Continue reading
Fantastic Artwork by Tony Riff
I was perusing Abduzeedu when I stumbled on the fantastic artwork of Tony Riff. The video is really well done too. Tony Riff from itdrewitself on Vimeo. Check out Tony’s Flickr photostream for more of his great works. Tweet
Two Great TED Talks About Careers
I wasn’t even looking talks on career advise, but upon hitting the play button on Charlie Hoehn’s TEDx presentation I was hooked. YouTube was kind enough to offer the second gem from Jenny Blake after I finishing the first. If … Continue reading
Sparrow: Gmail done right on the Mac
Since I can remember, I have had to wrestle Apple’s Mail.app to submission in order to get it to work right for me and Gmail. The default settings just seemed clunky; archiving when it should be deleting, multiple junk mail … Continue reading
960 Grid System 12 column Cheat Sheet
I decided it was time to learn the 960 Grid System for coding web sites. And what better way to learn than to make my own cheat sheet. Let me know if you find this useful and maybe I’ll make … Continue reading
Apple CAD Drawings For Inspiration
I saw this article on Core77 yesterday, thanks to TUAW. Core77 did a great job of turning some Apple CAD drawings into a work of art. And I was inspired to do the same. Here’s my take on it. I turned … Continue reading
Safari 5 Evernote Clipping
I was playing around with a few of the features from the latest version of Safari and stumbled across some great functionality. In today’s article you’ll find a new way to clip notes into Evernote using a brand new feature … Continue reading
iPad Designer PDF’s
I was working on some ideas for an iPad app, and thought it might be useful to actually draw on one. Well, kinda. Anyway, I made these PDF’s so that I can easily print out an iPad whenever I need … Continue reading
Evernote
As anyone who is reading this knows without a doubt, I am a self professed geek and am on my computer a lot. Certain pieces of software are the reason why; Evernote is one of them. Evernote is what I would … Continue reading
Nebula
To celebrate the launch of the new site, I’ve made a new wallpaper for your pleasure. I’ve formatted it to fit most screens, and have included a version for computers as well as iPhones and iPads. Feel free to use … Continue reading