November 2007

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11.23.07

Taking Screenshots in Mac OS X
Apple, Guides (8)
Since I got a Mac I've been meaning to write more about the differences between Macs and PCs. Now I'm definitely not a major fan of either (I'll post more about this later) but I'm not against trying out different things. I've got a Powerbook for photo shoots and general on-location picture editing. At home I've got a powerful Windows workstation. I think there's always more than one tool for the job. One thing that stumped me the most about OS X was how to take screenshots. Well here's some of the many different and complex ways to do so: Command-Shift-3: Take ...
11.17.07

PayPerPost
Site News, Technology (1)
Out of pure curiosity and as an experiment I signed up to PayPerPost.com. I wanted to explore two things. Firstly could I make some decent money off such a system and more importantly could I do it with style and grace. I'm currently waiting on approval, which could take some time as in the terms state; Minimum Blog Age. Blogs must be live for a minimum of 90 days, counted from the date of the Blog's first post, with at least 20 pre-existing posts prior to registration with the PayPerPost Marketplace. The majority of these posts may not be in a single ...
11.16.07

PS3
Games (0)
Well it happened. Now that Sony has discontinued the 60Gb I decided to hunt one down and get it instead of settling for a 40Gb one. Backwards compatibility was a feature that I really couldn't live without. Many people will hark on about the fact you don't need BC because you've got the next-gen. You shouldn't live in the past and play old games. However I feel the PS2 games library is too big and rich to miss out on. Maybe Mid-2008 people will start to be satisfied about the content for the PS3, but until then I'm very happy ...
11.07.07

Magnetosphere
Links, Random, Software (0)
Quite simply the best iTunes visualizer I've ever witnessed. Probably one of the best visualizers I've ever seen full stop. Here is this thing that does stuff in iTunes. There is magnetism, there is gravity, but on top of all of that, there is awesomeness. Watch as all the dots and ribbons go bouncy bouncy when you play music and trigger this mo-fo of a visualizer. This is the future of visuals. God help you if you smoke the reefer cause you can kiss your productivity goodbye. Now if only I can find a big enough display to watch it on... Barbarian Software ...

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