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DS_Store File Creation Over Network Connections ★ Vizacast is a new $25 podcast creation tool 2lmc Spool’s Blech takes a look and concludes it does very little more than just make shell calls to Apple’s ChapterTool. Useful for importing messages into other apps - or for importing into Apple Mail itself, since Mail can’t import its own emlx format. (Via Quentin Carnicelli.) emlx to mbox Converter ★įree tool to convert Apple Mail’s new emlx email message format into standard mbox format mailboxes. At the very least it’s much better than using the command-line. ChapterToolMe ★įree podcast GUI tool wrapper for Apple’s ChapterTool. According to the home page, the name for the platform is going to shift to “Yahoo Widgets” (don’t get me started on the exclamation mark Yahoo wants people to use). Konfabulator 2.1, now free, is available for download.

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I bought my first license for BBEdit 2.5 with an academic discount back in 1993. Bare Bones Academic Pricing ★īBEdit and Mailsmith are now available for $49 each for students and academic professionals.

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JavaScript Archive Network - like CPAN for JavaScript. Bogus rumor of the month goes to Think Secret for their hype of a “widescreen” iBook. The iBooks pick up the sudden motion sensor and scrolling trackpads from the PowerBook line.

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No processor changes for the Mini, but AirPort and Bluetooth are now standard on the $599 and $699 models.

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(Via Andy Baio.) Apple Updates Mac Mini and iBook Line-Ups ★ĭefault memory is now, finally, up to 512 MB in all the Minis and iBooks. PhotoshopNews has photos from their recent tour of Adobe headquarters in San Jose. ( Update: According to this forum thread at MacNN, the ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card in the new iBooks does handle Core Image, even though it isn’t on Core Image’s list of supported cards.) Inside Adobe HQ ★ Nat Irons points out that today’s new Mac Minis and iBooks still ship with video cards that aren’t good enough for Core Image. Apple’s New Machines Still Can’t Hack Core Image ★ Looks really useful, with a thoughtful UI. (Both links via Andy Baio.) Blinksale ★įirewheel Design’s online invoicing app is out of beta. New release fixes recently-discovered security flaws Mark Pilgrim confirms that it closes all known security holes and yet still works with all of the scripts from his upcoming Greasemonkey Hacks book. (It definitely doesn’t work on the new Mac Minis, though, and I still think that’s a bit of a shame.) Tuesday, 26 July 2005 Greasemonkey 0.4.1 ★ (Via Jason Fried.) The New iBooks Do Support Core Image ★Īpple has added the ATI Radeon 9550 to the list of Core Image-capable video cards, which means contrary to initial conjecture, Core Image does work on the newly-updated iBooks. For some inexplicable reason, Fortune’s web site doesn’t show the pictures of the package referenced in the article itself, but you can see them at R.Bird’s web site. Their annual revenue has grown from $500,000 to $10 million since then. The company is adding more than 100 new retailers a quarter. By year’s end its chips were inġ,000 new retail locations, and today, with the same packaging, No new advertising, Madhouse was selling about 50 more bags ofĬhips a month in every store. Typically range from $50,000 to $100,000.) In six months, with Say what he paid for the makeover, but similar projects Logo and bags hit the market in July 2000. Several months and four prototypes later, Madhouse Munchies new Great story by Maggie Overfelt in Fortune about how big a difference good packaging and branding can make: (Too bad he doesn’t mention my name, referring only to “an editorial at ”, and for some reason it links to the home page, not the article that’s referred to.) Wednesday, 27 July 2005 Madhouse Munchies: Why Packaging Matters ★

Whoa, cool - David Pogue linked to Daring Fireball in his podcasting story in the New York Times. (Via Joel Spolsky.) Pogue on Podcasting ★ Thursday, 28 July 2005 I ♥ Unicode ★įunny t-shirt for text-encoding nerds.

The latest version of SubEthaEdit runs natively on Developer Transition Kit hardware. Friday, 29 July 2005 SubEthaEdit 2.2 Now a Universal Binary ★ Kevin Shay’s BigPAPI is a new plug-in for Movable Type that allows other plug-ins to modify the MT user interface. I suppose this isn’t surprising - apparently the HP-co-branded iPods only accounted for about 5 percent of total iPod sales. Linked List: July 2005 Saturday, 30 July 2005 Hewlett-Packard to Stop Reselling iPods ★

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