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Macworld with some great advice to free up some disk space: empty iPhoto’s trash. When you delete a photo from iPhoto, it isn’t completely deleted. Rather, much like the Finder, the photo is moved to the Trash section in the side bar. Right click on the Trash section and select Empty Trash from the contextual menu (it’s the only option). I always knew about this but it’s a good reminder. I just cleared out my trash and gained an extra GB of disk space back. Thanks!
BabyGotMac, which apparently lists Mac software that has been discounted, updated or released (I haven’t spent much time on the site), has this excellent logo which made me laugh out loud:
Really, that’s brilliant, although I can’t see any logical connection with the content on the sight, and moreover it looks to be something that might scare a few potential readers off. But I wanted to share anyhow.
Macworld’s 2008 list of Editor’s Choice (or Eddy) software and hardware for your Mac. Some of my favorites include Airfoil, CSSEdit and Flock.
A new section of itunes lists the Top Apps of 2008 for every category (iTunes link). I’ve already seen a few I didn’t know about.
AppleScript allows you to automate repetitive tasks on your Mac. Check out our growing collection of scripts!
An OS update recently left me with a MobileMe sync icon in my menubar, a service from Apple which I don’t use. Digging through System Preferences, however, I couldn’t find the option to turn off the menubar item and indeed after searching the web I found that there was no option if you aren’t logged [...]
From Cult of Mac: “For $99, anyone can have world-leading syncing of their entire digital lives. There’s just one problem: you have to use Apple’s Web applications to do that. No GMail, no Flickr, no GCal, no Facebook. Rather than delivering on the promise of automating the process of keeping every aspect of your [...]
Considered article by LonelySandwich concerning the metaphysical implications of Apple’s new MobileMe service. Insightful, knowledged and beautifully written, this is something that should be read twice.
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