Meine delicious.com-Links vom 13. Dezember bis zum 22. Dezember:

• RTMPDump – is a toolkit for RTMP streams that actually works.
• z – maintains a jump-list of the directories you actually use
• RubyDrop – Ruby project that aims to be an open-source, roll-your-own, Dropbox clone using Git as the backend. There's still a lot of details to work out, and the code may be a little messy, so you'll have to bear with me (it's a process)
• Writing clean, testable, high quality code in Python – Catastrophically bad code can be written in any language, including the elegant and powerful Python language. In this article, we explore how thinking about testing actually produces dramatically different Python code. Lastly, we learn how to measure scientifically the difference.
• tig – is a git repository browser that additionally can act as a pager for output from various git commands
• Build a Bootable Rescue SD Card For Your Mac –
• Textual – is a lightweight IRC client created specifically for Mac OS X
• Detox – is a utility designed to clean up filenames. It replaces difficult to work with characters, such as spaces, with standard equivalents. It will also clean up filenames with UTF-8 or Latin-1 (or CP-1252) characters in them.

Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 5. August:

• Installing/Updating WordPress with Subversion –
• Plex – is an indie fork of the highly functional and successful XBMC to the Apple Macintosh OS X platform.
• Switzerland Network Testing Tool – is an open source software tool for testing the integrity of data communications over networks, ISPs and firewalls. It will spot IP packets which are forged or modified between clients, inform you, and give you copies of the modified packets.
• mathusalem – is complementary to Time Machine as it backups automatically one or more directories of your choice to remote servers in order ensure extra safety of your most important data.
• Bug Defender – Towerdefend style game with bugs for Mac OS X and Windows…
• The 50 Hottest Women Sword Fighters –

Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 19. Juni:

• Migratr – is a desktop application which moves photos between popular photo sharing services. Migratr will also migrate your metadata, including the titles, tags, descriptions and album organization.
• Debian — Übersetzung von Paketbeschreibungen – DDTP
• O’Reilly Maker – Create a funny book cover! – Make your own O`Reilly Cover. Hours of fun!
• Entertainer – aims to be a simple and easy-to-use media center solution for the Gnome and XFce desktop environments.
• Telling Folders – With this little utility, you can easily put any image on top of your folder icons to make them easily distinguishable.
• Set Icon – is a small application that lets you quickly and easily set a custom icon for one your drives.
• MultiTunes – is an iTunes plug-in that lets you manage multiple iTunes libraries simply and seamlessly from within iTunes itself. Shareware, 15,99 $.
• iPhone Visual Voicemail Codes für Rufumleitung –

Der Trailer ist ja echt zum ablecken…

Leider ist das Spiel vorerst nur für PC, PS3 und XBox 360 angekündigt. Ausserdem kann ich mir auch nicht vorstellen dass die OnBoard-Grafik meines MacBooks diese Effekte verkraften würde…

Na, vielleicht muss ich mir dann doch noch mal andere¹ Hardware kaufen, die Red Alert Serie hat mir ja sogar ein wenig besser gefallen als die Spiele aus dem Tiberium Universum…

(via: aptgetupdate.de)

1. nicht Apple [↩]

So, die 2007er Fotos¹ sind von der Festplatte des MacBook zu ihren Vorgängern aus den Jahren 2000-2006 auf eine externe Festplatte umgezogen. Leider konnte ich die Neuzugänge nicht in die schon bestehende große Mediathek mergen², sondern musste eine neue große Mediathek aus den einzelnen Jahren anlegen.

Das hat ziemlich lange gedauert, schaut jetzt aber gut aus und ich kann dann auch beizeiten mal die alten Jahrgänge betiteln und vielleicht auch flickrn…

Trotz der Probleme beim zusammenführen ist der iPhoto Library Manager ein sehr empfehlenswertes Werkzeug wenn man mit mehreren iPhoto-Mediatheken arbeitet.

1. ca. 15 GB [↩]
2. das hat sonst all die Jahre immer sehr gut geklappt [↩]

Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 13. November:

• Drop.io – Nice looking, Web 2.0ish Thing sharing Thingy…
• Managing your iTunes Library on an External Hard Drive – This tutorial is intended for both the average and slightly advanced iTunes user and will provide the necessary information that you need to know about moving your iTunes library onto an external hard drive
• Learning to See –
• Headph0ne Phet1sh – all manner of ladies wearing all kinds of headphones. Possibly one of the weiderest things I found on the Internet the last weeks…
• Bernie’s Better Beginner’s Guide to Photography – This is a beginner’s guide for computer geeks who want to be digital artists.
• SurveillanceSaver – is an OS X screensaver that shows live images of over 600 network surveillance cameras worldwide. a haunting live soap opera. it is the first release of my ongoing experiments with network surveillance cameras.
• iphonelogd – A Ruby script that will read your iPhone’s call log and will copy the calls into an iCal calendar of your choosing, with a description and the caller’s name, if available.
• desktopgaming – Vintage Gaming Wallpapers! W00t!
• How to Win at Monopoly – a Surefire Strategy
• TuneInstructor – ID3-Tag Helper and Cover-Finder for iTunes
• TvTaggr – easily allows you to edit the metadata on a single movie file or to apply changes to a batch of files. The interface is familiar to anyone who has edited tags in iTunes.