Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 4. Januar bis zum 17. Januar:

• fseventer – Observes filesystem changes using the same underlying API as Spotlight
• FlickrBooth – is a simple little plugin for Apple’s Photo Booth. Just install, follow the setup instructions, and snap away!
• Why, oh WHY, do those #?@! nutheads use vi? – Great explanation of some vi features
• opsi – provides a tool for remotely installing operating systems and deploying software. While it is based on a Linux server its primary targets are Windows work stations.
• relaxtones – 10 entspannte Klingeltöne im MP3-Format kostenlos. Schick.
• MediaLink – Media Sharing between Mac and Playstation 3. Shareware, 20,00 $.
• shimmer – works by cryptographically changing a set of ports. 16 ports change every minute frustrating an attacker, but a legimitate user with access to a shared secret can determine the real port, avoid blacklisting, and get a connection.
• Finder Sidebar Separators – Nice looking Seperators for the 10.5 Finder Sidebar
• Showcase – This is a plugin for the application launcher Quicksilver, adding a new interface. The special thing about this interface is that it heavily uses the new CoreAnimation technologies introduced with Leopard… Very nice looking.
• Chyrp – Tumblelog-engine, to be hosted on your own server
• Unknown Device Identifier – enables you to identify the yellow question mark labeled Unknown Devices in Device Manager. And reports you a detailed summary for the manufacturer name, OEM name, device type, device model and even the exact name of the unknown devices.
• How to win photography competitions – Seven Tips on how to win a photo contest. These are also good hints on improving your photography if you do not plan to join a contest…

Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 24. September bis zum 27. September:

• Managing the Mac OS X Keychain –
• How to install Mail.app on the iPod touch –
• macvim – is a port of the text editor Vim to Mac OS X that is meant to look better and integrate more seamlessly with the Mac than the existing Carbon port of Vim.
• MarcoPolo – brings context-aware computing to your portable Mac computer
• Fahrplan Widget – displays departures or arrivals for any train station, bus or tram stop within Germany.
• Rember – is a front-end GUI to the ‘memtest’ command line memory testing program. This application will allow the user to select the number of test loops, as well as the amount of memory to test.
• Photoshop Button Maker – Clever, by the time I get my hands on photoshop I´ll try this one…
• Python for system administrators –
• Amazon Widgets – From Product Cloud to Wishlist…
• The Top Twenty Starship Captains –