Archive for the ‘MacOSX’ Category
Martin introduced me to the Samhain file integrity monitor a while back — an impressive bit of software with which I've spent some quality time. I was much impressed with the features of the software, and I thought I'd spread the word a bit, so I wrote a short introductory article to it. The article [...]
This might take a few minutes…
A little too heavy: a CPU and a bit.
This must be the first time I notice this prompt can be confusing:
Serves me right for doing open docs/FAQ.html.
Do you want to quickly experience CouchDB's powerful replication? Jan Lehnardt, one of the people behind CouchDB, announced yesterday that he'd made a copy of the very good book Pro Git available as a CouchDB Application (a CouchApp). There are two ways you can go about getting that:
Follow his instructions on getting the app with [...]
Having recently bought a USB headset to replace the lousy thing I had before, I wanted a quick way to switch the Mac’s audio output between the display output and the headset.
SoundSource is a handy system-wide menu bar for that.
I wanted something a bit more comfortable than mv to rename a large number of directories with funny names in them. (No, shell meta-characters wouldn't help, so I couldn't do it programatically.) I built ded, the directory editor, a pretty useful tool for doing just that and a lot more.
ded is a vi-like tool to [...]