February 2nd, 2010
It’s not as if you asked, but here are my latest delicious links, from December 30th through February 2nd:
Send a FAX by E-mail –
Yes, thats right. SEND a FAX by EMAIL! No registration, no cost. Just follow the easy instructions on the page. I love this, it’s like the blu-ray version of […]
October 15th, 2009
It’s not as if you asked, but here are my latest delicious links, from today.
50cycles bike accessories — Spooklight USB rechargable Wireless Bicycle Safety Indicator, brake light and iPod recharge –
The ultimate in touch-sensitive, USB-compatible, iPhone-friendly, rechargeable, bike safety. Kinda cool, i want it in a way that annoys me.
Did Cooking Give Humans An Evolutionary […]
October 4th, 2009
As enjoyable as Apple’s software is to use, they like to make us work. Hidden below the surface of most Apple software are hundreds of undocumented little “switches” which can be turned on to enable new sooper-seekrit features. By the same token, these switches can be disabled to remove […]
September 5th, 2009
If the title suggests to you either a party, or violence, then perhaps this post isn’t for you. If instead you are imagining a blank window filled with text, read on. If you are confused right now, but also strangely curious, you may feel […]
August 2nd, 2009
Yet another new one to me! And such a useful little nugget too… If you already have command-tab hardwired into your muscle memory then you may just love this tip for pulling minimized windows out of the Dock. Directly from the Application Switcher (cmd + tab heads-up display). Using only the keyboard.
July 10th, 2009
If you re not familiar with TextExpander, it’s a utility which runs in the background on your computer all the time and does nothing, until you type out a predefined string of characters. It then leaps into action, replacing those characters with a preset block of […]
July 10th, 2009
O yeah, like this is worthy of a blog post? Well, if you, like the fellow in the video, have spent your entire life peeling bananas by yanking on the stem (“top”) you should watch this video. The stem method, while mostly effective, usually results in a bit of banana-mush. Align yourself with your primate […]
June 27th, 2009
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So y’know how everything you type in a search field gets stored and suggested back to you for ever and ever? Have you ever wanted to remove one particular (possibly embarrassing/incriminating) search term from those lists? Here’s […]
June 26th, 2009
Those arrows, those pesky arrows. You know the ones that appear next to every track in your library and the iTunes store? And only serve the purpose of directing you to purchase things. When they first appeared in iTunes you were left with the option to […]
April 19th, 2009

Stumbled across this post on Mac desktop locking and and learned a few things myself. They cover the Keychain Access method. They also highlight some nifty/useful widgets and preference panes.
Via UsingMac.com: Lock Your Mac Desktop (Part II).
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