The best sites I’ve found on Mac software development include Cocoa Dev Central which has tutorials on various cocoa features. And of course Steven Frank’s wonderous wiki CocoaDev!
I’ve found a few good programs for D20 gaming. The best is probably good old Skype, but others are worth checking out.
You want to play. You want to laugh. Perhaps the Homestar Runner site is the best place to go. Check the email. Good. Now, read on for more fun links….
Rip Those CDs. Your old CD media is expensive and vulnerable. Have backups. I like FLAC so far, because it’s lossless (makes a PERFECT archive) and it can rip the full disc using Exact Audio Copy. Read on for some good tools.
The best bargain is always to avoid the store. I was looking at this great deal on a gamecube today, and I saved myself almost two hundred dollars! I didn’t go back and get it. But we’ll see tomorrow. I don’t always have the greatest willpower. Anyhow, read on for some bargain links.
I’ve got this huge bookmarks file that I don’t even dig into anymore….bookmarks are lame. No search. Bad mnemonics. So I’m going to release them here. Maybe you’ll find something cool. Perhaps I’ll find something cool. Either way, my little hoard will stop being in the dead end morrass of bookmarks.html.
I still haven’t gotten the hiss out of my EBN-OZN track. But there’s some software I’d love to try out to do the job. SoundSoap promises to get the hiss out.
Also, in my ever-restarting quest to find good enterprise applications for my little enterprise, Time Navigator has an interesting name for some backup software. Worth a second look. Later.The Personal Information Manager is the ultimate boon to people doing work with their computers. Address book. Calendar. To Do List. These things are essential for really doing business with a computer. And once you go beyond doing business alone, you need to be able to share. That is harder than you’d think. Single user calendars are dime a dozen. Shared calendars…..oof.