The Technology Tribe
Now that Wired and Digital Trends are joining in with Mac centric sites like MacWorld to pan Apple products, Ill weigh in as well. I have been a Mac owner since the early 90’s when I paid over $8,000 to get a Mac CI set up in Japan (with Mac OS 6.7-J), though in a past life as an educator and a student I spent much time warming the keys of Apple IIs. (more…)
Oregon is a is great place to live, provided you can get over the unemployment, near terminal tax issues and distrust of government. It is also a state that generates significant revenue off of sin taxes – liquor and cigarettes. Let’s talk a real beer tax. (more…)
In a surprising act of generosity, Adobe is giving away free personal use versions of Flex 3 to unemployed developers.
Unhub is another program designed to unify your profiles. The Lynn Fredricks Unhub is clean and effective with my Twitter, Linked In, Facebook and blog all nicely bound together, but there are a few steps in setting up your Unhub that you should know about.
When you create your hub, you will be sent directly to the hub, without setting up log in credentials. To do that, all you need to do is try to add another page – then you can claim your hub. Be warned though – Unhub will set up a cookie so that every time you return to Unhub, you are shuttled directly to your own Unhub page, rather than to the site’s home page.
Long time Mirye Revolution developer Blue Mango Learning Systems received some good release coverage at MacWorld of their new cross-platform documentation creation product Screensteps 2 over on The Unofficial Apple Blog. If you are in need of a tool that helps you pull together your screenshots and documentation text, this is a great tool from a productivity standpoint.