November 30, 2006
Retired
sLop (the blog you are reading) is retiring..
The archives should stay up indefinitely though so feel free to continue linking in if you like..
In the coming weeks, I should have something new up. Please stay tuned.
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April 19, 2006
ITP End of Year Events - Thesis Presentations and End of Semester Show
ITP Spring Show 2006
A two day exhibition of interactive sight, sound and physical objects from the student artists of ITP.
This event is free and open to the public. No need to RSVP.
ITP Thesis Presentations 2006
ITP's graduating students will be presenting a wide variety of highly creative and interactive projects that they have constructed over the course of their final project seminars.
Students have been encouraged to undertake projects that bring together the conceptual and design issues that they have engaged in during their two years of study at ITP.
Projects will include installation based work, digital video and audio pieces, interactive 3D, games and educational applications, to name only a few.
ITP will be providing a live webcast of all the thesis presentations.
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March 23, 2006
'The Fourth Screen' Mobile Media Festival
The4thScreen.com :: global mobile media festival
This festival looks very interesting. They are pushing people to think about the phone in a different way, not just as a television that is carried in your pocket as it seems the providers are pushing for:
'The Fourth Screen' Global Mobile Media Festival will focus on the mobile phone as an emerging social, cultural and technological phenomenon.
We invite artists, technologists, and other creative thinkers to submit creations, inventions and concepts in two categories:
1/ moving images: videos made with mobile phone, movies, animation and games intended for mobile delivery
2/ wise technologies: software art, software and hardware that proposes new uses for mobile multimedia communication, applications that have positive cultural, social and economic impact in diverse cultures
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January 17, 2006
Yahoo! Go - TV
Yahoo! Go - How It Works - TV
I had mentioned Yahoo and their TV initatives earlier so I figured I should give a pointer. While this exactly what I found the most interesting, it has a similar concept. (The Yahoo! Go TV Concepts were more interesting)
Yahoo is integrating TV with internet based video search and Flickr along with Music and Movies, complete with reviews (and sooner or later all of the other things you can find on Yahoo's site).
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December 10, 2005
Asterisk: The Future of Telephony
Asterisk Documentation Project - Project Information
Book available online, Creative Commons licensed. Very nice..
A good book for anyone doing anything with Asterisk!
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October 30, 2005
Cinelerra.. Linux based Open Source Video Editing
Cinelerra sites
Need to check this out sometime.
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September 23, 2005
MPEG 2 to DV Conversion
DropDV: import mpeg into iMovie
From the site:
DropDV is a Mac OS X droplet which converts MPEG video into DV video streams. After conversion, your video can be edited with iMovie, Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or any other DV video editing system.
Posted by vanevery at 03:05 PM | TrackBack
July 08, 2005
Skype Casting Product
Freecorder
Record Skype calls on your PC
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April 18, 2005
Adobe Systems Inc. said Monday it plans to buy Macromedia Inc.
Adobe to buy Macromedia in $3.4 billion stock deal - Computer Software - Internet Software - Software - Internet - Company Announcements - Earnings - M&A
Maybe Adobe will make Flash useable for developers.. Maybe..
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January 29, 2005
Antenna Design Software
RF Toolbox - Dipole, Yagi, Vertical, Cubic quad, Log periodic, J-pole, helix, helical,coil, and transmission line design package for the Macintosh
From the site:
RF Toolbox is an antenna design and electronics/electrical tool package
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December 17, 2004
Zend Studio, Zend Development Environment Personal Review
Zend, a great force in the world of PHP development has what I think is the only IDE for PHP related development. All in all I think this is great and I am glad that this company offers such a product. It certainly helps the PHP cause and probably drives adoption in the corporate world. It also has features that I am sure can't be found elsewhere in the PHP development world such as debugging with variable watching and break points and so on.
Unfortunately, (speaking as a MacOS X user) this software has not lived up to my expectations. It is just a bit too rough around the edges for me to get to the point where I am willing to try the more advanced features.
Here is a list of what is wrong which I will update as find problems:
Of course the program has many good points as well. The syntax highlighting is great. The error underlining as you code is very worthwhile and the command completetion is great.
Overall, it seems to be beta quality software on the Mac. I may continue to use the free version (despite the ugly messages about not being able to do things in this version) but unless the edges are more polished, I can't justify paying more than $200.
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December 06, 2004
ITP Winter Show 2004
ITP Winter Show 2004
Sunday, December 19 from 2 to 6pm
Monday, December 20 from 5 to 9pm
A two-day explosion of interactive sight, sound and technology from the student artists and innovators at ITP.
An oversized Greenwich Village loft houses the computer labs, rotating exhibitions, and production workshops that are ITP -- the Interactive Telecommunications Program. Founded in 1979 as the first graduate education program in alternative media, ITP has grown into a living community of technologists, theorists, engineers, designers, and artists uniquely dedicated to pushing the boundaries of interactivity in the real and digital worlds. A hands-on approach to experimentation, production and risk-taking make this hi-tech fun house a creative home not only to its 230 students, but also to an extended network of the technology industry's most daring and prolific practitioners.
Interactive Telecommunications Program
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
721 Broadway, 4th Floor South
New York NY 10003
Take the left elevators to the 4th Floor
This event is free and open to the public
No need to RSVP
For questions: 212-998-1880
email: itp.inquiries@nyu.edu
http://itp.nyu.edu/show
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Hillary support's The INDUCE Act
I was dismayed to learn that Senator Hillary Clinton has come out and in fact co-sponsored Senator Hatch's Induce Act. What follows is a draft of a letter that I am writing to Sen. Clinton to express my concern. I hope that others will do the same.
Here is some background material:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c108:S.2560:
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,64315,00.html
http://techlawadvisor.com/induce/
http://www.corante.com/importance/archives/004563.html
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20040618-3906.html
http://www.futureofmusic.org/articles/INDUCEanalysis.cfm
http://action.eff.org/site/pp.asp?c=esJNJ5OWF&b=164928
Like your iPod, read this:
http://www.eff.org/IP/Apple_Complaint.php
Please comment on the letter as you see fit.
Dear Senator Clinton,
I was dismayed to learn that you have come out in support of Senator Hatch's Induce Act. I hope that on further consideration of the issues that this bill covers that you change your stance to better reflect the opinions of your constituents and for the betterment of our society.
The Induce act as it currently is written does much to stifle free-speech, artistic and fair uses of media. Imposing legal responsibility on the makers of devices and software for illegal use such device or software will create a burden so great on manufacturers and creators of such programs that they will not develop or offer products that have potential for misuse.
I fear that by trying to curb the theft of copyrighted material you will instead be curbing the ability for individuals and groups with legitimate uses for the technology that enables such to use it. Being thoroughly immersed in an academic and artistic atmosphere, I am witness every day to fair uses of technology that would not exist today were such a law in existence. In fact I feel that the software that I am using to write this letter would not have been developed simply because it includes the ability to cut and paste text from any source into the document.
I believe that should this Bill become law that it will undo much of the progress of free-speech and alternative media creation that has been enabled by the internet, personal electronic devices, computers, tape recorders and so on. Furthermore it will be a giant step backwards and lead to increased power by the media and further relegate citizens to the role of consumer without a voice.
I hope that you will reconsider your position on this matter.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Shawn Van Every
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Internet Archive Hosting Creative Commons licensed audio and video
Killer CC App: The Publisher, beta version
Bye bye bandwidth bills for *free* media (maybe because I don't think bandwidth and disk space is really that cheap that it can just be given away in large quantities, yet).
Oh yeah, the link above is for their nice tool in support of this.
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November 09, 2004
Firefox is at 1.0
Posted by vanevery at 07:35 PM | TrackBack
October 13, 2004
Visual Component Development for Multimedia
iglue.org
Not sure where this fits in the world with PD and Max but it is interesting none-the-less. Uses a circuit board and microcontroller metaphor.
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October 10, 2004
In search of a password management tool
CryptInfo
I used to use CryptInfo on my PC and synch it with my Palm. Worked great, still works great but I don't use my PC anymore. I need something like this for the Mac that will Synch with my Palm or better yet with my phone and my Palm (J2ME anybody). Seems a no-brainer, anybody know of anything?
Posted by vanevery at 10:42 AM | TrackBack
May 31, 2004
Microsoft Research: building a Memex
Stuff I've Seen - Home Page
More about Vannevar Bush's Memex
From the site:
SIS is a prototype tool that makes it easy for you to find information you've seen before, whether it came as email, attachments, files, web pages, appointments, tablet journal entries, etc. We do this by providing a single unified stored of different sources and providing an interface with quick sorting, filtering, previews and thumbnails.
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April 07, 2004
Software tools for reverse engineering, disassembling, cracking and more.
tools.htm , THE tools page at fravia's!
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March 31, 2004
Clay writes about "Situated Software"
Shirky: Situated Software
From the article:
Part of the future I believe I'm seeing is a change in the software ecosystem which, for the moment, I'm calling situated software. This is software designed in and for a particular social situation or context. This way of making software is in contrast with what I'll call the Web School (the paradigm I learned to program in), where scalability, generality, and completeness were the key virtues.
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March 20, 2004
Another TiVo for internet radio
Griffin is now selling the RadioShark
Here is a couple of similar products on this site: Radio YourWay and Replay Radio
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March 14, 2004
"Where are you!?!"
Simeda :: SounderCover
Crazy:
SounderCover gives you the ability to add a background sound to any incoming or outgoing call, giving the impression that you really are in the environment where the background sound is normally heard.
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March 05, 2004
All kindsa QuickTime utilities
Qtilities.com
Playlist Creator, Subtitles and more more more..
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Google's Calculator Functions
Google Web Search Features
From the site:
To use Google's built-in calculator function, simply enter the calculation you'd like done into the search box and hit the Enter key or click on the Google Search button. The calculator can solve math problems involving basic arithmetic, more complicated math, units of measure and conversions, and physical constants. Try one of the sample expressions below, or refer to our complete instructions for help in building your own.
If only my command line had this ability built in.. You heard it hear first, Google on the command line is on it's way.
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Popular blogs as meta-filters
Wired News: Warning: Blogs Can Be Infectious
The most-read webloggers aren't necessarily the ones with the most original ideas
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March 04, 2004
Sony's interaction research lab
Interaction Lab
From the site:
The Interaction Laboratory was established in 1999 to investigate the future of human computer interactions and digital lifestyles. Expanding the previous real-world user interface research within the Sony Computer Science Laboratories, we are currently working on fundamental technologies, including software architectures, hardware architectures, and sensor architectures, that will be needed to realize natural and intuitive interactions between the human, as a physical entity, and the information environment, as a digital entity. In addition to technology-oriented activities, we are also seeking a deeper understanding of human life itself, through cognitive research, and design and lifestyle studies. The Interaction Laboratorys fundamental goal is to establish symbiotic relationships between humans and technology.
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Linux users, record that output...
Download Vsound
From the site:
This program allows you to record the output of any standard OSS program (one that uses /dev/dsp for sound) without having to modify or recompile the program. It uses the same idea as the esddsp wrapper from the Enlightened Sound Daemon (in fact, vsound is based on esddsp). That is, it preloads a library that intercepts calls to open /dev/dsp, and instead returns a handle to a normal file. It also intercepts ioctl's on that file handle and logs them, to help convert the audio data from its raw form. Vsound then uses sox to convert the raw data to the desired file format.
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February 25, 2004
TiVo to your friends favs
RSSTV: Syndication for your PVR
From the site:
We propose to share program information by building on existing syndication infrastructure. Specifically, we'll add a number of namespaced elements as an extension to RSS. The value formats for these elements will be taken directly from XMLTV, a source of publically available program information.
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January 25, 2004
The Danger of Software Patents
Thanks to Hans for the link:
Speech by Richard Stallman at Cambridge University,
25 March 2002
You might have been familiar with my work on free software. This
speech is not about that. This speech is about a way of misusing laws
to make software development a dangerous activity. This is about what
happens when patent law gets applied to the field of software.
It is not about patenting software. That is a very bad way, a
misleading way, to describe it, because it is not a matter of patenting
individual programs. If it were, it would make no difference, it would
be basically harmless. Instead, it is about patenting ideas. Every
patent covers some idea. Software patents are patents which cover
software ideas, ideas which you would use in developing software. That
is what makes them a dangerous obstacle to all software development.
Posted by vanevery at 02:39 PM
January 24, 2004
We all like to stop motion and compress time
iStopMotion - Welcome to iStopMotion
iStopMotion is the ideal supplement for your Digital Hub. Used by educators, professional and amateur film makers all over the world to create astonishing work, iStopMotion is the tool of choice for Stop Motion Animation (aka. Claymation) and Time Lapse Recording.
Posted by vanevery at 03:46 AM
January 14, 2004
Bug vision
Wired News: Bugs Taking Over Robot Guidance
"The principle is simply that, if the insect flies along a straight line, objects that are near it appear to whiz by much more rapidly in the eye than objects that are far away," says Srinivasan. "Thus, the distance to an object can be inferred in terms of the velocity of its image in the eye -- the greater the velocity, the nearer the object."
Posted by vanevery at 04:42 PM
January 13, 2004
Open Source Project Management on the Palm
Apparently there is a desktop version to synch to as well (Windows for now, others on the way).
Thanks Hans..
Posted by vanevery at 08:42 AM
January 11, 2004
What is RSS anyway..?
RSS is a Web content syndication format.
Posted by vanevery at 01:39 PM
November 19, 2003
Email Re-Defined
From the site:
ZoÎ
The goal here is to do for email (starting with your personal mailbox)
what Google did for the web... The Google principle: It doesn't matter
where information is because I can get to it with a keystroke.
So what is ZoÎ? Think about it as a sort of librarian, tirelessly,
continuously, processing, slicing, indexing, organizing, your messages.
The end result is this intertwingled web of information. Messages put in
context. Your very own knowledge base accessible at your fingertip. No
more "attending to" your messages. The messages organization is done
automatically for you so as to not have the need to "manage" your email.
Because once information is available at a keystroke, it doesn't matter
in which folder you happened to file it two years ago. There is no
folder. The information is always there. Accessible when you need it. In
context.
Posted by vanevery at 02:51 AM
November 01, 2003
Java Web Photo Album Generator
JAlbum - web photo album software
Includes a nice Java API..
Posted by vanevery at 02:03 PM
October 21, 2003
Software and Art Organization in Amsterdam
Center for Research & Development of instruments & tools for performers in the electronic performance arts, Laboratory, Workshop, International meeting place, Artist hotel, Production office, Live electro acoustic music, Dj's, Vj's, Theatre, Video-dance, Installations and Nomad studio.
Posted by vanevery at 11:55 AM
October 17, 2003
Rules for *, disguised as a software design debate
The Rise of ``Worse is Better''
Posted by vanevery at 11:36 PM
Maya, Free for non-commercial uses
From the site:
Maya Personal Learning Edition now available for Maya Complete 5
Maya Personal Learning Edition is a special version of MayaÆ software, which provides free access to Maya for non-commercial use. It will give 3D graphics and animation students, industry professionals, and those interested in breaking into the world of computer graphics (CG) an opportunity to explore all aspects of the award winning Maya Complete%u2122 software in a non-commercial capacity.
Posted by vanevery at 11:01 PM
Apple Releases a new iTunes for Mac and PC
Unfortunately I can not give this a trial run as of yet because I am told that it installs a new version of QuickTime (6.4) and QuickTime for Java that is incompatable with some of my current development work.
...
From http://developer.apple.com/quicktime/qtjava/index.html
Support for Java 1.4.1 in QuickTime for Java is being delivered as part of QuickTime 6.4 on Windows and Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther). Support for QTJava with J2SE 1.4.1 on Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) is coming soon.
...
Waiting for more information.
Posted by vanevery at 11:02 AM
October 15, 2003
Wired News
News and articles concerning just about everything I care about.. Hard to imagine the world without Wired.
Posted by vanevery at 12:40 PM
October 14, 2003
Video Mixing with Flash
From the site:
FLxER is a FREEWARE video mixer based on Flash MX%u2122 technology. It allows you to mix flash movies directly into your web browser.
Posted by vanevery at 11:09 PM
A VJ (Video DJ) Community Site
Community Site for VJs by VJs - VJCentral.com
Posted by vanevery at 10:51 PM
Archive all that old software.. DMCA says "not so fast"
Wired News: Fighting to Preserve Old Programs
From the article:
But the Internet Archive's initiative -- to create permanent copies of as much software as possible -- is beset by legal and technical problems.
Another example of the DMCA running amuck..
Posted by vanevery at 11:04 AM
October 13, 2003
Video for Linux Resources
Posted by vanevery at 04:31 PM
October 11, 2003
Java Audio Synthesis
JSyn - Java Audio Synthesis
From the site:
Syn allows you to develop interactive computer music programs in Java. You can run them as stand-alone applications, or as Applets in a web page using the JSyn Plugin.
Posted by vanevery at 02:38 PM
Fantastic digital artists platform
From the site:
Processing is a context for exploring the emerging conceptual space enabled by electronic media. It is an environment for learning the fundamentals of computer programming within the context of the electronic arts and it is an electronic sketchbook for developing ideas.
Posted by vanevery at 02:35 PM
October 10, 2003
M$ Cable Television Platform
Is New Microsoft Offering Must See TV?
"The system, which uses software in set-top boxes as well as the operators' network, supports standard and high-definition channels, on-demand programming and interactive program guides, plus future offerings that will use two-way data transfers."
Posted by vanevery at 11:51 AM
IP Address to Physical Location Tool
IP Address Locator - Enter an IP address to find its location - Lookup Country Region City etc
Posted by vanevery at 12:29 AM
Circuit Design for MacOS X
DesignWorks Lite for Power Macintosh and iMac
DesignWorks Lite Now Available for Mac OS X!
Posted by vanevery at 12:25 AM
October 09, 2003
Turn your Java Jar Files into Win32 Executables
JStart32 works as a Win32-EXE wrapper to start JAVA Applications running on Windows 2000 or Windows XP. The exe creation tool allows developers to define icon, minimal java version and the start command of their java application. Both tools, the wrapper and the configuration utility are written in Delphi 7.
Posted by vanevery at 05:59 PM | Comments (1)
Avid Free DV Released
A free dv editing platform for both Windows and Mac...!
Posted by vanevery at 05:54 PM
October 08, 2003
Ever wonder what the standard windows fonts are?
Posted by vanevery at 12:15 PM
Open streaming toolkit
Mash streaming media toolkit
Not all that sure what this is all about but the applications look very interesting. Native capture and encoding of H.263 on MacOS X
Posted by vanevery at 01:24 AM
October 07, 2003
Interesting Blog regarding Microradio and Journalism
DIYmedia.net - Microradio, Media Collage and more.
Posted by vanevery at 03:28 PM
Underground P2P
CNN.com - Song swappers flock to invitation-only Internet - Oct. 6, 2003
These high-tech Cotton Clubs usually require users to be trusted or at least know someone inside. The files being traded, instead of out in the open, are encrypted -- the 21st century equivalent of hiding bathtub gin under a fake floorboard.
Posted by vanevery at 02:38 PM
All WiFi News, All the time..
Posted by vanevery at 02:33 PM
Changes to QuickTime support in IE instructions
Creating the Best User Experience for Active Web Content
In response to a recent patent ruling, M$ has to alter the way ActiveX Controls are loaded into the browser. The above link includes instructions from Apple on how to support those changes.
Posted by vanevery at 02:23 PM
October 06, 2003
New QT4Java Book Coming Soon
Posted by vanevery at 11:50 PM
Windows Browser Plugins in Linux Browsers..!
CodeWeavers - Products - CrossOver
"CrossOver Plugin lets you use many Windows plugins directly from your Linux browser. In particular CrossOver fully supports:
QuickTime
Shockwave Director
Windows Media Player 6.4
Word Viewer
Excel Viewer
PowerPoint Viewer
and more... "
Posted by vanevery at 10:47 PM
QT4Java Article from O'Reilly
ONJava.com: A Gentle Re-Introduction to QuickTime for Java [May. 14, 2003]
"A Gentle Re-Introduction to QuickTime for Java"
Posted by vanevery at 10:38 PM
October 05, 2003
Keeping a close eye on what M$ is doing with Windows
Posted by vanevery at 07:22 PM
Massive Multi-User Game Lessons
The Lessons of Lucasfilm's Habitat
"Detailed central planning is impossible; don't even try."
Posted by vanevery at 05:44 PM
Pure Data - Open Source version of Max/MSP
Pure Data Portal - About Pure Data
Posted by vanevery at 03:36 PM
MacOS X Package Deletion
How to Delete OS X Installer Packages
Posted by vanevery at 03:33 PM
MacOS X Circuit Learning Software
Praeter Software - Circuit Aid: Mesh Circuit Simulation
Posted by vanevery at 03:31 PM
October 01, 2003
Money for Open Source..
OSAF receives grant from Mellon Foundation
Posted by vanevery at 03:37 AM
September 30, 2003
Macromedia Central Beta out
Macromedia Takes Flash Beyond the Web
The system, dubbed "Macromedia Central" is considered an "occasionally-connected application" that enables users to operate applications that run outside the browser environment
Posted by vanevery at 07:13 PM
Video Objects for Max/Jitter
Posted by vanevery at 12:03 AM
September 29, 2003
Adobe releases new graphics suite
Posted by vanevery at 11:48 PM
September 26, 2003
Tivo for internet radio..!
Replay Radio - Internet Radio Recorder
Finally..! Does it work with QuickTime?
Posted by vanevery at 01:17 AM
Eclipsing Micro$oft
News: Eclipse emerges from Microsoft's shadow
Posted by vanevery at 01:09 AM
September 25, 2003
Micro$oft, GeoCoded Photo Database
World-Wide Media eXchange: WWMX
Posted by vanevery at 11:55 AM
September 22, 2003
Free Anti-Virus Software
If only one of my clients didn't MAKE me run Norton (and subsequently connect to their network to update the definitions) I would be all set.
(Don't even get me started on the CyberArmor requirement..)
Posted by vanevery at 01:10 AM
September 19, 2003
Open Source Assembly Language Compiler
NASM home ; The Netwide Assembler
Posted by vanevery at 10:01 AM
September 17, 2003
USB Cam Drivers for MacOS X
USB webcam driver for Mac OS X
Finally... Now to see if it works with my free Logitech QuickCam Express (compliements of Verizon)
Posted by vanevery at 02:14 AM | Comments (2)
September 16, 2003
Small Mac Software Co. KeyWebX
Interesting webcam software for MacOS X and an HTML slideshow maker for various Mac related presentation softwares (Keynote, AppleWorks, Any PDF source and QuickTime).
Posted by vanevery at 06:51 PM | Comments (2)
September 15, 2003
The PLACE for Mac Shareware
VersionTracker: Mac OS X Software
Also good for Winblows and I see a Palm OS link up there too..
Don't forget about Shareware.com
Posted by vanevery at 01:25 AM
TechSmith, Makers of SnagIt
TechSmith Corporation - About Us
From the site:
TechSmith's current flagship products -- SnagIt and Camtasia Studio -- enable users to capture images and activity from Windows desktops, including animation, graphics, text and video, and enhance the captured material with special effects, narration and a variety of multimedia features
Posted by vanevery at 01:18 AM
GNUWin -- OSS For Windows
GNUWin II Version 2.25 :: GNUWin -- Open your Windows !
Yee-Ha!!
Posted by vanevery at 01:12 AM
September 14, 2003
Spam No-More
I have taken the first step to a spam free lifestyle. Thanks to Dens for describing the joys of Cloudmark. It is a nifty P2P spam filtering service with a very reasonable price.
Posted by vanevery at 01:06 PM