Up With the Static and the Radio Waves
by Chris
I really love websites that fix a niche problem – how to listen to random audio podcasts that you find around the internet when you don’t want to subscribe to a whole podcast.
Enter HuffDuffer.
Alternatively watch it on:
Feel free to add me to your Huffduffer collective.
by Chris
I forget where I saw this tip first but pretty soon a bunch of people posted/retweeted it.
I just finally got around to trying it and thought it was a pretty good tip so I thought I’d record a screencast.
As I mention in the video, one requirement is that you need to be running 1Password already. So if you’re not, use the links below to pick up a copy.
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I’ve closed comments here but added a forum for further discussion if you have questions, comments or suggestions. Read the post and then visit the forum to continue the discussion.
by Chris
Here’s a quick screencast I did of how Automator works at a basic level.
Nothing too fancy in this video, just renaming 7 files that could probably have been done manually but I thought I’d use the opportunity to show how Automator works and help you see how you might be able to use this app that’s built-in to OS X to save some time.
I was writing a blog post on Lemon Productions and wanted to include some screenshots of the WordPress theme I was talking about and… well, I don’t want to spoil the ending. Just watch the video. It’s pretty intense.1
Direct link to video on Vimeo / Direct link to video on YouTube
The Mac Power Users podcast recently posted an episode on Automator that includes a bunch of helpful tips in audio form as well as a whole bunch of links to resources related to Automator. Here are a few of my favourites:
Leave a comment if you have any questions about Automator or have other resources you like for getting more out of Automator.