I’ve mentioned Usenet on this blog a couple of times before, but I’ve never given a good explanation on why it’s more beneficial to use over other download methods. Now is the time to change that. Why Use Usenet? If you’ve never heard of Usenet before or are still unsure of what Usenet is, I [...]
This week I would like to share with you an application which has made a huge improvement in my Usenet workflow. The application I’m talking about is Automatic, an automatic RSS downloader for any feed that makes use of enclosures or links to downloadable files. What is an automatic RSS downloader? You may have heard [...]
Earlier this week, Panic released a new version of my favorite Usenet client for Mac, Unison. With additions such as automatic PAR and UNRAR, smart PAR downloading, a built-in browser for NZB searching, and an interface overall, Unison quickly became the best Usenet client on Mac. Unfortunately, I feel Unison skipped over one great feature [...]
This year’s New Year’s Resolution is a rather interesting one. I have joined Project52, a group of bloggers who want to start blogging again. The idea is simple, blog at least once a week for a whole year. Should be simple right? We will see. I have a whole list of topics to blog about; [...]
Google Analyticator 6.2 has been released. The big feature is a configurable option for site speed tracking, but a few other enhancements made it into this release as well.
Google Analyticator 6.1.3 has just been released. Those of you having issues with the dashboard widget, I highly recommend this update. I believe I resolved the issue for most of you.
After a long wait, Google Analyticator 6.1.2 has been released. Highlights include WordPress 3.1 compatibility, bug fixes, and security enhancements. Since my forums are down right now, use this post for feedback on the release.
