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Four short links: 12 September 2011

By Nat Torkington
September 12, 2011 | Comments: 1
HP Emulates Next (BoingBoing) -- In mid-1993, a few months after CEO Steve Jobs had shuttered the NeXT factory, and was in the process of switching to an all-software company—a path that led to its later acquisition by Apple—the lights were turned back on in its Fremont, Calif., factory. NeXTWorld's rumor columnist, Lt. Sullivan, reported that the U.S. military...
    tags:
  • apple,
  • business,
  • business models,
  • history,
  • hp touchpad,
  • mac,
  • next,
  • open source,
  • rss
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Four short links: 7 July 2011

By Nat Torkington
July 7, 2011 | Comments: 2
Commodore 64 PC -- gorgeous retro look with fairly zippy modern internals. (via Rob Passarella) Designing Github for Mac -- a retrospective from the author of the excellent Mac client for github. He talks about what he learned and its origins, design, and development. Remember web development in 2004? When you had to create pixel-perfect comps because every element...
    tags:
  • continuous integration,
  • design,
  • feedback,
  • github,
  • hardware,
  • mac,
  • programming,
  • retro,
  • startups
mac Mac > from O'Reilly Radar

Four short links: 5 January 2011

By Nat Torkington
January 5, 2011 | Comments: 0
Multi-tenant SaaS Checklist -- if you're used to building single-site web apps, this is a simple overview of the differences when building multi-tenanted web apps. Nominally about Java, ending with a plug for its author's product, but ignore all that and it's still useful. (via Abhishek Tiwari on Twitter) Angel Investing: My First Three Years (Paul Buchheit) -- interesting...
    tags:
  • cloud,
  • copyright,
  • feedback,
  • law,
  • mac,
  • open source,
  • saas,
  • testing,
  • web apps
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Getting Ready for Macworld Expo & Conference 2010

By Jochen Wolters
February 2, 2010 | Comments: 0
With Macworld Expo & Conference 2010 mere days away, it is about time to stop worrying over what it means that Apple has pulled out of the show; to put aside the discussions about how revolutionary the iPad really is; and, instead, to focus on what will be happening at Moscone Center in San Francisco next week.
    tags:
  • conference,
  • iphone,
  • mac

 

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Jochen Wolters

Review: Native Instruments Kore 2 Music Workstation

By Jochen Wolters
November 13, 2008
Review: Native Instruments Kore 2 Music Workstation

NI has fused six of its high-end synths and effects into a single "greatest hits" instrument and piled on an elegant hardware control surface. Kore 2 delivers the full sound of the component instruments in a streamlined package at a friendly price. Jochen Wolters dives deep and comes away impressed.

tags: digital music, music, music technology

Digital Media AudioAudio > Features
Jim Aikin

QuickStart: Building Drum Tracks with Loops

By Jim Aikin
September 18, 2008
QuickStart: Building Drum Tracks with Loops

In pop music, the beat is the foundation. And one of the fastest, easiest ways to build a beat is with a drum loop. But don't just settle for the loops everyone else is using. Jim Aikin demonstrates a variety of ways to customize beats in GarageBand and other drag-and-drop music programs.

tags: audio production, computer music, digital music, how-to

Digital Media MacMac > Features
Charlie Miller

Final Cut Server: An Introductory Overview

By Charlie Miller
August 28, 2008
Final Cut Server: An Introductory Overview

Earlier this year Apple shipped Final Cut Server, its media asset management and workflow automation solution. Unlike Final Cut Pro and the other creative applications bundled in Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Server is not a content creation application. In fact it's something quite different: a powerful server-based solution for managing media and assisting users with tools to automate time- consuming pieces of your workflow. Charlie Miller explains how.

tags: photo organizing, photo production, workflow

Digital Media MacMac > Features
Gordon Meyer

Your Mac Knows When You're Home

By Gordon Meyer
May 30, 2008
Your Mac Knows When You're Home

In the movies, smart homes automatically greet you when you return after a hard day's work. But in reality, this hasn't been very easy to do. In this article, Gordon Meyer shows you how you can program your Mac to know you're there. Once you get started, you'll find all sorts of useful ways your Mac can welcome you home.

tags: applescript, automation, how-to, mobile phone

Digital Media MacMac > Features
Jochen Wolters

Screencasting from Your Desktop with ScreenFlow

By Jochen Wolters
May 01, 2008
Screencasting from Your Desktop with ScreenFlow

ScreenFlow grabs audio and video from the computer and external sources, provides a timeline for editing these recordings, and offers a range of effects aimed specifically at creating on-screen software presentations. This screencasting studio is easy to use and affordable. And if you have a Mac running Leopard with ScreenFlow loaded up, you're suddenly in the educational movie making business. Jochen Wolters reviews this application and provides plenty of video samples.

tags: audio production, review, screencasting, video production

Digital Media MacMac > Features
Adam Goldstein

Cool Macworld Product: VectorDesigner

By Adam Goldstein
February 21, 2008
Cool Macworld Product: VectorDesigner

Most of the features of VectorDesigner are available in higher-end vector drawing programs, but the $70 cost of VectorDesigner is hard to beat. Moreover, if you've never used a vector drawing program before, the simple features you'd end up using in a higher-end program aren't much different than the standard features in VectorDesigner -- and in VectorDesigner, they're easy to find. Adam Goldstein delves into his discovery from the Macworld Expo floor.

tags: macworld, raster image, software, vector image

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