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Archives / December 2009

Secrets


Posted by Ian on 29 Dec 2009 / 0 Comment



Mac OS X is a great operating system but there are many settings that aren’t exposed to the user via a GUI, instead requiring typing in a command via terminal. Secrets is a database of hidden settings for Mac OS X. The website allow you to search by application and list all known secrets for [...]

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DigitalOutbox Episode 30


Posted by Ian on 24 Dec 2009 / 0 Comment



DigitalOutbox Episode 30 – Tech Review of the Year Part 1 with Chris, Henry, Ian and Shakeel You can subscribe via iTunes, via the podcast feed or download directly the MP3 or the AAC (enhanced) podcast. Click here to view the shownotes for this episode.

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DigitalOutbox Episode 29


Posted by Ian on 21 Dec 2009 / 0 Comment



DigitalOutbox Episode 29 – Snow and Swine Flu – must be winter! You can subscribe via iTunes, via the podcast feed or download directly the MP3 or the AAC (enhanced) podcast. Click here to view the shownotes for this episode.

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browsershots.org


Posted by Chris on 21 Dec 2009 / 0 Comment



We’ve taken a look at cross browser testing before on DigitalOutbox and it’s an important part of my day-job to ensure that websites are accessible across the maximum number of browser and operating systems possible. There are some very useful tools out there for this and http://www.browsershots.org definitely has its place on this list.

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colorschemedesigner.com


Posted by Chris on 16 Dec 2009 / 0 Comment



If you’re ever in a quandary over a colour scheme for a new website design, user interface or, for that matter, any design project then this is the pick for you. colorschemedesigner.com is a tool that enables even the most colour inept of us to generate a design palate that works.

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Machinarium


Posted by Chris on 14 Dec 2009 / 0 Comment



A while back I chose Machinarium as my Pick of the week. A pick that was put my way by our exalted intro music guru, Paul. Machinarium is a good old fashioned point and click adventure. The time-old story of boy robot tragically split from girl robot by nasty police robots and the quest to be re-united. So why is this game worthy of pick status? Quite simply because it’s gorgeous, exceptionally well realised and just plain cute and funny.

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