Readers of Macworld Italy have the latest release of obfuscatr 1.1.0 released
Posted on 25th January 2008 in Mac OS | No Comments »
New version of obfuscatr introduces support for Mac OS X Leopard. Read the rest of this entry »
Leopard outsells Vista in Japan
Posted on 14th November 2007 in Mac OS | 4 Comments »
Somewhat unpredictable has happened in Japan – Apple’s Mac OS X Leopard has been way more successful than Windows Vista. Read the rest of this entry »
100% CLEAN award for obfuscatr 1
Posted on 21st October 2007 in Mac OS, Web 2.0 | 1 Comment »
obfuscatr 1, the obfuscation tool introduced few days ago, has been awarded by Softpedia.
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Firefox 3 going Macish
Posted on 19th October 2007 in Browsers, Mac OS | 1 Comment »
As Mac OS X Leopard arrives in 7 days time on 26th, Mozilla developers are not staying behind. New Firefox theme for Mac OS X is a work in progress.
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obfuscatr 1 released
Posted on 17th October 2007 in Mac OS, Web 2.0 | No Comments »
obfuscatr is the email address obfuscator. Its purpose is to obfuscate the email address in a way it couldn’t be reached by the bots crawling the web for emails.
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How to split DMG into segments
Posted on 17th October 2007 in Mac OS | 7 Comments »
Uploading a disk image may in some cases be quite troublesome, e.g. uploading to .Mac simply because you can’t resume the upload if it fails. A way around would be to upload in segments.
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Connecting Windows to a Mac printer
Posted on 9th October 2007 in Mac OS | 2 Comments »
Connecting your Windows PC to a printer behind a Mac sounds like a lot of trouble. The thing is it takes 15 seconds if you know what you are doing.
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Estonia announces public procurement for additional ID-card development
Posted on 8th October 2007 in Mac OS | 1 Comment »
Estonian Informatics Centre has announced a public procurement for additional ID-card development to officially provide support for alternative platforms. Read the rest of this entry »
Changing Apple Mail default encoding to unicode
Posted on 7th October 2007 in Mac OS | 7 Comments »
If you’ve ever used Apple Mail for sending an email that has special characters in it, e.g. umlauts or any other characters that are not part of the basic Latin alphabet, you might have noticed that replies on those particular emails include weird and unreadable characters despite the fact that you didn’t enter any of those. This is the case with all the replies from MS Outlook or Outlook Express users.
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