os X
Yesterday I wrote about how to use tags to group applications and how to use Alfred to search for them. This post will be how to work with Tags in OS X and ways to work with them from both the GUI and the Command Line. How to add tags
macOS
I suck at names, I know this and I deal with it. My issue with names isn’t just for people, apparently I suck at remembering an app’s name too. “What was that again? Remote something? Screen? Microsoft Remote something..” When you’re in the heat of the moment
mac
I have a Mac Pro that I’m retiring as our Mac server at work and have replaced it with a Mac Mini Server. One of it’s jobs being handed over is dealing with our printing and AirPrint on the network (we use Printopia for that). I’ve been
applescript
Last night my email client was on and my MacBook Pro’s volume was set to full volume (I was rocking out during a coding session earlier in the day) and every time my email client Sparrow got a new email it would chime an alert. Typically I welcome this
imac
I have a 20″ iMac 5,1 it’s the late 2006 model with 2.16ghz core 2 duo processor that I’ve upgraded and tweaked and fangled as much as I could to get my money’s worth out of it. Back in 2007 I bought the computer with