Friday Pick: Read It Later
Today I want to introduce you to Read It Later, a nifty little web app that can change the way you read. Lets say that you are surfing through Twitter and see an article that you want to read, but the length of the article and your time to read it do not coincide. You could a) Skim the article and get through it, but lose valuable information, [...]
Continue ReadingSetting up Dumb-terminals
In our production space we have all of our computers back in a back closet, but student in the next room controls these computers. There are several reasons for this decision: Every piece of equipment that gets super hot or makes noise goes in the closet, so our video room has a more controlled temperature and is quieter. Wiring between equipment [...]
Continue ReadingFriday Pick: CloudApp
CloudApp is an awesome application, aimed at taking away all of the dislikes of sharing links, images, music, videos and other files. What dislikes could there be, you ask? Let’s look at one easy example. Say you are working with a client or coworker on an image design. You’re past the draft phase and have moved on to the pixel [...]
Continue ReadingFriday Pick: Growl
I’ve been using Growl for a few years now and it’s totally worth it. Trying to explain Growl is a little difficult because, well, it doesn’t really do anything. It notifies you when something else has done something. Like that kid in grade school who runs and tells on other kids when they hit or called names. That’s [...]
Continue ReadingFriday Pick: YouVersion.com
This week’s app is actually a whole cloud system that has the potential to change your life! (Okay, the app may not, but the content inside is guaranteed to!) I think it is safe to say that pretty much everyone with an iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad who has any interest in the Bible has the “Holy Bible” app, also known as YouVersion [...]
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