Today appears to be one of those days where food, sleep and reduced noise is required. Karma Repair Kit Items 1-4. Get enough food to eat,and eat it. Find a …
This is nothing very exciting, and can be found all over the net, but thought I’d share a few code tweaks to hide or modify the WordPress Dashboard. Handy if …
I haven’t updated in ages, so thought it would be appropriate to add a little update about the upcoming WordPress WordCamp in sunny Bournemouth (weather forecast is rain!). The event …
Please note: I no longer use an Android phone and have no idea if these apps still exist or work as expected — I advise caution when following any of …
I’ve inherited a working PowerBook Duo 280c… Not sure what I’m gonna do with it, suspect it will end up in the loft with everything else… If only I hand …
I’m become obssesed with reading Richard Brautigan again… I’ve looked and look but can’t seem to find any film footage of this great man, does any existed? Was he camera …
Alfred App is a great application for quickly finding and launching things on your Mac. It’s similar to LaunchBar, Quicksilver and Google’s Quick Search Box (plus many more similar apps).
What I love about Alfred is that is quick, very quick in fact, and simply to use. I don’t really need all the extras that Lunchbar or Quicksilver offers, although they are handy — I just want to be able to quickly find stuff on Mac, launch Applications and lookup contacts — job done!
Alfred is free, but there is a paid add-on called Powerpack, and since version 0.8.1, Powerpack users could create their own colour themes. Now with version 0.8.2, you can export/import themes meaning you can now share them with friends.
