You come that MU wrongly lists this as "free", when the author explicitly states that it is a demo version with "donator-only" features? Asking for a donation is one thing, making a payment mandatory to fully use a program is another. It is a respectable valid business model to sell a program, but then the price is not a "donation", and the program is certainly not free.
Generally not bad as a backup solution, but after Mozy has abandoned the unlimited data plan it became way too expensive. I cancelled my account when they changed their pricing and I was supposed to pay FIVE TIMES the amount I paid for the unlimited plan before (for less than 200GB). This is also around FIVE TIMES more than I pay now to a competitor. And, I have to add, the competitor has an excellent customer support (which Mozy traditionally lacks).
I can only advise everyone who has to work for his/her money: stay clear of Mozy unless they go back to a competitive pricing!
I've used BackupLoupe for quite some time, and generally like it. However, I noted that twice after using BackupLoupe, the "verification" process of TimeMachine killed my backup. The first time I could repair the affected sparsebundle, the second time the bundle was too corrupt to be repaired. It MAY be a coincidence, but in both cases the failed verification happened exactly with the first backup after using BackupLoupe. As far as I understand, BackupLoupe does not modify the backups itself, so the problem might be a scheduled TimeMachine running at the same time as BackupLoupe indexing. Or BackupLoupe doesn't mount or unmount the backups properly.
Whatever the reason, I am now reluctant to use or recommend BackupLoupe.
@Negritude: thanks for the info. However, a sequence analysis program that in the free version does not even allow editing sequences (let alone sequence alignments and annotations), or the search for ORFs, or primer design, is hardly useful. I recommend "SerialCloner" which does a good job in my lab, and is really free.
Paid instead of free would be acceptable - as the price is reasonable. What I will not accept is the transition to an menu-bar app. My screen real estate is already over-populated, and I don't want another icon there. The good thing about Growl was that it did its job in the background, without requiring lots of resources.
I'll stay with the previous version for as long as possible, and then wave farewell to Growl unless things change to the better again.
great program, giving clearly the best HDR results of any software for Mac that I have tested (including Photoshop, Hydra, Bracketeer). There are a few things that could clearly improve the program, but judged by the results it is already best in class, both regarding image alignment and HDR creation. The developer is also very responsive, and is grateful for suggestions and bug reports.
just in case potential new users see this "update": avoid SAFT, even if you heard it was good. It really WAS good a couple of years ago, but an arrogant and non-responsive developer who wants to charge for every small update does not deserve to be supported.
"With Rightsizer, you can zoom text in specific parts of a web page, without affecting text in other parts."
would be great to have! However, I got this:
"Notes
When you change the size of some text, all other similar text elements on the page will be affected the same way. For example, if you enlarge a paragraph in the middle of a news article, all other similar paragraphs in the article will be enlarged as well."
So, practically speaking, the extension does not do its job properly. Nice to have the possibility to change the text appearance, but it is not nearly as useful as it would be, could it actually do what it promises to do.
Yes, this is exactly what I want - and what the description of your extension say it would do. This is why I'd like to have it:
In my work, I often need to read texts consisting of many paragraphs, and it occurs frequently that I am being disturbed, e.g. by a phone call, colleagues dropping in and asking me something, or simply by other work I do in parallel. Or imagine people with small kids ;)
Long story short I need to "keep track" of where in the text I am. Right now I use the mouse/trackpad to select the current paragraph or sentence. However, being able to zoom into this text would enhance my "tracking", and at the same time make the text easier to read. Zooming into "all similar text elements" just doesn't do the job for me.
unfortunately the new version still modifies the whole element, not only the selected text... But it is a clear step forward to be able to restrict the modification to a single element.
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JavaScript Blocker
Frankof reviewed on 26 May 2012
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MozyHome
Frankof reviewed on 09 Mar 2012
I can only advise everyone who has to work for his/her money: stay clear of Mozy unless they go back to a competitive pricing!
BackupLoupe
Frankof reviewed on 20 Feb 2012
Whatever the reason, I am now reluctant to use or recommend BackupLoupe.
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Geneious
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Growl
Frankof reviewed on 04 Oct 2011
I'll stay with the previous version for as long as possible, and then wave farewell to Growl unless things change to the better again.
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HDR Darkroom Pro
Frankof reviewed on 24 Sep 2011
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Saft
Frankof reviewed on 10 Mar 2011
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Rightsizer Safari Extension
Frankof reviewed on 28 Feb 2011
"With Rightsizer, you can zoom text in specific parts of a web page, without affecting text in other parts."
would be great to have! However, I got this:
"Notes
When you change the size of some text, all other similar text elements on the page will be affected the same way. For example, if you enlarge a paragraph in the middle of a news article, all other similar paragraphs in the article will be enlarged as well."
So, practically speaking, the extension does not do its job properly. Nice to have the possibility to change the text appearance, but it is not nearly as useful as it would be, could it actually do what it promises to do.
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In my work, I often need to read texts consisting of many paragraphs, and it occurs frequently that I am being disturbed, e.g. by a phone call, colleagues dropping in and asking me something, or simply by other work I do in parallel. Or imagine people with small kids ;)
Long story short I need to "keep track" of where in the text I am. Right now I use the mouse/trackpad to select the current paragraph or sentence. However, being able to zoom into this text would enhance my "tracking", and at the same time make the text easier to read. Zooming into "all similar text elements" just doesn't do the job for me.
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