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Honestly, Red Pill is better, and it's free. No guilt trips either. |
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I'm rejoicing! |
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Awesome. |
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Namely is always the first utility I install on any Mac. Its ease of use is simply incredible. It is designed for a single task and it acquits itself flawlessly. Brilliant, simply brilliant. |
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Brilliant! It worked for me too. I'm somewhat ambivalent about relocating all my InputManagers to /Library though - I'm inclined to not trust injectable code further than I can throw it. |
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The latest Apple iLife update + Leopard install has killed Keyword Manager. It no longer appears in iPhoto. Uninstalling/reinistalling doesn't work. Any idea when it'll be fixed? It has become second nature to me by now, I can't work without it! |
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This is really very amusing. I particularly enjoy the Steckerbrett (sp?) animation. Do you expect to create a 'Naval Enigma' version (i.e., a four-rotor Enigma)? |
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Having this plugin installed blocks the Export feature of the new version of iPhoto (7.0.1). I had to go /Applications/iPhoto/Contents/Plugins (or whatever the path is, can't quite remember now) to remove it manually and restore functionality. Pity, because I find it really useful. |
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Weak. I don't really get why there's a market for an expensive replacement to free iTunes, which incidentally orders of magnitude superior in every respect to this. It's ugly, lacking features, and barely operable. Seriously... what's it for? I'm really confused. |
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My sincerest compliments for authoring one of the corniest pieces of software *ever*. I have an acquired taste for all things kitsch. |
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Though I've always been a heavy iPhoto user, and I've always been aware that Keywords are the key to a flexible user experience, I'd always found the default Apple keyword-managing interface to be so clunky as to be basically unusable. Keyword Manager is a godsend. It's a fantastic piece of software that does exactly what it advertises in the best way possible: easy assignment and visualisation, simple searches and hierarchical arrangement of tags all in a simple, elegant, unobtrusive interface. It's simply wonderful. I recommend it wholeheartedly. |
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Please help me uninstall this thing! Since I installed it the only thing Photo Booth and QuickTimePro show is the static CamTwist logo. It won't go away and if I record or snap a photo I'm just left with the static image. |
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Very beautiful. Relaxing. Elegant in its simplicity. |
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If I don't have anything nice to say, I usually stay quiet, but in this particular case I couldn't help it. This is really, really weak. It's basically a crufty rendition of an iPhone interface that calls various functions on your Mac to "simulate" the phone's functions - for example, by starting up an attached (or built-in) iSight to simulate the Camera or by presenting your contacts from Address Book in the Calendar function (?!). Charitably I may say it needs more work; honestly I think it's best abandoned and forgotten. I've given a rating of one star for features because basically it doesn't do anything, two stars for ease of use because the interface doesn't behave as expected, one star for value because it does absolutely nothing worthwhile and two stars for stability - it didn't crash but many buttons merely invoke a "Demo" screen. |
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Very handy, it may in time evolve into a complete document management solution. So far it helps me keep my virtual-paperwork in order, though I find the importing procedure a little cumbersome. Keep up the good work! |
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I really don't know what to say without sounding banal, but these clocks are just shockingly beautiful, pure aesthetic joy. They're "just" clocks, but they're utterly perfect. I almost wish I could reach into the screen and touch them. |
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It would be nice to be able to perform FFT analysis on the data. That would actually make it fairly useful for, say, figuring out the nature of weird vibrations when driving in your car. (Yes it sounds odd, but I actually tracked down a bent rear axle by FFTing some accelerometer data once.) |
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Very nice. I've used several little applications to set my screensaver as an animated background (in conjunction with SetAlphaValue to create translucent windows for that Windows-pundit 'ooh aah' response). Having a screensaver on your desktop is very impractical from a usability point of view but it's very impressive. This widget is handier than stand-alone applications and it's always no further than a keypress away. Runs fine on my system. Good work! |
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You're perfectly right: the name is offensive. Damned Christians and their holier-than-thou attitude! Why didn't he call it Buddasonic or Mohammedtronic? Fundies. Damn them all. |
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That's a very unfair thing to say. The developer is investing time and effort into creating a tool that will allow Mac users to use their PSP to the full, and you berate him for charging money for his work? How about you come to work for me, free? Does that sound like a good arrangement? Hypocrite. |
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v. 1.0 screwed up my finder (volumes would remain in the sidebar even after they had been ejected) and my sound - sometimes after Sleep my machine would just produce loud static whenever audio was meant to be played. v. 1.1 seems to have fixed the Finder issue - though it could be that it merely hasn't had the time to manifest itself again, yet. Sound is still broken. Very, very annoyed and very, very disappointed. |
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