I was playing with iPhoto this morning and decided that, really, it would be better to properly tag my photos and use smart collections, rather than have them in unwieldy folders which clutter up the left sidebar, and which I can’t delete without losing the associated classifications. (If I don’t keep a folder called “Cats” [...]
I’m very fond of Circus Ponies Notebook. All right, this is something of an understatement; I am excessively fond of Circus Ponies Notebook, and use it for almost all of my project work. If you’re not familiar with the program, it’s a multi-function outliner/editor/note-taker/freeform database thing that is tied together with a cute “spiral notebook” [...]
It barely deserves a whole new post, but in case anyone is following this tag, I’ve added a version 0.31 of SNYS with a few new debugging checks in it now. I won’t put comments on here – please add any you have to the v0.3 post.
As the previous post suggest I’ve uploaded a new version of SNYS, 0.3. This has some more extensive logging options as some people are still having issues, but for those who aren’t, this version stays running and repeats the sync once per hour. You might wish to have it run on startup if you are [...]
I was wondering how I could have Simplenote Yojimbo Sync (henceforth, SNYS) running regularly, and thinking of all sorts of methods involving launchd, but actually it seems very simple to do with Applescript, which is where I should have looked in the first place. From p76 of the Applescript Language Guide: Stay-open script applications can [...]
I’ve produced a new version of SNYS, 0.2, with the following changes: Version checking at startup, with the option to download now or later, or skip a version. Logging information to ~/Library/Logs/Simplenote Yojimbo Sync.log, which is the primary purpose of this version, to get some more debugging information for the people for whom it doesn’t [...]
Being the son of a current IBMer I have had many of these pads and grew up jotting down all kinds of memos on them *old computer punch-cards as well. via The Original IBM ThinkPad « A Continuous Lean..
This is the first public version of my syncing script between Simplenote and Yojimbo.