Mac Power Users episode 101 is live. In it, Katie and I covered the new Mountain Lion features and how we are incorporating them into our own routines. I also did a long talk about OmniFocus, Reminders, and other alternatives for running lists.
Listen & read notes →Given the latest stories about Java vulnerabilities, this is probably a good idea. Uncheck “Enable Java” in the Security pane of Safari’s preferences.
Continue reading →Sometimes efficiency becomes the enemy. Because I’m now a believer in automating document filing via Hazel and OCR, I sometimes get myself in trouble. A case in point is my life insurance bill. It arrives every quarter. I used to scan it and then…
Continue reading →Yes. I had an Atari 2600. Yes. I spent way too much of my youth playing Pitfall Harry. Yes. I downloaded this already. ∞
Continue reading →My thanks go to Checkmark for sponsoring the RSS Feed this week. Checkmark is the fastest way to create location- or time-based reminders for iPhone. In just a few seconds you can create new reminders — it only takes 3 taps! You can watch…
Continue reading →I always knew 1Password could export a login by dragging it to the desktop. However it took reader James W. to make the connection for me that I could put that link places other than the desktop, like in an OmniFocus note. To do…
Continue reading →In addition to providing a very kind review of Paperless, Jim Kelly at GeekDad interviewed me concerning Paperless and new workflows. The update is still on track. Everything is nearly ready to publish. I need to work out a few kinks and then it…
Continue reading →I heard from several readers who did not have the option to add two factor authentication. Turns out you need to be running the latest Dropbox beta to make it work. (I’ve been on the Dropbox beta for some time.) iMore explains it all.…
Continue reading →Two factor authentication requires a user to have two discreet pieces of secret data to access an account. For example a password and a secret code sent to your phone. Hacking a two-factor authentication requires the scoundrel to have both your password and your…
Continue reading →Want to hear the workflows of several smart MPU listeners (including physicians, academics, pilots, and more) AND some stories about my days as a Jungle Cruise skipper? Now is your chance.
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