January 2008
5 posts
PicLens →
Download this browser extension. It works in Firefox, IE and Safari, on Mac and Windows PCs. I swear, this will revolutionize the way you view photostreams! It works with the biggie social network and photo sites: Flickr, Photobucket, Picasa, Facebook, MySpace.
Trust me. You will not be disappointed!
Smart people coded this and it is slick.
ACDSee Photo Manager
One of the features I like most about ACDSee is the ability to upload to Flickr AND use the ACDSee caption as the title and my ACDSee-assigned tags as flickr tags. You can also type in more tags for a photo once the Flickr uploader panel is open (I usually add the current year as an additional tag); and, you can set max upload sizes, and add images to a set (or create a new one).
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FlickrDown →
Download Flickr pictures en masse by user, group, or tags! Does the opposite of Flickr Uploader. Could be useful. Who knows?
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Nvu →
Pronounced “N-View”, it’s a free, open-source, WYSIWIG, cross-platform HTML editor. When I happened upon this link, I thought of my best friend who is not a coder, but needs to maintain her website for her cultural anthro classes. I haven’t personally tried it, so I can’t really comment on its quality, but hopefully, if H. tries it, she will give me some feedback!
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MD5 Checker →
Use MD5 Checker to verify downloads that have an accompanying MD5 checksum. You may not know it, but downloads can get corrupted while making their way from a remote server to your computer. Some sites provide a checksum value which allows you to verify that your file was not corrupted during download.
November 2007
1 post
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Catalog Choice →
Do yourself and your mail carrier a favor. Lighten that junk-mail load and get yourself off the mailing list for unwanted catalogs!