Lobotomy may not be mandatory in corporate growth, but there comes a point beyond which companies become more ponderous, less imaginative, and more stultified.
Month: July 2015
MarsEdit does its job very well, but takes a rather narrow view of what its job entails.
No longer do you need Photoshop to correct lens distortion in macro photos of paintings, etc.
When staying in a hotel and using its free WiFi, it reported that another device was using the same IP address. Whose fault was that?
An example workflow to convert RAW photo images and save them in JPEG format.
For prosumers, who need high-end power but can choose how we get it, Adobe CC posed the problem of how to assemble a suite of apps which could do much the same thing, only without the interminable cost.
How can I sort out irritations in the appearance of my Mac’s Desktop?
Can I clean my Mac Pro out using an industrial vacuum cleaner, or is there something better?
Zipf’s law seems very deeply embedded in language, and pervades many utterly non-linguistic data. We still do not understand why.
As of this evening, the security mechanism in OS X now blocks all versions of Adobe Flash Player […]
The Eclectic Light Company 