I’ve been lucky, imo, to have been using an old 27 inch iMac as my computer in school since I started 8 years ago. Despite its age it has been a wonderful machine for me. Returning to my classroom last week I found it will no longer start up at all. No response to the […]
jdberry/tag: A command line tool to do tags on Mac files. I don’t use tags much, mainly to quickly mark a set of files going down a list with quicklook. I’ve now got an applescript that will simply tag the selection in the finder blue. Keyboard shortcut via FastScripts.
Frank’s technique works. This is my second test. The possibilities for using Drummer just opened up for me. The script looks as if it is going to open my eyes a bit. I’ve only really scripted posting to WordPress via XML-RPC using AppleScript. I am guess tags and categories could be handles in the same […]
Coding is not ‘fun’, it’s technically and ethically complex by Walter Vannini (Aeon) Coding is seen as fun and glamorous, but that’s a sales pitch. In reality, it’s complicated, both technically and ethically It’s better to admit that coding is complicated, technically and ethically. Computers, at the moment, can only execute orders, to varying degrees […]
Hi Aaron, I am glad you posted this. I like bookmarklets. I run one a bit like this via AppleScript on my mac. This has an advantage of letting me add a keyboard to send straight to the clipboard. I am going to add the indieweb mark up to that using Chris’s script for reference. […]
Doug: Would be interested in you sharing yours, too John Hi Doug, My Firefox use is pretty light, so this is not too exciting. I mostly use Safari. 1 Password Facebook Container, not sure how that got there, auto installed? Fraidycat, there is always room for another RSS reader in my life and Kicks Condor […]
Printing Multiple Notes blog post that might be of interest to teachers who use Apple Notes with pupils, use a mac and like AppleScript…
As I’ve mentioned before we use Apple Notes a lot in our class. If the class are writing, unless there is a need for formatting or layout, I often ask the pupils just to stick to notes. Notes are easily AirDropped to me when I need to collect work and both pupils and myself can […]
I’ve been making photo grids with maps. Started with AppleScript now playing with JavaScript. Problem is that iOS seems to strip some of the EXIF data from images, but NOT if I edit them, then the full EXIF can be read from local image in safari. Seems bonkers? Way out my depth!
Micro.blog images that caught my eye. post made by simple AppleScript
