Have you ever tried to set up an SSH tunnel? Chances are you either have no idea what that is, or you have tried, and are squirming in your seat now recalling the pain you suffered.
SSH tunneling is an extremely powerful means of establishing an encrypted (secure!) link between your computer and another [...]
I’m happy to announce a new podcast which you’ll hopefully consider adding to your iTunes subscription lineup: Core Intuition.
The show features my friend Manton Reece of Riverfold Software, makers of Wii Transfer, and myself. What is the podcast about? We’re still figuring that out, but we’re roughly aiming to be an entertaining discussion-based podcast [...]
It’s 1.0 Friday among my indie developer friends. I know some of it has to do with the impending May 12 deadline for the Apple Design Awards.
Geoff Pado released his new application, Bokeh, today. Bokeh lets users “fast track” a particular application so that it gets the majority of the CPU on a [...]
My friends Chris Liscio and Daniel Sandler have joined forces for a very cool new product called TapeDeck.
What is TapeDeck? Well, as those of you old enough to remember tapes can guess, it’s essentially a very simple audio recorder which embraces with gusto the tape cassette metaphor. It’s pretty fun to watch the wheels [...]
My name is Daniel Jalkut. I'm a Mac software developer and founder of Red Sweater Software, LLC.
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