After changing my Pocket password, I could not save any more links from Tweetbot for Mac, not even if I entered the correct password. I have found a solution, though.
The issue is due to a corrupt entry in the keychain, and solving the issue is pretty simple.
First, close Tweetbot and then open the Keychain Access app from your Applications/Utilities folder (a Spotlight search will quickly find it), and type tweetbot in the search field.
You will find all of your Tweetbot-related stuff, such as Twitter tokens and, what’s more important, Pocket and/or Instapaper passwords. Just highlight the relevant entry and hit the backspace key. Now you can re-open Tweetbot and re-enter your credentials.
A friend of mine and I host a weekly podcast and, as it often happens, we speak with our guests via Skype. For a while we had everyone record his own audio, since we wanted to have a separate track for each person in order to get the best possible audio quality. But that was inconvenient, both for our guest and for us, as we had to wait everyone to send us his audio before mixing and editing the episode. Recording Skype’s group call in a conventional way wasn’t a better solution. We’d only have two separate tracks: mine and everybody else’s, This is fine if there is only one person other than me, but it’s not with more guests.
So I started to think on possible solutions, and the best one that came to my mind was to have a separate instance of Skype running for each guest (I’ll explain how to do this later on) and use Ableton Live to record each track and to manage the audio routing.
My awesome hand-drawn scheme
To manage the audio, we need some sort of virtual audio cables to connect Skype to Ableton Live. The best tool is SoundFlower, so head over to their site, download and install it. However, it is not ready for our purpose right out of the box: we need 2 “virtual audio cables” for each Skype instance, and Soundflower only ships with 2 of them enabled by default (and only one of which, the 2 channel one, is suited for our needs). I managed to edit Soundflower’s plist file to get more.
In questa guida vi spiegheò come installare Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 su PC con scheda madre Asus Sabertooth X58, che casualmente è proprio quella che possiedo. Perché allestire un hackintosh quando ho già 2 MacBook Pro? Perché è molto più potente come CPU e poi… per il gusto di poterlo fare!
Il mio caso personale contempla l’uso di una scheda video Nvidia, in particolare la modestissima GT220, ma dovrebbe essere tranquillamente possibile usare anche una ATI, sempre che sia supportata. Serve un processore Intel, altrimenti le cose si complicano notevolmente.
Mi scuso con i lettori italiani, ma vista l’importanza (per me e non solo) di questo articolo, lo scrivo in inglese. Il succo è che la versione linkata di Avidemux funziona su Lion.
After upgrading my Mac to Lion I was very disappointed: Avidemux, my #1 video app crashed upon launch. After a little research on the web, I found a post by eagle007 in Avidemux’s forums that explained that the crash was caused by a library used by Avidemux, libiconv.2.dylib.
He managed to get an updated version of the library and replace the one in the application bundle, thus making Avidemux work again. I really want to thank him for his awesome work.
Già che avevo una Hardy installata sul disco fisso esterno, ho deciso di installare il famoso Mac4Lin, che altro non è che una collezione di temi per Metacity, splashscreen, sfondi, cursori, icone, ecc per ricreare l’aspetto di Mac OS X. Io non amo le scopiazzature di OSX e Vista, preferisco un aspetto più personale, ma devo dire che questo progetto è davvero fatto bene, ecco come appare il mio desktop. Clicca per ingrandire
