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WhatSize utility app revamped

WhatSize utility app revampedDisk Inventory XAnother great solution for the disappearing hard drive space problem is Disk Inventory X from http://www.derlien.com/.It gives a nice graphical view of your HDD so that you can quickly see what's eating up all your storage space.Best of all, it's FREE although I recommend donating.-...

Tags: Disk Inventory X, WhatSize, utility app

Discussion threads 2007-12-04

Disk Inventory X 1.0 (Mac)

Disk Inventory X is a disk usage utility for Mac OS X (10.3).It shows the sizes of files and folders in a special graphical way called "treemaps". If you've ever wondered were all your disk space has gone, Disk Inventory X will help you to answer this question.

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Disk, Tjark Derlien, Disk Inventory X

Software downloads 2005-10-10

Additional Resources

Time to ditch the optical drive, once and for all

Once heralded as the second coming of data storage, the sun has finally set on the optical drive as an effective vehicle for data storage and delivery. Optical drives are simply too small and too slow to be practical. Single layer discs hold 4.7GB while double layer discs can hold...

Tags: Hard Drive, Apple Macintosh, Disk, Storage, Optical Drive, MCE, Jason D. O'Grady

Blog posts 2009-09-16

SOHO Labels 4.1 (Mac)

SOHO Labels & Envelopes is the fastest way to design and print professional labels, envelopes, and letterhead on your Macintosh. It's a complete design kit that includes 13,000+ designer graphics, 50 Bitstream commercial-grade fonts, and hundreds of ready-made designs. It supports over 1,500 label and envelope stocks including Avery, DYMO,...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, SOHO, Chronos, SOHO Labels & Envelopes, Desktops, Apple Mac OS X, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software, Apple Mac OS

Software downloads 2009-09-02

Are you ready for a wrist-mounted computer?

Are you ready for a wrist-mounted computer?You're discounting the "dork" factor ...... that killed the Segway. That thing might be great for doing warehouse inventory, but walking around with it on, you'd look like a complete tool.It would look good with X-Men costume.......Seriously, I mean it.It needs a killer appHaving...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Engineering, Handhelds, Adrian, wrist-mounted computer, computer, wrist

Discussion threads 2009-04-07

PacketTrap gives enterprise "Perspective"

Computers are strange beings. Sometimes they stop working for no apparent reason, sometimes they work so well they don't need to shutdown or stop processing, and some literally blow up in your face. Dealing with one computer can be troublesome enough, but how do those like enterprise managers, IT and...

Tags: Administrator, Disk, Network, Disk Usage, Servers, Networking, Hardware, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2008-09-16

VersionTracker Pro 4.5.1 (Mac)

Software Update for all your 3rd party applications. VersionTracker Pro brings you all the information you need to know in order to make the right decision on whether to update your software or not, along with automated installation of the updates you choose to apply. VersionTracker Pro automatically monitors the...

Tags: Application, Apple Macintosh, Tools & Techniques, Desktops, Operating Systems, Management, Hardware, Software

Software downloads 2008-03-20

Putting your HDD on a 80GB diet (Redux)

Putting your HDD on a 80GB diet ReduxTypo.[i]Then I trashed Adobe Bridge, Device Central and Stock Photos which came along for the ride with my CS3 install, saving me another [b]600GB[/b].[/i]600GB. Typo, I hope. :)Arrrrggghhh!!!!!"80GB is not 80GB. It actually formats down to a paltry 74.3GB."Why do supposedly intelligent...

Tags: Remote Disc, hard drive, MBA, MacBook Air

Discussion threads 2008-02-06

Putting your HDD on an 80GB diet (Redux)

(This is a follow-up to my original piece from 16 January 2008â€"Putting your HDD on an 80GB diet). As I pointed out last month: 80GB is not 80GB. It actually formats down to a paltry 74.3GB. Add to that an 11.4GB full Leopard install and you’re...

Tags: jason D. O'Grady, Hard Drive, GarageBand, Apple MacBook, Adobe Systems Inc., Notebooks, Hardware, MacBook Air, Notebooks & Tablets

Blog posts 2008-02-06

Putting your HDD on an 80GB diet

Like some of you I want a MacBook Air (actually, that's the understatement of the year, I ordered one 30 seconds after the keynote address) but I have a problem. I currently use a MacBook Pro with a gargantuan 320 GB hard drive a Western Digital Scorpio and...

Tags: jason D. O'Grady, Hard Drive, Apple MacBook, Freeware, Problem, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets

Blog posts 2008-01-16

Linbox Rescue Server 20070410 (Windows)

The Linbox Rescue Server LRS is a tool to centralize hard disk images, file backups, hardware and software inventory (with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X agents), software deployment and remote access on a single server. It can be managed from any PC through a Web-based administration interface, and disk...

Tags: Hard Drive, Disk, Server, Image, Linbox FAS, Linbox Rescue Server, Microsoft Windows, Tools & Techniques, Apple Mac OS X, Operating Systems, Software, Management, Apple Mac OS

Software downloads 2007-04-25

Microsoft: Set your systems for Vista

Microsoft: Set your systems for VistaThe truth is the majority of the PC's sold the last ...... three rears only need a 256MB DIMM to meet the requirements for Vista logoing. Your rant is irrelevent."retarted" BRILLIANT!Priceless. Reminds me of the far side "school for the gifted" cartoon. ...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating systems, Desktops, Microsoft Windows Vista, H/W, operating system, PC, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-05-18

Put your Mac on a diet

This week's pseudo-theme of Mac maintenance reminds me of a story. Back during the Internet bubble when I was a principal at a Web development shop, a customer called my partner and asked him if her computer had enough "meggers." That term still brings a smile to my face.In yesterday's...

Tags: Apple Macintosh

Blog posts 2006-04-19

Where did my hard drive go?

I've said before that mobile hard drive capacity seems to be the only thing that doesn't keep up with Moore's Law, but this is getting ridiculous.It seems like space on my MacBook Pro hard drive is disappearing. In 1992 I had a PowerBook 100 that came with a 20MB hard...

Tags: hard drive

Blog posts 2006-04-18

Is Commodore poised for a comeback?

Is Commodore poised for a comeback?Vic20 C64I've got a C64, the 1541 floppy drive, the 1702 monitor, a VIC20, a Commodore pen plotter for the C64, game modules, programmer's modules etc. You serious about wanting one back? I'll sell it as a complete kit.email me at mww1000atyahoo.comAhh...The MemoriesI still...

Tags: Commodore, Vic20 C64, floppy disk, memory

Discussion threads 2005-12-16

A question of demand

There's a general issue with how we register product demand that just begs for more research and thought. The question goes like this: is the way we collect consumer preference data blinding us to the data we don't collect? Lets start, however, with the classic 'and the market...

Tags: IBM Corp., floppy disk

Blog posts 2005-09-14

SOHO Labels & Envelopes 1.3 (Mac)

SOHO Labels & Envelopes is a fast way to design and print professional labels, envelopes, and letterhead on your Macintosh. It's a complete design kit that includes 13,000+ designer graphics, 50 Bitstream commercial-grade fonts, and hundreds of ready-made designs. It supports over 1,500 label and envelope stocks including Avery, DYMO,...

Tags: Floppy Disk, Apple Macintosh, SOHO, Chronos, SOHO Labels & Envelopes, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Software downloads 2005-05-05