A few weeks ago I told you the glorious news that Apple had implemented pivot tables in Numbers. I told you with breathless excitement how much I love pivot tables and how thrilled I was. I then told you how to actually use them with a real-life example. I tried to convey my excitement in […]
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Tiny Tip – Animated Memoji for Login by Marty Jencius
Our Tiny Tip comes to you courtesy of Marty Jencius in our Slack at podfeet.com/slack. It’s a useless tip, and adds no real value but it may surprise and delight you. He posted the idea, but I’ll do a more elaborate explanation, with full screenshots to follow along in the show notes. What Marty figured […]
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You’ve probably heard me talk about my amazing web app, Time Shifter Clock that allows you to figure out what time it will be in multiple cities at once in order to schedule times to talk to people around the globe. The Problem to be Solved Last week I had a chance to see how […]
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Feedback & Followups Listener and community feedback, developments in recently covered stories, and developments in long-running stories we’re tracking over time. Following on from our discussion of 2FA bypasses by tricking people into giving up their one-time-passwords, Vice did a detailed article describing one of the new 2FA-bypass-as-a-service cybercrime offerings: The Booming Underground Market for […]
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Heyday Wireless Molded Tip Braided Earbuds (Misty Green) Greetings Captain Allison, and fellow NosillaCastaways, this is quick review of the heyday Wireless Molded Tip Braided Earbuds (In Black Tort or Misty Green at Target. In the grand NosillaCast tradition: What’s the problem to be solved? You want/need wireless headphones, but you’re not ready to plunk […]
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Hello, everyone. This is Jill from the Northwoods. You might not know this, but I really enjoy studying the Bible, and I do it quite a bit. And yes, there are software tools out there to help me get through this process. First of all, there are iOS apps that you can use on the […]
Continue readingMore TagTiny Tip – Hocus Focus by Mike Price
Let’s begin with my “original” problem to be solved and some background. When I show up to church each week, I never want to end up being “that person” whose phone or watch starts making a ruckus in the middle of mass. So for many years, I have used Do Not Disturb to keep my […]
Continue readingMore TagChoosing a Wireless Lapel Mic for Outdoor Recording – by Troy Shimkus
Troy Recording in Front of Community Garden So, the “problem to be solved” here was that I wanted to make some videos about a community garden project I manage in my city of Deltona, FL. So I decided I was going to start a garden bed having never gardened before, and do a video diary […]
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Last week I gave you a few early musings on the M1 Max Macs and this week I’d like to give you a few more. There’s nothing super unexpected but so many things that have delighted me. Speed Optional Math Explanation:You might be wondering about how I calculated “faster”. Steve and I both have Masters […]
Continue readingMore TagTiny Tip – AppleScript to Launch Terminal in Current Finder Directory by Frank Vos
Last week I talked about using the proxy icon in Finder windows to drag into a Terminal window so I could quickly change directory quickly without typing the full path and without having to escape out the spaces between words in my directory paths. Frank Vos wrote in with a great tip on how to […]
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