Ever wanted to download all the audio files off a particular webpage? You could manually click and save each one or load up terminal and use this one-liner. Remember to only use this for sites that are allowing you do download their content free of charge; stealing is wrong!
curl -s SITEURL | grep -oie “\(http\|https\|ftp\|www\).*\.\(mp3\|aac\|wav\|m4a\|ogg\|flac\|aiff\|mp4\|wma\|ram\|ra\)” [...]
Warning: This is changing system settings that may or may not be attached to other tools. After an extensive search on the internet, one of these tools affected by the following steps is TimeMachine/TimeCapsule. If you are using them, I would not follow these steps. Rule of thumb: if you think it will mess up [...]
Quick tip for everyone who is using Mac OS X, Unix, or anything with bash. If you want to mass rename a bunch of files, there isn’t a simple way of doing it. Either you would have to do it manually ((mv ryan.txt steve.txt)) or you could use this simple line of code.
ls ryan.* | [...]
I have always used Webkit ever since switching to Safari as my general browser. Being that I’m always getting the newest build, I know what’s coming when Safari decides to upgrade.
Since Apple updated Safari from 3.1 to 3.1.1, Saft, a wonderful “addon/plugin/what-have-you”, breaks. I know Hao Li at haoli.dnsalias.com will be updating it pretty soon, [...]
Recently Apple updated their browser Safari to version 3.1. It does boast new features that us web developers love, but it also crashes some hacks we also love. Note that I’m not calling them “plug-ins”. Read the reasoning behind this.
Now, one of my favorite Safari hacks has been Pith Helmet and with the new update, [...]
I love installing, previewing, reviewing, alpha-, beta-, gamma- testing applications. This includes applications that might not work, might cause problems for me later on, or just plain suck. I have run into many of these programs/applications before. The last problem I want to deal with is not being able to fully remove it.
The latest of [...]
I recently upgrades to Leopard and the operating system has been great. After installing my core set of programs, I noticed that mDNSResponder was going nuts. Being that I am on an university network, there are hundreds on the current sub-network. By default, Leopard has a “feature” that lists all the local computers (windows or [...]
A while back, The Spanner’s very own Gareth Heyes posted a decent challenge. As I stated in a previous posting I took on the challenge. It didn’t take as long as I thought it would, but it was still challenging. I’ve waited a while before posting the actual code I used; that way people can [...]
I show you how to listen to your podcasts continuously. I hope you like it.
Mac Tip #1: A very simple how to on how to set two different sound settings.