Jon Henshaw

Member since: May 17th, 2006

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TUAW.com	3 Comments
Engadget	2 Comments
Download Squad	4 Comments

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Code Collector Pro 1.1.3 (TUAW.com)

Jan 9th 2008 12:40PM That looks like a really cool tool. There's also a Web application that does something similar called Snipplr – http://snipplr.com and it has TextMate Bundle that can be downloaded here http://snipplr.com/extras/

Snipplr is also relaunching a new design later this week. Here's a screenshot of the new design http://foo9.net/24k

Mint web stats package updated, new outbound clicks plug-in (Download Squad)

Aug 21st 2007 6:09PM Shaun is an excellent coder and designer. Mint isn't the only thing he's worked on. He also has had his hands in sIFR and was the person (that I'm aware of) to integrate color into his blog to signify the passing of time for his entries.

I've never seen him speak, but he is presenting at the Think Tank AIGA design conference Nashville. If you're in the SouthEast, you should check it out.
http://www.thinktanknashville.com/

Find Articles - vast archive of free and premium articles (Download Squad)

Aug 1st 2007 9:25AM Link in reference to the previous comment: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1608/is_5_23

Find Articles - vast archive of free and premium articles (Download Squad)

Aug 1st 2007 9:23AM It's a nice tool, but often times they only provide the title and one sentence about the article, and not the article itself or a link to the article. For example, take these Men's Health articles. Clicking on the 2nd and 3rd article give you practically nothing and the first article is missing it's related images. However, I can see how this might be useful if you were trying to remember an article you read in a magazine. In this case, you would at least know what magazine it was in or in which issue it appeared.

Live Site-ing WWDC 2007 (TUAW.com)

Jun 11th 2007 5:47PM That's hilarious. The site actually performed great. The page wasn't showing a delayed video frame of anything, it was just a pic of a long ass line. The page itself was just a basic text/image live blogging page. And as you can see on http://live.sitening.com/wwdc2007 it worked quite well. In fact, it was super speedy the entire time thanks to Amazon.com's S3 servers. Next time we'll have some new features and a lot more images.

I haven't used basecamp, until now (Download Squad)

Apr 30th 2007 2:53AM You can get an improved version of activecollab (with time tracking and other goodies) at BaseJumpr (http://basejumpr.com/) which comes with unlimited file storage.

PayPal to offer security key fobs for additional account protection (Engadget)

Feb 24th 2007 12:40AM First look and screenshots on activating the key:
http://www.sitening.com/blog/2007/02/24/first-look-at-the-paypal-security-key-for-paypal-and-ebay/

Viral .Mac feedback - copy and paste this, let's make Apple listen (TUAW.com)

Sep 10th 2006 11:58PM Actually, the most powerful message you can send is to no renew your subscription -- which is what I did last month. Don't reward sucky services with your money. You do have a choice, even if it hurts a little.

Apple updates MacBook Pro firmware, won't say why (Engadget)

May 17th 2006 9:09PM 3 of us have MacBook Pros in our office, and we were all having problems connecting to our WiFi network. It was saving the trusted location settings, and we would have to manually connect to it every morning when we came in. After we all installed the new firmware update, it fixed that problem on all of our machines.