Posts tagged: Tunnelblick

Dropbox - I use Dropbox to backup everything that I’m working on. I am a Pro User, with 50GB almost filled up.Visor - I spend a considerable amount of time in the day in in the command prompt, and Vizor gives me a quick Quake-like hotkey to open up a command prompt.Flux - When I happen to be working at odd-hours, I’d like to try and save my eyes as much as possible. Flux automatically changes the temperature of my display based on sunrise/sunset times.Caffeine - Prevent my Mac from going to sleep, by giving it some Caffeine.SSHKeychain - Painless SSH key management. Also, establishes SSH tunnels for me. Neato!Bluetooth - I like to know what is connected to my machine at any given time.Wi-Fi - Yup. I use it.Keyboard - I have to keymaps setup - one for US English and the other for Russian. Quick toggle between.iStat Menus - At a glance, I can see what is happening on my system. CPU/Memory/Clock shown, expands to show additional information about Disk IO/Usage/Network/etc. I like the World Clock provided by iStat Menus.TunnelBlick - OpenVPN management for OS X.Spotlight - Typically, I use Alfred.Watts - Neat little tool that tells me how and when to calibrate my laptop battery. (From frymanet)

Dropbox - I use Dropbox to backup everything that I’m working on. I am a Pro User, with 50GB almost filled up.
Visor - I spend a considerable amount of time in the day in in the command prompt, and Vizor gives me a quick Quake-like hotkey to open up a command prompt.
Flux - When I happen to be working at odd-hours, I’d like to try and save my eyes as much as possible. Flux automatically changes the temperature of my display based on sunrise/sunset times.
Caffeine - Prevent my Mac from going to sleep, by giving it some Caffeine.
SSHKeychain - Painless SSH key management. Also, establishes SSH tunnels for me. Neato!
Bluetooth - I like to know what is connected to my machine at any given time.
Wi-Fi - Yup. I use it.
Keyboard - I have to keymaps setup - one for US English and the other for Russian. Quick toggle between.
iStat Menus - At a glance, I can see what is happening on my system. CPU/Memory/Clock shown, expands to show additional information about Disk IO/Usage/Network/etc. I like the World Clock provided by iStat Menus.
- OpenVPN management for OS X.
Spotlight - Typically, I use Alfred.
Watts - Neat little tool that tells me how and when to calibrate my laptop battery.
(From frymanet)

Notes: 15 1/13/12 — 8:21pm Filed under: #Bluetooth  #Caffeine  #Dropbox  #Flux  #Input  #SSHKeychain  #TunnelBlick  #Watts  #Wi-Fi  #iStat Menus  #iStat Menus CPU  #iStat Menus Clock  #iStat Menus Memory  #Visor  #submission 
Tunnelblick - GUI for OpenVPN on Mac OS X, for a secure connection to my company’s networkDropbox - Simply brilliant, but still expensive for non-free packages (50/100 GB)Skitch - For extremely convenient screenshots and annotations, everyone should install itDivvy - Window management, useful for 13” screens, but further improvements are neededCloudApp - Another gem for files in the cloud, this one being very useful while sharing them. It just can’t get any simpler than thisRemind Me Later -  Quickly adds events to iCal. Similar to Fantastical’s input, but it’s freeTranslator - A small app for quick drag n drop translations via Google TranslateCaffeine - For preventing the computer from automatically going to sleep. Although not necessary while playing movies or presentations since such applications have this function enabled by defaultQuicksilver - This one is keeping me very productive every dayThe usual suspects: Time Machine, Bluetooth, WiFi, Battery levelDisplay(s) - I keep it in the right since some projectors often have a low resolution causing most of the menu items on the left being “eaten” by the menu of the applications, after which it’s impossible to change the resolution or screen configurationKeyboard - Most of my time I type in Croatian, however, the US keyboard is slightly better for codingClock - 24hr rules, can’t use the 12hr, it reminds me of other non-metric absurditiesSpotlight - it’s not that bad! (From F)

 - GUI for OpenVPN on Mac OS X, for a secure connection to my company’s network
Dropbox - Simply brilliant, but still expensive for non-free packages (50/100 GB)
Skitch - For extremely convenient screenshots and annotations, everyone should install it
Divvy - Window management, useful for 13” screens, but further improvements are needed
CloudApp - Another gem for files in the cloud, this one being very useful while sharing them. It just can’t get any simpler than this
Remind Me Later -  Quickly adds events to iCal. Similar to Fantastical’s input, but it’s free
Translator - A small app for quick drag n drop translations via Google Translate
Caffeine - For preventing the computer from automatically going to sleep. Although not necessary while playing movies or presentations since such applications have this function enabled by default
Quicksilver - This one is keeping me very productive every day
The usual suspects: Time Machine, Bluetooth, WiFi, Battery level
Display(s) - I keep it in the right since some projectors often have a low resolution causing most of the menu items on the left being “eaten” by the menu of the applications, after which it’s impossible to change the resolution or screen configuration
Keyboard - Most of my time I type in Croatian, however, the US keyboard is slightly better for coding
Clock - 24hr rules, can’t use the 12hr, it reminds me of other non-metric absurdities
Spotlight - it’s not that bad!
(From F)

Notes: 2 10/6/11 — 12:13pm Filed under: #Tunnelblick  #Dropbox  #Skitch  #Divvy  #CloudApp  #Caffeine  #Remind Me Later  #Translator  #Caffeine  #Quicksilver  #Time Machine  #Bluetooth  #AirPort  #Battery  #Displays  #Input  #Clock  #submission