What we published, and links of note
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Thomas Mathoi’s Mac and iPhone setup »
Thomas Mathoi is a freelance project manager, creator of software, father, and husband, a native Tyrolean now living in the beautiful city of Graz in Styria. Thomas’ main focus is developing and running iPROT β software he and his colleagues created.
Thomas’ thoughts on the 6 Plus are becoming fairly standard these days:
I am using an iPhone 6 Plus in space gray since last November. It is the best smartphone Iβve ever used so far and it completely replaced my iPad within a few days.
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Quick Tip: Use Dropbox and an alias folder to process attachments from iOS »
With a clever Dropbox and alias folder hack, you can store attachments using iOS that you can process later at your Mac.
Reeder 3 for Mac enters public beta »
Reeder, the best RSS client for the Mac, has entered public beta. Version 3 will add many new features β including syncing your read-it-later items with Instapaper β as well as an updated UI, new themes, and more.
Six Colors: Force-quitting a runaway Mac process remotely »
As someone who has a headless Mac mini tucked away in our media corner, there have been times when I’ve needed to log in to see what might be causing an issue. Screen sharing is nice, but if I know what needs to be done, it’s hard to do it faster than with Terminal. Dan Moren of Six Colors has an excellent tip on how to do just that while on another Mac, which he explains is also really helpful if your Mac is frozen and not responding. Really good tip and worth the couple of minutes it takes to try out.
MacStories: Fantastical 2.4 adds drafts support
Fantastical, the best calendar app you can get for Mac and iPhone, received an update this week that introduces dafts when creating new events. The idea is just like email drafts, and Federico (MacStories) does an excellent job of summing up the new version and functionality.
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