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Common Digital Image File Formats Explained | BLOG: Digital Images | Digimarc on 2009-12-11
Multimedia Glossary - Video on 2009-11-11
Multimedia Glossary - Video Format, Audio Format, High Definition, Encode etc on 2009-11-11
Audio Glossary - MP3, M4A, AAC, MKA, WMA, WAV, OGG, APE, AIFF, FLAC, AC3, Real Audio Formats... on 2009-11-11
NEN Gallery : Home on 2009-11-05
Whole Brain Catalog™ on 2009-10-28
OnGuard Online on 2009-10-27
Mac OS X Hints - A community-built collection of OS X hints on 2009-10-19
- Whenever I delete a file from a network volume, I'm warned: 'The item "File
  name" will be deleted immediately. Are you sure you want to continue?' with
  Cancel or Delete as options. The Cancel button is always the default option. If
  you really want to delete the file, you need to use the mouse to select the
  non-default Delete button. Since I am always sure that I really want to delete
  this file, I'm a little annoyed by always having to use the mouse after typing
  Command-Backspace (the Move to Trash shortcut). After all, I am using a shortcut
  because I want to avoid using the mouse.
- This is a Snow Leopard update, and a bundling of, the hint on using Time
  Machine on a networked AFP volume and this comment
  about creating a bootable Time Machine backup.
  
  Issues addressed:
  
  I have a Time Machine backup disk in my office, and I want it to be
  encrypted in case of, for instance, theft of the disk.
  I have a shared Time Machine server at my office, and I don't want others to
  access my backups.
  I want to move my Time Machine backup to another disk (a larger one, or
  simply to have an extra copy)
  I want it to be easy :-)
  The solution (as has been pointed out
  before) lies in using disk images for backups, with a little bit of magic to
  make it work.
Tour: Research | Diigo on 2009-10-16
- When you bookmark a page to Diigo, you can choose to upload the page and
  capture a snapshot, even if it is dynamic or hidden behind the password
  protection. You can search your collections only by tags, but also by full-text,
  including highlights, sticky notes, titles, etc of the web pages.
  
  Cool features:
Totlol - Video for Kids. Babies, Toddlers, Pre and School Kids, Tweens and Parents on 2009-10-08