About Justin Cox
Justin Cox is a twenty-something youth minister who dabbles in web design. This site is his window on the world where he mindlessly chatters about his various interests. He's going to stop talking in third person now.
Hopefully you'll find something enjoyable. Perhaps a classic posting?
Posts Tagged with ‘software’
Lameduck Challenge
Today only, Codeweavers is giving away all of their software titles for free. Why? Because gas dropped to below an average of $2.79 a gallon, that’s why.
Juno Digital Copy is Blogtastic!
One of the things announced at MacWorld that excited me was Fox’s digital copy. Applications like Handbrake and Mac the Ripper have enabled people to copy DVDs to their hard drives for years. The argument for this process has always been fair use. However RIAA and the MPAA would beg to differ and have you [...]
Sliming Down the Newsreader
In the ongoing attempt to encourage more creativity in my life I took a few minutes to slim down NetNewsWire yesterday. Dropping the subscription count from an impossible to keep up with 73 feeds down to a very manageable 33 has actually given me a chance to read the stuff in them. Imagine that? Reading [...]
Indie Developers Surprise Me
It’s going on two years since I made the switch from PC to Mac and I haven’t looked back since. I still use Windows on occasion at work, since our database software is unfortunately Windows-only, though on the whole I’ve made the move full tilt. Over the last two years I’ve also made a switch [...]
Mint: Worry Free Money Management
You could say I’m slightly obsessed with my finances. Some of the habits I have developed are pretty good; I check my bank account at least once a day, which might sound a bit obsessive but it helped to spot fraudulent charges a few years back. However when it comes to balancing the checkbook, or [...]
Mac Users Do It For Charity
In an earlier article I talked up MacHeist and how great the game has been. In the five weeks since MacHeist started a total of 17 applications have been given away for free with a value of over $250. Well, although the sixth and final heist doesn’t come out until the middle of [...]
I like to pull heists…
Ok, kind of. So there is this new game or gimmick or brilliant marketing ploy going on in the Mac community right now called MacHeist. Basically it’s this elaborate deal where each week (sort of) a new heist is pulled. If you successfully pull off the heist then you get a password [...]
Mac Apps
Since switching to Mac over a month ago I have been immersed into the Mac culture and have determined that just about everything having to do with Mac has to do with creativity — specifically when it comes to applications. Creative and funky applications that are simple yet very effective are prevalent for OSX [...]