Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 11:28 16/03/07
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Steve - 18:24 16/03/07
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Cool! And thanks for the double mention. :-)
My Mac OSX FTP client is Cyberduck which is free and the author has also contributed some bits to Vienna.
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 16:02 17/03/07
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My pleasure :-)
Cyberduck looks very good. Seems I didn't need to buy Interarchy :-/
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Julian Freeman - 16:31 27/03/07
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Transmit is supposed to be the dogs danglies for FTP
One feature, apparently, is you can set up 'folder pairs' so when you drag a file onto the Transmit icon it can be automatically transferred to a specified server depending on which folder you dragged it from.
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Deleted User Account - 18:25 16/03/07
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 16:00 17/03/07
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DOpus, quite right. And on the same theme, Path Finder for the Mac, which having given up on before I have now come to love. And I'm trying QuickSilver again too, hopefully it won't keep crashing like it did on my Mini.
Winamp, nah: VLC. Winamp feature-crept its way off my list a while back. In fact Cog would prolly be my Windows audio player of choice if it were ported to Windows (and if I ever played audio on Windows). It's about as simple as you can get.
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Deleted User Account - 19:22 17/03/07
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Julian Freeman - 09:05 17/03/07
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You can get Garmin Training Centre for the mac too
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 15:42 17/03/07
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It's still crap though, on Mac or Windows. It's only a sovereign app because it's the only way to get the data off my GPS. Once it's there I immediately export it and load it into SportTracks, which is a much better piece of software. It's Windows only but of course VMWare and Parallels mean that's not really an issue any more.
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Re: Sovereign Apps - SportTracks
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Bruce Ure - 17:02 17/03/07
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D'Oh!
I just realised SportTracks now imports direct from GPS devices, including the ForeRunner 305...
WooHoo!
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Julian Freeman - 15:13 20/03/07
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I use LoadMyTracks for my Edge 205
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 17:27 20/03/07
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That has a ring to it.
I think someone should write a piece of software called 'EatMyShorts'.
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Deleted User Account - 22:37 19/03/07
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 23:16 19/03/07
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Ouch. I hope not.
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Deleted User Account - 23:20 19/03/07
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 23:38 19/03/07
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I think you are right. I wonder if you could enmesh their APIs and create a Frankenstein 3rd party product :)
One problem (of, er, many) would be manually going through each map to decide what was 'best'.
Kent is much better than GE's green and grey blob-matter.
The res doesn't seem as high as GE in New Malden but perhaps GE merely interpolates the higher resolutions.
Not tried the 3d stuff yet.
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Deleted User Account - 01:54 11/04/07
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Deleted User Account - 20:00 22/03/07
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Re: Sovereign Apps
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Bruce Ure - 20:03 22/03/07
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You know, I completely forgot about LastFM. Might have to check it out again.
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Deleted User Account - 20:14 22/03/07
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Deleted User Account - 20:25 22/03/07
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