Archive for the 'Red Sweater News' Category
Tuesday, January 26th, 2016
FlexTime 1.3 is now available from the FlexTime home page, and will be submitted to the Mac App Store for review by Apple. This update fixes a few pesky bugs and also brings an updated look to FlexTime’s document window design. I decided to finally get rid of the decidedly out-of-date “polished window” reminiscent of […]
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Wednesday, January 20th, 2016
After a period of unavailability due to legal challenges, I am happy to announce that the app formerly known as “Shush” is available once again. It’s now called “Swish.” You can check it out on the iOS App Store. Swish is a minimalist static noise generator, producing both static white noise (actually, pink noise) for […]
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Friday, January 8th, 2016
I’m happy to share that the WordPress 4.4.1 release addresses the issue I reported previously with MarsEdit’s scheduled dates being misinterpreted by WordPress blogs. Thanks to the WordPress team for taking the regression seriously and choosing to revert the change that was at the root of the problem. Happy scheduling, everybody!
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Tuesday, December 15th, 2015
WordPress 4.4 includes a change that affects the scheduling of posts, or changing of a previously published post’s “publish date.” The change causes a discrepancy between the date as specified in MarsEdit, and the date as recorded on the blog server. Specifically: the time specified in MarsEdit will be adjusted by WordPress, by the hours […]
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