Our November 2004 Back Catalogue

November 5, 2004

Really Secure SFTP On Mac OS X //

I’ve been waiting for a good solution to secure ftp for a long time now and finding this link just made my day. The English translation isn’t perfect, but follow along with the Terminal commands and you should be good to go.

Do make a backup of any files first though — just in case.

Written by Scott

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Elsewhere across the interweb

Amazon: A wishlist of stuff that keeps me happy, sane and creative.
del.icio.us: An ever-growing collection of interesting or unusual sites, articles, videos from across the interweb.
Facebook: Where we stay in touch with many of the friends we rarely get to see.
Flickr: We pretend to know how to take good pictures and share them with our friends and family here.
Iconbuffet: Where we collect and trade fun and sometimes useful icon collections.
Last.fm: Track by track listings of what’s been playing in iTunes lately.
Linkedin: Business networking.
Twitter: Sporadic bursts of daily minutiae.
Upcoming: Where we keep track of and share upcoming events.
Vimeo: On rare occasions I record a bit of video and when I do, this is where it gets posted.
Virb: Kinda like MySpace, but only if it was created by designers…and actually cool…
Wii: You can find me via console number 0647 1905 1599 8451.

ALA: Semantics in HTML 5: Although entirely theoretical, this should be required reading. It'll get you thinking.
Dude-a-Day: Awesome illustrations. Kudos to Ethan for the find.
Will Apple Finally Lose Its Cool?: "It?s easy to love an underdog ? harder to love a dynasty."
Objectified: Trailer for the new film by Helvetica director Gary Hustwit.
SMTP Auth Plugin: Exactly what I have been looking for.
EE Insider: Guess I have no excuse to not take another look at EE now. Thanks Ryan.
Letter from Apple CEO Steve Jobs: He may be tough to work for, but in the end he's doing the right thing for his company. A class act.
Google tells users to drop IE6: Corporate IT asshats continue to ignore common sense. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200.
From the Department of Badly Chosen Defaults: Not that you would generally want to scale images at all... but, good to know.
DD Belated PNG: We've pretty much stopped supporting IE6 in a significant way for most projects, but if we need to, this is good to have in the toolbelt.