Showing posts with label power-user. Show all posts
Showing posts with label power-user. Show all posts
Sunday, October 12, 2014
How to Save Mac Screenshots in Another Folder
If you take screenshots regularly on your mac, using the built-in screenshot tool, your desktop can easily become a big mess of files.
With a few lines in the command prompt (Terminal) you can change the default location where OS X saves new screenshots. Instead of saving screenshots to the Desktop, your screenshots can be saved somewhere more helpful.
This tutorial provides the details of the Terminal command:
Change the Screen Shot Save File Location in Mac OS X
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Youserials.com
Tonight I stumbled on youserials.com. My previous go-to source for serials and keys, Serialz.to, disappeared a few months ago.
Youserials.com is great if you have the Adblock Plus extension running in Firefox. Otherwise they overlay a javascript ad over pages that show serial numbers, trying to lock in you into some advertising garbage. One would hope that anyone who knows enough to find serial numbers would know, or at least try a workaround for this sign-up junk. See the screenshot below.

If you don't want to install Adblock Plus, one of the best Firefox extensions, there's still a work-around, but you'll have to put-up with the ads. Navigate to a page that has serial numbers, then go to View > Page Source in the Firefox menu bar. You can also press Control-U or Command-U on a Mac. Once the page source window opens, scroll down until you see the serial number listed. Copy and paste the serial number.
Youserials.com is great if you have the Adblock Plus extension running in Firefox. Otherwise they overlay a javascript ad over pages that show serial numbers, trying to lock in you into some advertising garbage. One would hope that anyone who knows enough to find serial numbers would know, or at least try a workaround for this sign-up junk. See the screenshot below.

If you don't want to install Adblock Plus, one of the best Firefox extensions, there's still a work-around, but you'll have to put-up with the ads. Navigate to a page that has serial numbers, then go to View > Page Source in the Firefox menu bar. You can also press Control-U or Command-U on a Mac. Once the page source window opens, scroll down until you see the serial number listed. Copy and paste the serial number.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
