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Mon écran avec au fond „widget manager weather” du programme „aquarium 4K” - http://machsoftwaredesign.com/aquarium4kmacos.html

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Musée du Centre Sénoufo - Sikasso. Bienvenue ! MUSEE

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Préparation du server sur Synology DiskStation - https://whitefathers.uk.quickconnect.to/photo/

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Création du site du diocèse de Sikasso / MALI - www.diocesesikasso.ml

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Création du site de la paroisse de Diou / MALI - www.diou.ml

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It's nice that most apps ship with multi-language support, but if you only need to utilize one, those extra language packs are doing nothing more than taking up space on your computer. And when you're getting close to filling up your hard drive, every little bit counts. Instead of trying to find these unused language files one by one on your Mac, try using Monolingual. It scans your app folders to find all of the language files they contain, then lets you remove the ones you don't want to keep. After the process has completed, you'll be presented with a dialog box letting you know exactly how much hard drive space you saved. As you can see, I saved almost 1.5 GB, which is a lot more than I expected. https://ingmarstein.github.io/Monolingual/index.html

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mps-youtube 0.2.4 was released today and with this version, the app was migrated to YouTube API v3. This is an important change because the old v2 API was shut down recently so previous mps-youtube versions no longer work. Another important change in this release is the addition of MPRIS v2 support, which means that mps-youtube can now make use of Ubuntu's Sound Menu, GNOME Shell Media Player Indicator extension and so on. mps-youtube is a command line YouTube audio player which supports both local and YouTube playlists (with built-in YouTube search). By default, the app plays only the audio (it only downloads the audio stream, great for those with limited data plans) however, you can enable video playback from its options and in this case, mpv or mplayer is used to play the videos (other players might work, but only mpv and mplayer are officially supported). Other mps-youtube features include downloading YouTube audio/video (including 1080p videos) - either single videos or complete YouTube playlists, transcode audio to mp3 and other formats (requires ffmpeg or avconv), optional system notifications as well as many other small but useful features. 

For Windows and Mac OS X installation instructions, bug reports and so on, see the mps-youtube GitHub page - https://github.com/np1/mps-youtube.

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BitTorrent’s encrypted P2P chat app B L E E P

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BitTorrent’s encrypted P2P chat app B L E E P launches publicly for Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac. http://www.bleep.pm / http://labs.bittorrent.com/bleep/

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Disabling the iCloud sign-in pop-up message keep being asked for your iCloud password :

Some Mac users have discovered that a random OS X password popup window can appear from iCloud a continuous message asking for the respective iCloud password. How to fix and disable Mac randomly asking for password to iCloud ? Tape ( cmd+shift+G ) and after (~/Library/Keychains/). It should lead you to the Keychains folder where you will find some items. Delete all folders and items. Restart your computer. Check to see if the problem has been solved. It worked for me. Hope it works for you too! :)

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NitroShare 0.3.0 : Easily Send Files To Other Machines On The Local Network - NitroShare is a tool that can be used to easily transfer files between computers on your local network, available for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. NitroShare features: - no configuration required: each device running NitroShare broadcasts its presence to other devices on the network; - supports transferring files as well as directories; - displays desktop notifications for completed transfers or when someone on the local network starts or quits NitroShare; - simple, easy to use user interface. NitroShare is very easy to use: simply select "Send Files..." or "Send Directory..." from the AppIndicator / tray icon menu, select the files and you get a list of devices that run NitroShare on your local network. After selecting the files and the device you want to share them with, click "Ok" and the file transfer should begin. http://nitroshare.net & https://github.com/nitroshare/nitroshare-desktop

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How to listen radio from terminal in Mac OS X : “mplayer ...” and it works :)

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Tublme for tumblr !

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Live Desktop on Mac OSX by HALFBIT Ltd

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Live Desktop by HALFBIT Ltd https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/live-desktop/id925634879?mt=12

- Added WhiteWidget theme (preview: http://halfbit.co/WKkh) - Added Decent theme (preview: http://halfbit.co/1jDcV) - Added GearClock theme (preview: http://halfbit.co/18ExP) - Added Daily theme (preview: http://halfbit.co/1lski) - Added a seconds hand to the Clock Tower theme - Calender theme now has three slices in edit mode - Solid Color window is now forced into focus - Menubar icon is now perfectly centered in the menubar - Web theme now supports javascript - Start at login issues have been addressed - Minor UI improvements

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Enpass is a multi-platform password manager which received a massive update recently and with it, the application is now available for Linux (64bit only for now). While Enpass is not open source software, it uses SQLCipher, an open source extension to SQLite that provides transparent 256-bit AES encryption of database files, and the desktop version (Linux, Windows and Mac) is free to use. What makes Enpass interesting is it's multi-platform support - the app is available for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, and for desktops: Windows, Mac and Linux -, and the built-in backup/sync to Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and Box - Download Enpass Password Manager (available for desktops: Linux 64-bit only, Mac OS X and Windows as well as mobile: iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry): http://enpass.io/downloads/ To install Enpass on Debian-based Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.), firstly install the "libxss1" package: sudo apt-get install libxss1 Then, assuming you've downloaded Enpass in your home folder, use the following commands to install it: cd chmod +x EnpassInstaller ./EnpassInstaller

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MPS-YOUTUBE was updated to version 0.2.2 (and shortly after to 0.2.3) - sudo pip install mps-youtube --upgrade - recently, bringing some interesting new features, like an option to use an external application for downloading YouTube videos and others (http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/supportedsites.html), metadata tagging of downloaded audio files and more. Here's a list of the most important mps-youtube features: -search and play audio / video from YouTube; -search tracks of albums by album title; -search and import YouTube playlists; -create and save local playlists; -download audio / video from YouTube, including option to download full YouTube playlists, with support for DASH (so it can mux separate audio and video streams - that means it can download 1080p YouTube videos since all 1080p YouTube videos use DASH) - requires avconv or ffmpeg; -transcode audio to mp3 and other formats (requires ffmpeg or avconv); -system notifications; -view video comments; -works under LINUX, WINDOWS and MAC OSX; -many other small but useful features. Now back to MPS-YOUTUBE 0.2.2 (and 0.2.3, which was released shortly after 0.2.2). Probably the most important new feature is the addition of an option which allows setting an external application for downloading YouTube audio/video. This means you can use something like aria2, which supports multiple connections. It's important to mention that using an external download command does not support (at least for now) transcoding the downloaded file to another format directly from mps-youtube. Other changes in MPS-YOUTUBE 0.2.2 and 0.2.3: -implemented skip to previous track. Use > and < keys for next and previous track, q for quit (was ctrl-c). mpv / mplayer input.conf can be imported to use custom keymappings; -implemented metadata tagging of downloaded audio files (requires ffmpeg or avconv). This feature is not complete and currently, it uses the YouTube video title as metadata; -the stream quality is now displayed in the status line; -fixed progress bar for mpv 0.7; -fixed YouTube comments overshoot window size; -fixed issue with audio remux when using d download command; -fixed issue with "set" command.