I began documenting the process of designing and building my own speakers using FuzzMeasure to help me along the way. Using the wiki, I can easily append information and graphs as I have time, and repeatedly edit the text as I please. </p> <p> I have...
FuzzMeasure 1.2.1 – the first official Tiger-compatible release – has been set loose upon the world. You can still download from the FuzzMeasure product page, or just launch FuzzMeasure 1.2 and you'll be notified of the new version. </p> <p> If you...
Since all the cool people have them nowadays, I might as well start up a wiki of my own. Okay, so I can think of some better reasons than just jumping on the bandwagon. </p> <p> Because FuzzMeasure has so many different applications, and I cannot...
This is an update regarding my original post on May 5 called Tiger Breakage. </p> <p> It turns out that two out of those three problems which were reported by my testers are not problems at all. The third has already been fixed by me. :) </p> ...
The weather's getting better where I live, so I'm spending more time on things that are necessary this time of year. Cutting the lawn, cleaning my barbecue, washing the car, and other things that need to be done. This stuff has been completely neglected...
Check out the first screenshot at the NetNewsWire 2.0 page. </p> <p> Thanks for catching that one, Gus! </p>
I recently finished coding a new feature that I will include in the 1.2.1 release (which should be coming out shortly). For a while, I started to notice that FuzzMeasure documents were getting larger and larger, but I didn't have any reason to slim...
Tiger manages to do a great deal of Jean Claude Van Damage to FuzzMeasure. Here are a few things that were noticed: </p> <p> <ul> <li>Slightly more noise in the frequency response display than with Panther. I'm not sure yet if this is related to drawing...