http://divnull.com/blog Undefinable. Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:23:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://divnull.com/blog/products/software/comment-page-1/#comment-3331 DropUnlock, DropNuke and Lion | DivNull Productions Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:23:22 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?page_id=55#comment-3331 [...] DropNuke and DropUnlock were created solely to solve an odd hiccup in the early days of OS X, a problem that was fixed years ago. Since discontinuing DropNuke, however, I’ve received a handful of mails, replies and messages from people who used DropNuke beyond its original purpose. These have increased since Lion was released because, as PowerPC applications, neither DropNuke nor DropUnlock run under Lion. [...] [...] DropNuke and DropUnlock were created solely to solve an odd hiccup in the early days of OS X, a problem that was fixed years ago. Since discontinuing DropNuke, however, I’ve received a handful of mails, replies and messages from people who used DropNuke beyond its original purpose. These have increased since Lion was released because, as PowerPC applications, neither DropNuke nor DropUnlock run under Lion. [...]

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/products/software/comment-page-1/#comment-3249 Jon Thu, 19 Jan 2012 16:23:57 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?page_id=55#comment-3249 Dropnuke has been an incredible too for me. The tools ability and practicality stretches far beyond it's original design. It's a shave that this developer has not left it up to the endusers to decide weather or not is still needed. I work as a graphic artist in a prepress environment. I get tons of files with lots of problems that won't delete through normal channels. Dropnuke has save me from spending a lot of time trying to figure out why a file won't delete. I beg the developer to not only still offer the program but update it so it will run in LION where rosetta is no longer available. The script should be available as a universal binary or intel only at this point. Thanks for what has been a great app. Maybe if the developer does not change his mind someone else could take his script and make a new current app out of it. Dropnuke has been an incredible too for me. The tools ability and practicality stretches far beyond it’s original design. It’s a shave that this developer has not left it up to the endusers to decide weather or not is still needed. I work as a graphic artist in a prepress environment. I get tons of files with lots of problems that won’t delete through normal channels. Dropnuke has save me from spending a lot of time trying to figure out why a file won’t delete. I beg the developer to not only still offer the program but update it so it will run in LION where rosetta is no longer available. The script should be available as a universal binary or intel only at this point. Thanks for what has been a great app. Maybe if the developer does not change his mind someone else could take his script and make a new current app out of it.

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/2011/dropnuke-discontinued/comment-page-1/#comment-3183 Dave Blanchard Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:44:44 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?p=160#comment-3183 Please, NO! I LOVE DropNuke! It not only deletes large numbers of files MUCH faster than emptying the trash, but allows me to delete files even while the Trash is being securely emptied -- which I find I want to do fairly often. I've gotten in the habit of using a web spider (Pandora) to gather large numbers of images, then go through and delete 90% of them that I don't want. This sometimes leads to LOTS of files to delete, and DropNuke made it quick and easy. I don't know of any other program that does this; before DropNuke, I used a System 8 program called Burn to do the same thing, but it's long outdated. If you would PLEASE update as needed to work with Lion, I would be happy to pay to make DropNuke an ongoing program. You have my gratitude for the many, many times it has helped me out! Please, NO! I LOVE DropNuke! It not only deletes large numbers of files MUCH faster than emptying the trash, but allows me to delete files even while the Trash is being securely emptied — which I find I want to do fairly often. I’ve gotten in the habit of using a web spider (Pandora) to gather large numbers of images, then go through and delete 90% of them that I don’t want. This sometimes leads to LOTS of files to delete, and DropNuke made it quick and easy. I don’t know of any other program that does this; before DropNuke, I used a System 8 program called Burn to do the same thing, but it’s long outdated. If you would PLEASE update as needed to work with Lion, I would be happy to pay to make DropNuke an ongoing program. You have my gratitude for the many, many times it has helped me out!

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/products/software/comment-page-1/#comment-2977 wordman Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:02:30 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?page_id=55#comment-2977 Sorry, but <a href="http://divnull.com/blog/2011/dropnuke-discontinued/" rel="nofollow">DropNuke has been discontinued</a>. Sorry, but DropNuke has been discontinued.

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/products/software/comment-page-1/#comment-2974 Albert Reingewirtz Sun, 20 Nov 2011 11:41:03 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?page_id=55#comment-2974 Will you ever upgrade Dropnuke to work in Lion? Will you ever upgrade Dropnuke to work in Lion?

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/2010/lark-03-awarded/comment-page-1/#comment-2358 Lark #03: A retrospective | DivNull Productions Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:22:40 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?p=443#comment-2358 [...] year has passed since the third lark was awarded to help produce Sage LaTorra‘s game Powers For Good. According to Sage’s progress notes [...] [...] year has passed since the third lark was awarded to help produce Sage LaTorra‘s game Powers For Good. According to Sage’s progress notes [...]

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/2010/lark-03/comment-page-2/#comment-2357 Lark #03: A retrospective | DivNull Productions Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:21:35 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?p=380#comment-2357 [...] year has passed since the third lark was awarded to help produce Sage LaTorra‘s game Powers For Good. According to Sage’s [...] [...] year has passed since the third lark was awarded to help produce Sage LaTorra‘s game Powers For Good. According to Sage’s [...]

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/products/software/comment-page-1/#comment-2080 MF Mon, 22 Aug 2011 07:54:06 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?page_id=55#comment-2080 DropUnlock was just what I needed to clear the lock flags on multiple files within multiple folders on a USB stick. Having cleared the flags, I could simply delete them all at once. Before that, I had spent at least 15 minutes trying to delete the primary folder then getting the x file is locked message. Then tried subfolders - same problem and then sub, sub folders and so on. I was having to find each locked file or block of files that were locked, unlock them and then delete. AAARRRGGHHH! Many thanks for your effort. DropUnlock was just what I needed to clear the lock flags on multiple files within multiple folders on a USB stick. Having cleared the flags, I could simply delete them all at once. Before that, I had spent at least 15 minutes trying to delete the primary folder then getting the x file is locked message. Then tried subfolders – same problem and then sub, sub folders and so on. I was having to find each locked file or block of files that were locked, unlock them and then delete. AAARRRGGHHH!
Many thanks for your effort.

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/2009/lark01-awarded/comment-page-1/#comment-2053 Lark #01: Kudos for Blowback | DivNull Productions Sun, 07 Aug 2011 21:59:27 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?p=182#comment-2053 [...] recipient of the first DivNull Lark, has been named runner-up in two categories of the 2010 Indie RPG Awards, [...] [...] recipient of the first DivNull Lark, has been named runner-up in two categories of the 2010 Indie RPG Awards, [...]

]]> http://divnull.com/blog/2011/one-page-dungeon-2011/comment-page-1/#comment-1977 Escape… named a winner in One Page Dungeon 2001 contest | DivNull Productions Mon, 16 May 2011 19:18:19 +0000 http://divnull.com/blog/?p=498#comment-1977 [...] Escape From the Lost Laboratories was named one of the fifteen winners of the One Page Dungeon Contest 2011. No idea what the prize will be, yet, but it’s an honor to be named. [...] [...] Escape From the Lost Laboratories was named one of the fifteen winners of the One Page Dungeon Contest 2011. No idea what the prize will be, yet, but it’s an honor to be named. [...]

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