Here are some products we rely on every day in our office. Perhaps you would enjoy them too.
Espresso
We can’t imagine living without our Silvia espresso machine from Rancilio. It does more than turbo charge our caffeine addicts, it gives us an excuse to leave our offices and interact.
We useĀ Counter Culture beans for espresso and Larry’s Beans for drip coffee.
IdeaPaint

It can be tough to find the perfect size or shape of white board. Have no fear, IdeaPaint is here! The freedom of paint with the finish of a whiteboard. The best part is it’s performance, it’s just like drawing on a laminate dry-erase board; erasing is the same too. We have friends that bought cheaper paint and regretted it. Stick with IdeaPaint.
Noise Canceling Headphones
Whether you work best with a soundtrack or you’d rather work in a library, a set of noise canceling headphones can help drive up your productivity. They cut out the sound of wheezing air conditioning as much as the muffled gossip of neighboring high school students.
Mic Stand and Reflexion Filter
Used in conjunction, the duo produce smooth high quality sound for a reasonable price. This makes recording vocal tracks for video tutorials easier and higher quality.
Google Chrome Extensions
Here’s a list of our favorite extensions for Google Chrome. These take internet research to a higher level.
Chrome SEO – This quickly gives an idea of the popularity of a web site.
Resolution Test – Web page testing is made easy with this handy extension.
Sites Preview – This gives you preview thumbnails for Google searches.
TinEye Reverse Image Search – If you keep seeing your favorite photo, chances are someone else has put it up somewhere else too. This tool let’s you see where else your images can be found on the internet.
Web Developer – This extension let’s you peruse any website’s insides. It’s like popping the hood for a look at the engine.
We also have an article on other software and service recommendations.




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i2Brain has been invaluable in making sense of unstructured information. It’s inexpensive and cross-platform, too.
Like the Whiteboard, but better.
thank you for the tutorials
Detecting changes in a photo is possible nowdays with proper forensics software. For examples, with site Pskiller.com you can tell whether a photo has been Photoshopped or not. The software works by doing pattern recognition, since digital camera’s tend to have specific patterns in the pictures they create. Most image manipulations will change these patterns which can be recognised. The software should even be able to give some indications what kind of manipulations have taken place.