Robert Ladstätter
@rladstaetter
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I struggled with 68k assembler a long time ago. Now I shout at computers. Literally.
Simple Camera AppSimple Camera App keeps camera checks local: no account, no analytics, no background service. Just camera discovery, mode inspection, and live previews.
https://simplecamera.app/
https://apps.apple.com/app/simple-camera-app/id6760619879
LogoRRRLogoRRR's detached windows feature lets you place log views freely on your screen. Window positions are remembered, so your incident cockpit comes back the way you left it.
https://apps.apple.com/app/logorrr/id1583786769?mt=12
#IncidentResponse #LogAnalysis #DevOps
Feature video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfnMrNHCgL0&t=35s
A quick creator setup check: confirm the camera works, see the modes it supports, and preview the frame before your recording software or call starts.
https://simplecamera.app/
https://apps.apple.com/app/simple-camera-app/id6760619879
LogoRRR Pro uses the Mac App Store ecosystem - purchase is safe and easy, restore is built in, and log analysis stays local.
https://www.logorrr.app/posts/mac-app-store-freemium/
LogoRRR can open huge files - the free version gives a preview for the first 25 MB, the Pro version unlocks the whole file.
https://www.logorrr.app/posts/mac-app-store-freemium/
The free Mac App Store edition is built for real evaluation. Open your own logs, test the workflow, and decide with your own data.
https://www.logorrr.app/posts/mac-app-store-freemium/
LogoRRR 26.7.0 changes the Mac App Store edition to freemium. Try real log analysis for free, with Pro available for large-file work.
https://www.logorrr.app/posts/mac-app-store-freemium/
Open a log in its own window when one view is not enough. Useful for comparing two files while the main workspace stays focused.
