Free b1 software for mac

A clever little screen saver that tosses randomly sized balls and boxes around and lets them do their thing. Great physics, and runs well on almost anything that can handle Mac OS X.

MD5shot is a utility to quickly get the md5 hash of a string or file without a trip to the terminal. Also does file and string comparison and file integrity checking.
MD5shot offers quick reference for MD5 hashes.
MD5shot is a front-end to the MD5 hashing utility. But in version 2, theres much more than that. In addition to getting the hash (unique identifier) of a file or string (for example, you can paste in the text to Hamlet), you can compare strings or files to determine whether their contents are the same, and even run a file integrity check by comparing a files hash to the hash of a known good file. Finally, you can select text or a file, and use the MD5shot service to get the hash of it. Unlike before, its finally working.
Enhancements:
- Functionally identical to 2.0, except its a Universal Application now (hopefully, hence the b1).

Notational Velocity 2.0 b1 is said to be a useful application that stores and retrieves notes. In Notational Velocity, the same area is used both for creating notes and searching. I.e., in the process of entering the title for a new note, related notes appear below, letting users file information there if they choose. Likewise, if a search reveals nothing, one need simply press return to create a note with the appropriate title. Its unique advantages are as follows:

Major Features:

1. Modeless Operation: Searching for notes is not a separate action; rather, it is the primary interface.
2. Incremental Search: Searching encompasses all notes' content and occurs instantly with each key pressed.
3. Transparent Database Encryption: All content is compressed and encrypted (enabled optionally) before it is recorded to disk.
4. Mouseless Interaction: Notational Velocity's window was designed for keyboard input above all else, and thus has no buttons.
5. Data Instead of Documents: There is no manual "saving" in Notational Velocity; all modifications take effect immediately