Free just in time software for mac

There already is a time widget with or without dates in Apple Dashboard, but there is none with the stardate of Star Trek in The Next Generation look.
In order to evoke even more of a "Trekkie-Feeling" within the Dashboard I tried to adapt the design to the TNG computer panels (LCARS).
So watch out, its time for stardate!
The stardate in my TNG Time widget is based on a common used formula. Until the year 2323 the stardate is negative, because it starts (officially) only on January, 1st in 2323. Till then ... "Live long and prosper".
Main features:
- Current date displayed in locale string
- Current time
- Current Star Trek stardate

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Its the perfect complement to SuperLock Lite, enabling you to automatically secure your Mac any time you leave it unattended.

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Space-In-Time 1.1 provides users with a professional tool designed to analyze the space occupied by data on your disks and how it evolves over time, alerting you when the size of a disk or folder exceeds specified thresholds. Space-In-Time periodically records the used space for each folder on your disks, and saves a history of values and totals.

A graph of these values can be displayed, allowing you to quickly and easily see where space is being used on the disk (for example, System, Applications, Caches, Pictures, ...), and to see variations on the disk over time (caused by a disk or folder suddenly increasing in size). Space-In-Time makes managing and controlling space on your disks so much easier.

Space-In-Time gives a projection into the future of the space that will be occupied by a disk or a particular folder. This feature is particularly useful for estimating - for example - when the Time Machine disk will be full, when it will become necessary to backup your data, to cleanup some folders or caches, or to change a disk.

Moreover, Space-In-Time allows you to create alerts. When a defined threshold is reached (such as a full disk, or an overweighted folder), Space-In-Time can display a message on the screen or even send an e-mail.

Another great utilization of Space-In-Time is to quickly know on which disk you have space enough for a particular operation (a backup, for example), even if the disk isn't mounted.

Examples of use:

• Survey particular folders: Downloads, Caches (Safari or others), etc.
  
• Trace the evolution of data: e-mails, music in iTunes, pictures in iPhoto, movies in iMovie, etc.
  
• Know how the disk is used, the distribution and evolution when multiple users share the same machine.
  
• Be informed when a disk is at full capacity preventing it from working correctly.
  
• Anticipate the needs of changing a disk, doing some backup or some cleaning up.
  

Major Features:

1. Records the used space for each folder on any of your disks.
2. Records, for each disk that you decided to survey, the space used by the disk itself as well as by each folder and subfolder.
3. Displays the size and number of files contained in any folder, and at any time since Space-In-Time records the data.
4. Displays the space occupied by any disk or folder and the variations over time.
5. Displays graphs for used space, variations over time and distribution.
6. Alerts with minimal and maximal thresholds.
7. Alerts with messages on the screen, or sending an e-mail.
8. Projection into the future of the space that will be occupied by a disk or a particular folder.
9. Can use the information in your Time Machine backups to start creating a history of your disk space over the last months.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5

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Freeware.