You have to be kidding me
Thanks to the same co-worker who showed us Kick Ass!: nail clippers are bad, umm-kay!
Cool Trick!
Thanks to my co-worker for pointing out this cool HTML site: Kick Ass!
Black Friday started early this year…
Thanks to my wife who pointed this site out to me: http://www.blackfriday.info/
Using regular expression to find errors in a Xcode build log
Sometimes when I’m looking at a build log, I don’t Xcode open or available for me to sift out all the text and highlight what I am looking for. In those instances, I have to turn to regular expressions to find any error code hidden in a really long build log. Here is a regular … Read more
What are the default icon sizes in iPhone?
Continuing my iPhone development, I had a hard time finding the default icon sizes.
Two thumbs down for Mac OS X 10.6.5
This morning, I installed the update for Mac OS X 10.6.5. After the installer was done and my MacPro rebooted, my primary monitor no longer worked. I have a KVM that allows me to share a pair of Dell monitors, one 19 inch and a 24 inch, between my MacPro and my HP Z800 workstation. Once … Read more
Here’s Google!
If you haven’t noticed, Google’s AdWords are back.
iPhone development, day 1
iPhone development is not the same as Mac OS X development
You are kidding… Right?
This was posted at http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~uno/taocp.html Rewards The first finder of any error in my books receives 0x$1.00 ($2.56), deposited to their account at the Bank of San Serriffe; significant suggestions are also worth 0x$0.20 ($0.32) each. If you are really a careful reader, you may be able to recoup more than the cost of the … Read more
Pop-up dictionary
I found this tip from osxhelp.com, where you can get a pop-up dictionary window in Mac OS X by clicking Command+Control+D while hovering the cursor over a word. I found though that this does’t work with every application, like in Google Chrome when I’m editing a blog entry, but almost every other application seems to … Read more