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angelicalbite.org/regret
follow me, regret
follow me, regret catalogue of illustrated worlds Sat 30 Jan 2010 development status of blog platform: 0001 Posted by angelicalbite under dev Mon 11 Jan 2010 blog, ???????????????? Posted by angelicalbite under dev Mon' Oct 2009 Xcode ????? Objective-C ? framework ?????? Posted by angelicalbite under dev Fri 11 Sep 2009 Mac OS X ? mount ??????? CD ? bsd name (device file ?) ?????? Posted
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mike.crute.org/blog
The Random Thoughts of a Programmer
mike.crute.org Java Woes on Snow Leopard (10.6) Posted: September 09, 2009 Correction: I just discovered that this is not a J2SE 6.0 issue but rather a 64-bit issue. The 64-bit version of the J2SE doesn't play nice with Aventail Connection. Simple updating your preferences to put J2SE 6.0 (32-bit) ahead of the 64-bit version works and you don't have to do all of this. I just installed Mac OS 10.6, Snow Leopard, on Friday before I went on vacation and was disappointed to find that the upgraded
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303software.com/blog
Custom web application development in PHP, .NET, and Flash in Denver, Colorado :: 303 Software :: Blog
303 Software Home Blog Projects People Contact Blog Tags 303 Software Android apple Apple boulder browsers business Camp CMS code coding Community Server Conference cool database deals Denver design drink specials droid Droid eco-friendly Elgg expressionengine.com Expression Engine Development Firefox font funny gaming government hardware IA Internet Explore iPad iphone iphone application iphone applications learning MacBook marketing Mighty Karma MVC framework online community open source os
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jrenard.info/blog
My journal
My journal Jérôme Renard's weblog about misc tech A better pager Tweet Fri 12 August 2011 By Jérôme Renard In tech. I was looking for an alternative to less and I found a pager called most which provides interesting features and colors out of the box. Installing most is really trivial : sudo apt-get|port|whatever install most export PAGER=most And try it with : man ls You should see a colorized man page :) Other articles How to boot on the 64-bit version of the Mac Os X kernel Back from
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blogs.enterprocity.com/blogs
Rays Development Blog
Home Rays Development Blog A look into the mind of a VB Developer Archive SunMonTueWedThuFriSat2829303112345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293012345678 Navigation Home Resume LinkedIn Profile Users Ray Cassick19Total Posts19Comments6 Categories Business Customer Interaction Design Error Handling Expectations Hardware Interfaces OS Planning Requirements Roles