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  • chaicode.com

    Chai & Code

    Chai & Code A blog about coding, systems and technology. Subscribe via RSS Home AboutCodeVToggle: OS X Hide/Show Hidden FilesContact Me 3Nov/110 Disable Window Resume on Lion (OS X 10.7) Although the Mac OS X Lion window resume may be useful to some, I find it slows my computer upon boot, attempting to open a series of programs that I simply don't intend to use. Therefore, I have disabled the saved application states, which makes the checkbox on logout or reboot ("Reopen windows when

  • prabidh.com.np

    Prabidh | Home

    Home Quotes Stories Moral Inspirational Tips & Tricks Windows 7 Mac OS X Linux Cell Phone Nokia iPhone Applications Free SMS Flip Text Contact Random Quotes "If I am anything, which I highly doubt, I have made myself so by hard work."Isaac Newton Advertisement Latest Posts Only One Move A 10-year-old boy decided to study judo despite the fact that he had lost his left arm in a devastating car accident.The boy began lessons with an old Japanese judo master. The boy was doing well, so he

  • iphone.hr

    iPhone.hr | Apple Oglasnik

    Pretra?ite Apple Oglasnik. Najnoviji Oglasi za novi i rabljeni iPhone 5, iPhone 4S i iPhone 4, iPad, Mac, Servis i popravak.Prona?ite posao u Apple prodaji

  • 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

  • andreasn.se/blog

    Random pixels

    Random pixels some stuff by Andreas Nilsson Thunderbird Linux refresh June 14th, 2011 With all the great visual changes landed recently on the Windows theme, I felt it was time to give some love to the Linux theme again (yes, there are some changes coming to the mac too, since we want to look spiffy for Lion). Especially with the possibility of Thunderbird becoming the default in the next Ubuntu release. Anyway, I?ll let the pictures do the talking. Feedback appreciated! Posted in