Posting from my iPhone
Saturday, October 11th, 2008I’m typing this on my brand new iPhone. I think I need smaller fingers.
I can even add a photo. This inane drivel is brought to you by the WordPress app for iPhone.
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I’m typing this on my brand new iPhone. I think I need smaller fingers.
I can even add a photo. This inane drivel is brought to you by the WordPress app for iPhone.
I’m currently working on a web site for a client. It adheres to all standards, and so it’s been displaying well in all the web browsers I’ve been testing it in. And then I go and test it in Internet Explorer on Windows, and of course it doesn’t work. I’m just going to tell this
I just saw this when I was reading the Windows XP EULA:
The software may not be used by more than two (2) processors at any one time on any single workstation computer.
That seems to suggest that MS won’t let you install XP on a machine with more than two processors. I don’t know what that
I was having som weird issues with performance on my PowerBook under Mac OS X 10.4.3, so I decided to upgrade to 10.4.5.
After my machine rebooted I could no longer connect to my MySQL databases through PHP. A quick web search turned up this MacRumors forum post. I just had to change a line in
(Or rather, on the dangers of listening to blogging)
Now, everyone has the right to be heard (with obvious exceptions). But with everyone clamouring to be heard, it makes it rather hard to know who you should be listening to.
Robert Scoble is a “Microsoft geek blogger”, and technical evangelist. His blog is consistently among the top
As reported by the BBC, Norway is planning to build a “doomsday vault” inside a mountain on an Arctic island to hold a seed bank of all known varieties of the world’s crops.
I’ve just stumbled upon egoSurf. From their description:
“You enter your name and your blogs web address. We search google and find links to
I often want to do something at OS X’s command line, but I can never remember most of the (often obscurely named) commands. So I head on over to Google and I try to find the command I need. And I usually spend ages before I find it. So I’m going to start posting these
Google Earth is now available for Mac OS 10.4 and up.:
Update:
This is the Target store near Springwood. In this day and age of terrorism, I think that’s just asking for trouble.
Target’s target
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