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How could the iPhone get any better? simple, add classic nintendo games to it!
Just directed me to his blog were he has a step by step tutorial on how to update an ipod's harddrive. It is truly awesome and pretty straight forward. This is great if for example your hard drive dies!! You can easily replace it.
Just click here to link to Josh's Blog.
It is a truly awesome entry.
Here is the link:
When I am working on the lap I usually keep the rpm's at around 2500 or 3000 and the machines runs sweet at only 100 degrees farenheit. When I am doing heavy compiling or encoding I rev it up to around 4000 and the machines stays cool. The only thing to watch out for is battery life. The more rev's the more juice it will require, so you decide, a burned leg or less battery life.
Hope this helps to all you new Intel Core Mac Users.
http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/
This is a utility for us, Software geeks, that we like to type.
Quicksilver is a unified, extensible interface that lets you easily execute commands and manipulate data across almost every application on your computer.
Using Quicksilver, you can open applications, create an iCal event, play a song on iTunes, or email information from your Address Book to a friend.
You do all this by typing quick commands. Let me tell you this is AWESOME. It can really accelerate your work.
Below is the tutorials section:
http://docs.blacktree.com/quicksilver/tutorials
Please check them out, they will blow your mind.
Basically, cfcompile is not supported on MAC OS X (Am I right here???). So I decided to fool around a bit to see if I could figure out why. Well, basically, I created a new case in the cfcompile.sh script for the Mac OS "Darwin" and made sure that it would point to the correct places to compile the source into java bytecode.
I am attaching the full cfcompile.sh script for you to try out. Here is a sample of the case for the -deploy argument:
Darwin)
OS=Darwin
/bin/sh -c "${Setting: _JAVACMD not found} -cp $CLASSES -Dcoldfusion.classPath=$CFUSION_HOME/lib/updates,$CFUSION_HOME/lib -Dcoldfusion.libPath=$CFUSION_HOME/lib coldfusion.tools.CommandLineInvoker Compiler -deploy -webinf $WEBINF -webroot $webroot -cfroot $CFUSION_HOME -srcdir $srcdir -deploydir $deploydir"
;;
I removed the su, since in Mac OS, the cfmx engine runs under the install user. So there was no need to su to that specific user.
I in no way support this tinkering, do at your own risk. I may be doing it wrong or badly, however, it has worked for me.
I am attaching the cfcompile.sh for you to download.
Hope you enjoy it.
Some googling later, I came up with this article from Andrew Escobar on how to enable Front Row for the powerbook. Awesome blog!! I followed the steps and wallah!! Front Row on my powerbook. All I need now is a remote!! Or maybe just trade it in for the MacBook Pros!!
Here is the link: http://www.andrewescobar.com/archive/2005/11/30/frontrow/
Bye for now.
So all you need to do to scroll on a page using your browser or any application by the way,
you just have to place two fingers, any fingers you like, one hand, two hands, whatever, and scroll up or down. Wallah!!!! you got virtual two-finger scrolling. This is truly amazing!!!
So in order to enable this feature, you must do the following.
1. Open the System Preferences.