Eclipse 3.1 Released

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Top 1 Tip for a Fun Economic Downturn

Some of my friends who were in the denial phase that the US economy isn’t going so hot are starting to go past the bargaining, guilt, and anger phases and right into the depression one. I thought, perhaps, a post on how tough times can actually be quite fun might pep them up a [...]

Published: July 15th, 2008
Category: Mac, Miscellanea, Tinkering

Chinese on iPhone 2.0

A quick movie showing off some of my new favorite iPhone apps (there are many others yet to be downloaded), and also how Chinese input works on the new iPhone 2.0 software.

I am extremely impressed with the 2.0 updates so far. They seem to be having a few troubles with me.com, but I look [...]

Published: July 10th, 2008
Category: Chinese, iPhone

InstallFest 08 - Putting Stuff on the Eee PC

I pulled a most-of-the-night tinkerfest with my new Eee PC a few days ago. I tried to install OS X and Ubuntu on the tiny thing and recorded the whole process.
If your curious about installing other OSs on the Eee PC, or you’re bored and want something to watch while you eat lunch - [...]

Published: July 3rd, 2008
Category: Linux, Mac, Tinkering

Embedding Hypercard Stacks (Tilestack.com)

We released several new features on Tilestack.com today (released being a bit incorrect as we are still in private beta) my favorite new feature is the ability to embed tilestacks into web pages - a la youtube.com or what have you.
To get a flavor for how fun this is, here is a mildly implemented video [...]

Published: July 1st, 2008
Category: Linux, Mac, Tinkering, Web Apps, Windows

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Category: General, cfeclipse

I just installed it. It has a nifty new splash screen, icon and a few new UI goodies too.

The only problem I ran into was the subclipse plug-in didn’t work on the Mac. After a bit of research I found I was running an older version of the Subversion native binary.

If you use Eclipse 3.1 and Subversion (subclipse) on the Mac, make sure you down load the latest svn binary (currently 1.2.0) and the latest subclipse plug-in. All should be well.

All the other plug-ins I use (RobsEclipseTools (js,xml,css), CFEclipse, etc) worked without a hitch.

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