Category: Mac, iPhone | Leave a Comment
I just got an email that the new iPhone SDK is out, and this version appears to use Interface Builder for making UIs.
I downloaded the first SDK, but I found it to be less than useful since you had to build the UI by hand. It seemed to be kind of like AWT when it [...]
Category: Mac, iPhone | 2 Comments
This is another one of those, "gee I wish I had time to make that" things - and this is a bit of a brain dump. In a nut shell I would really like to have this:
I want my iPhone to act like an old Nintendo controller that controls a game emulator running on my [...]
Category: Linux, Mac, Web Apps, Windows | 3 Comments
One of the things I like about using Git is the fact you don’t need hosting to use it. However, there are some benefits to using a Git server - one of which being you can browse the repository online.
I stumbled on a Git hosting provider today called github. The prices are good, and they [...]
Category: Chinese, Linux, Mac, Windows | Leave a Comment
If you like the idea of the Chinese Word of the Day widget for Mac OS X, but you would like to get the word of the day else where, try the Google Gadget version sponsored by ChineseFirstStep.com.
You can add the gadget to your iGoogle home page (which I am starting to dig), and access [...]
Category: Linux, Mac, Miscellanea, Windows | Leave a Comment
One of my favorite applications, VLC, appears to have a remote security vulnerability. The vulnerability is with the way VLC handles subtitles. The vulnerability is on all supported platforms - which means Mac and Linux in addition to Windows.
VLC is a media application that can play almost any kind of media file - it’s a [...]