Archive for March, 2010
‘man make’
If you Google ‘man make’ the fifth result is How to Make a Man Fall in Love with You – wikiHow. It makes for some interesting reading… but there are many things about the article I just don’t understand. Oh, and never forget: Don’t look like a stalker! Well maybe I dig stalker-chicks? How to […]
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Tags: Google, lol, make
Prune your Mac’s persona
Monolingual – removing the things you Mac needs to run.
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Tags: architectures, disk space, failure, languages, mac, megabytes, Monolingual, open source, universal binaries
Why do I need pthreads statically linked for Window? I am in the odd situation where I am creating a DLL for use in a third-party application where I have no control over the search paths for DLLs (and I can’t put any DLLs in the search paths available) and I need a cross-platform threading […]
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Tags: gcc, mingw, POSIX, pthreads, windows
Sofortbild
If you have a Nikon DSLR and Mac, download Sofortbild. Why wouldn’t you? It’s free! Sofortbild (which means something like “immediate image” in German) connects to you DSLR via wireless or USB and automatically downloads the images to you computer and gives you a large preview (i.e. “tethered shooting”). You can control the most important […]
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Tags: DSLR, HDR, mac, Nikon, photography, Sofortbild
remastersys
I just tried out remastersys for Ubuntu for the first time. It’s a load of awesome. I needed to create a demo CD with a load of stuff pre-installed (including apache, mysql, custom plugins and a web browser), to show off a new web app. (We don’t want to host it on our servers because […]
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Tags: linux, livecd, remastersys, success, ubuntu