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14 September 2011Google Open Source Blog
The latest news from Google on open source releases, major projects, events, and student outreach programs.
14 September 2011Use Your Loaf
Copyright © 2019 - K Harrison Privacy and Cookies Terms of Use, The added capabilities in Xcode 4 can at first be a bit overwhelming to anybody migrating from Xcode 3. For me this most often leads to frustration at not being able to quickly do something…
14 September 2011TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
I'm always looking for free apps that blend well with my passion for photography. I've been playing with NearPics, a free app from UK developers The Mac Box. The idea is simple. Start the app on your iPhone and photos that have been taken near your…
13 September 2011MacOSXHints.com
Rotating Time Machine backups has never been easier as of 10.7. Apple included in Lion a command-line interface for Time Machine which makes it completely scriptable. For the complete details on the command-line interface take a look at the man page for…
13 September 2011MacOSXHints.com
Ever wonder what's using your internet connection? If you have LittleSnitch you're already there with a nice GUI, but if you're logged on to the system remotely or prefer CLI commands check out 'nettop' in OS X Lion. I noticed this when I was looking for…
13 September 2011Slashdot
An anonymous reader writes "A new type-safe query language for the popular full-text search platform Solr, called Slashem (a Rogue-like), has just been released. Slashem is implemented as a domain-specific language in Scala, providing compile time type…
12 September 2011Planet Mozilla
One of the major buzzwords floating around the Internet these days is continuous deployment. Continuous Deployment is the process of pushing code to servers straight from trunk at any moment. A number of companies do this on a commit/push and most of those…
12 September 2011MacOSXHints.com
I am in the middle of mass deploying thousands of new MacBook Airs at work, and all my previous tools to set the firmware password no longer work in late 2010 or newer models of Macs. This was due to some sort of change on firmware, but I haven't dug deep…
12 September 2011TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
This week's 360iDev conference in Denver, CO kicked off today with a keynote from former Apple employee Matt Drance, who offered a summary of what's changed (and what hasn't) since the last time he spoke to this conference two years ago. He also discussed…
12 September 2011