August 2007
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Servoy VUG
I’ll be presenting at the Servoy Virtual User Group next week. Not sure my presentation skills are all that great, but I’m sure I’ll manage. Not exactly a high pressure environment. Big thanks to Adrian for organizing the event.
21 screws
That’s how many little, tiny screws it takes to replace the hard drive of a MacBook Pro. Not for the faint hearted. Took me about 20-25 minutes start to finish.
iphone day 1
So far so good. Refurbished priced suckered me. Still getting used to the keyboard, but it’s good enough to type this much. It’s slightly right handed, but I’m used to getting screwed as a lefty.
Seth’s Mac software auctions begin!
I’m very proud to have a friend like Seth Dillingham. He’s really pouring a tremendous amount of effort into raising funds for charity. Today marks the beginning of a series of auctions of donated Mac software he’s organized. Proceed from all the auctions will directly benefit cancer research.
Cancer research rocks, too! [...]
Leo movie, iLife ‘08 impressions
As the rest of the family is off at a birthday party for a few hours, I had a chance to play with new iLife some. The result is a simple photo movie of Leo.
I’m probably missing a few things about how the new iMovie is suppose to work, but wow it is a [...]
.Mac upgrade and your disk space
The new DotMac upgrades are great. 10 gig of storage is awesome, but watch out.
I noticed I was running really low on disk space on my MacBook Pro the other day, much lower than I realized. After digging around to free up space, I found that since the .Mac update, the sync’d local [...]
Servoy and TextMate
Looks like I’m not the only one playing with editing my Servoy code in TextMate. Here’s a sample bundle that shows how you can use snippets to easily build some of your common code blocks.
Happy Birthday, Sweetie!
It’s Katie’s birthday, today. Hope you have a good one, sweetie!
Servoy: turning global form events into callbacks
Using global methods for form events provides a simple way to build consistent interfaces across your solution while maintaining DRY principals. Servoy's latest 3.5 release includes form event templates, which makes it even easier to apply a set of global events to new forms. There's always cases, however, where you have behaviors that [...]
Magnetic ribbons
The Asylum Street Spankers' tribute to magnetic ribbons is brilliant. Love these guys. Watch some of their other ones while you're there.
Masters of Science Fiction
ABC's come up with something to look forward to in summer fill-in programming.
That call center guy
I'm really tired of seeing this guy:
He's everywhere. I see him on website support pages all over. I see him on printed documentation. I guess he's "Support Guy #1" in some stock photo collection or something...but I don't really care to see him anymore!