Category: Apple
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iPhone location…
Raw file. Used Pete Warden’s app. Oh and if you missed the buzz, read this.
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Fixing GrowlMail with Mac OS X 10.6.7 and Mail 4.5
Add following two lines to Info.plist: <string>9049EF7D-5873-4F54-A447-51D722009310</string> <string>1C58722D-AFBD-464E-81BB-0E05C108BE06</string> Between <key>SupportedPluginCompatibilityUUIDs</key> <array> And </array> You can find the Info.plist in: ~/Library/Mail/Bundles/GrowlMail.mailbundle/Contents/ Or /Library/Mail/Bundles/GrowlMail.mailbundle/Contents/ If you already opened Mail (and received the disable warning), it’s probably in a folder named “Bundles (Disabled)”; just move the content to Bundles again. You can do the same ‘hack’ with GPGMail;…
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Compile wget on Mac OS X
There’s a precompiled wget available on the net, but it’s not automatically accepting StartSSL’s certificates. And as it seems, there’s a wget update available that did. This is what I had to do to compile it on my Macbook Pro; Or you’ll get this error: configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables PATH=/Developer/usr/bin/:$PATH tar xvzf…
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PGP public key
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Love In This Club Remade In Garageband
I love how he says “retard” at the end. 😀
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Mac OS X lock screen
I’m now working at a company with somewhat sensitive data and I’m still using my Macbook Pro. However, as there is no handy way to lock a screen (like Windows+L on Wintendo machines)… And when I’m at home, I don’t want to fill in my password each time the screensaver jumps on. So I created this AppleScript after…
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Mounting a RAMFS disk at boot in Mac OS X
I received a question about creating a RAMFS for Mac OS X’ /tmp folder, so I’ll post my reply here as well. It’s really simple; Open Terminal (Applications -> Utilities), type “sudo su” and enter your user’s password. Create a new file in /Library/LaunchDaemons, like this: “nano -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.yeri.ramfs.plist” (you can rename yeri to whatever…
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Steve Jobs: How to live before you die
Source.
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iRail.git
iRail source is on Github. To access the iRail source code; Be aware you need to be added as contributor before being able to commit changes. get Git [browse to some folder] mkdir git cd git git clone [email protected]:Tuinslak/iRail.git cd iRail git fetch To edit & commit changes: git add [file] git commit -m ‘edited [file],…