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- Comcast Support Problems – SURFboard SBG6580 – Intermittent Connection Loss
- Capturing AirPort Extreme Log with Lion Server Syslog
- Cookbook: Snow Leopard, RVM, Ruby on Rails
- How I setup Ubuntu 11.04 Server using VirtualBox on a MacBook Air
- Git Cheat Sheet
- Notes on setting up a Ruby on Rails Environment for Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS
- Adding MongoDB to my Mac OS X Snow Leopard Ruby on Rails Environment
- Setting up my Snow Leopard Ruby 1.9.2, Ruby on Rails 3.0, Nginx, Passenger development environment
- Heading to Big Nerd Ranch later this month!
- MacBook Pro Development Environment
- Attending iOSDevCamp 2010 – Building Meet4Drinks
- iMac bluetooth problems gone, but how?
- Wireless Keyboards and Mice are Great Until….
- One more reason to love my MacBook Pro as a Windows Development Box
- Busy Folks at Big Nerd Ranch!
- iPad as Technical Book Reader? Absolutely!
- A few small upgrades to the blog…
- iPad Review – First 24 hours
- Software Developers are Human Beings
- HOWTO: Answer the question “Is {some site} up or down?”
- RESTful .NET by Jon Flanders
- Kindle: Amazon’s 6″ Wireless Reading Device (Latest Generation)
- Adobe Creative Suite 4 – Web Premium
- WS_FTP Professional
- Better than Google: Real answers for Programmers, System Administrators and IT Professionals
- Book Review: RESTful Web Services – Web services for the real world
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- Here’s A Place to Welcome Visitors
- Hike in the East Bay – Get a Commerative T-Shirt!
- Mac Market Share Increasing!
- Nokia places Qt under LGPL License – Sweet!
- Software Design: Want vs. Need
- Setting up Unit Testing in Xcode 3.1
- What a bump!
- You can’t keep a good class library down … MFC gets reprieve from death sentence!
- MobileMe Mail Error
- Finally, accepted into the Apple iPhone Developer Program!
- Upgrade to iPhone OS 2.0 Fails – Unknown Error (-9838)
- Building Team Cohesion Quickly
- Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2008 – See you there?
- Simple UI Refinements Increase Developer Productivity
- iPhone developers put on hold by Apple
- How to enable MSI Logging
- GetQueuedCompletionStatus() – Devil in the Details!
- Apple iPhone SDK — Catch-22 for Developers
- Method Swizzling in Safari on Mac OS X
- Young Entrepreneurs ship File Manager for Atari 800
- Rubic’s Cube Solution
- Podcasting Gear
- Software Managers, don’t forget to invest for the future!
- Separate Interface and Implementation in C/C++
- What is the product exposure if you ship debug symbols?
- Use QImage to create a composite image (i.e. One image with another overlaid on top of it.)
- Computer Repair vs Auto Repair — Why they are very different.
- Protect Sensitive Data on your MacBook Pro
- WinQual Registration Head Aches
- Generating a GDB Log File for Xcode Debug Sessions
- Perforce launchd configuration on Mac OS Tiger (10.4)
- HOWTO – Use Visual Studio 2005 for Qt Open Source Development
- Working with Multiple Depots and/or Client Workspaces
- Configuring a Perforce Depot on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) Server
- Notes from Trolltech Developer Days 2005
- Backup MySQL database on Windows Server 2003
- Environment Variables Provided by Windows Operating System
- PATH Environment Variable Limitations in Windows
- Introduction to XML
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