One of the major purposes of software design is to avoid making mistakes. You design your software so you don’t get halfway into the project and say “Oh yeah I didn’t think about that” and have to start over again or continue with a weak foundation. Unfortunatley don’t know exatly what type of […]
I have been hosting this site at www.redwoodvirtual.com. The offer some inexpensive virtual private servers and most of the time everything runs well. Unfortunately their server decided that I had gone over my 40 GB of monthly bandwidth and throttled everything down to a very low level. Pages were taking 30 to […]
It is probably too early to tell if it is true, but there are some rumors going around that there is a bit torrent of a version of OS X that runs on regular intel hardware. There is even an image of a Compaq running the operating system. Some people have the opinion […]
If you want to access svn over ssh, you need to make sure that everyone has the correct file permissions. In the following steps we create a directory named svn-repo and change it’s ownership to a group called svn. Then we create the repository and change the security to allow access by people […]
OS X does a great job of integraging blogs with LDAP authentecation. Unfortunately it doesn’t provide an easy way to go in and delete blogs. It appears that actual blog content is kept in /Library/Application Support/Weblogs. However deleting a blog from this directory will only erase the blog entries. Any blogs […]
MacNN | Apple releases WebObjects 5.3 as part of Xcode 2.1
With this release, WebObjects is now part of the Xcode 2.1 Developer Tools distribution. You can now create and edit an entity-relationship model using either Xcode’s EO Model design tool or EOModeler separate development tool packaged with WebObjects.
This is an interesting development. It looks […]