
fun with Mercurial
As I’ve been working my way through Cocoa Programming, I’ve been checking in my source code, using MacHg and Bitbucket, at the end of every chapter. One nice side-effect of […]
As I’ve been working my way through Cocoa Programming, I’ve been checking in my source code, using MacHg and Bitbucket, at the end of every chapter. One nice side-effect of […]
I’ve been doing a bit of work in my spare time to try to learn Objective-C and Cocoa programming for the Mac. I got sidetracked from that a bit today […]
I’m trying to learn a bit of Mac programming right now. I’m using Cocoa Programming: A Quick-Start Guide for Developers, which is turning out to be a pretty good book […]
Can Amazon push Netflix out of limelight? | Media Maverick – CNET News — I would be all over this, if only it ran on one of my existing boxes […]
I don’t see my local Borders on this store closing list. I buy most of my books at Amazon these days, but it’s nice to have a bookstore where I […]
I’ve had my Verizon iPhone for a few days now. I’m mostly liking it, but I admit I miss a few things about my BlackBerry.Stuff I like about the iPhone: […]
OK, one more Kindle gripe. When I first set up my Kindle 3 yesterday, I opened a couple of the books that I’d copied over, just to make sure I […]
Purely by coincidence, on the same day I got my Kindle 3, Amazon announced a new software update. Sounds kind of interesting.
I got my new Kindle 3 in the mail today. And I’ve successfully transferred all my stuff over from the Kindle 1 to the Kindle 3, wiped the old Kindle, […]
I managed to talk myself into doing my taxes before the SuperBowl started. I bought TurboTax this year instead of the H&R Block At Home (aka TaxCut) software, which I’ve […]