August 2011
2 posts
to write or not?
I still have this blog, right? so why not utilize it and write something about technology? I don’t know, but maybe because having more than one blog always means way too much work? mh.
November 2007
3 posts
is ze back? →
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why enterprise software often has a crappy ui? →
well, gruber knows it, as always. and also it’s just another nice tech podcast.
is leopard worth the update?
totally, although it broke my iphone toolchain and I can’t use one of my smb shares. but I love xcode 3.0 and obj-c 2.0. oh, and I like the new dock. :)
October 2007
1 post
September 2007
11 posts
“Quite frankly, even if the choice of C were to do *nothing* but keep the C++...”
– Linus on using c or c++ for the git project.
best twitter shirt so far? definitely. →
should we have a party? →
why did this hit the net yesterday and not the day... →
“My IQ drops with each MySpace message I read”
– and why would that happen?
seriously?
within the last 24 hours two people visited my blog and they were searching for shit porno. mh. makes you wonder.
“Liveblogging the Gettysburg Address: “Ok, we’re starting…Abe...”
– anyone else hitting refresh?
“The magazine is designed to give the camera man a better understanding of the...”
– no more questions.
why apple has to release a new ipod on wednesday?
because my ipod is broken and I won’t spend any money on a 5th generation model.
there is something slower than six mbit?
surprisingly there is. a weekend with less tech huhah and a slow connection. mh, not sure if that is actually a good thing though.
August 2007
9 posts
“currentSketchView = [[smcSketchView init] alloc];”
– do I need some sleep? maybe.
nibbler 2.0?
yes. nibblr. :)
could be more straight forward?
definitely. NSOutlineView. especially dragging and ib support. [way too much subclassing]
who buys that?
I would, perhaps. Young Woz and Jobs Playset goes on sale in two days
other code host?
I don’t like sourceforge, I like google code and maybe I should try origo. contrary to both google and sourceforge, they officially host open and closed source projects. neat.
