Technology

First webOS app is in catalog

October 19, 2009

I wrote a small tester webOS app for Palm Pre a while back and submitted it to Palm to be in the App Catalog. I didn’t even notice until today, but evidently my app, gChords Free, was published in the app catalog a few days ago. So far it’s managing pretty good reviews.

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Blu-ray possibly coming to iTunes (Mac?)

May 19, 2009

Several weeks ago Apple seeded out the iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 4 and iTunes 8.2 Pre-release to the developers enrolled in their iPhone developer program. The release had varying minor to major changes to both the iPhone and iTunes but one poster on the MacRumors forum found something pretty interesting in the About iTunes window.

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Setting up aggregate devices in OS X 10.4+

May 18, 2009
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I’ve mentioned on this blog before that I’ve experimented with using Guitar Rig to produce guitar tones through my MacBook. Setting up such a rig is pretty straightforward but I ran into an interesting problem when it came to routing sound from the input jack on my laptop to the Guitar Rig application. With some research and tinkering, I found a solution that works perfectly. If you can’t figure out how to get your guitar input into Guitar Rig, this tutorial is for you.

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I’m a Django Developer…and I use WordPress

August 3, 2008

WordPress is powered by PHP. Lots of it. Generally Django/Python developers like myself have a vendetta against PHP for some reason. I suppose it’s because they find Python so much more efficient, and PHP is incredibly hard to get complex projects done with. Personally, I don’t have a problem with PHP. I don’t use it [...]

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The easy way to move an iTunes Library to a new computer

August 1, 2008

This used to be a hard thing to accomplish. I would copy my entire iTunes folder, complete with XML Library files to another drive for backup, then put them back on the new computer careful to put them back in the same exact location they were before. This worked, but it was tedious. The last [...]

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