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April 13, 2010
Topics: computers, experiments, mac, software development, tips, tutorials
It recently came to my attention the existence of this heavily-client-based web framework to develop desktop-like applications called Sproutcore and is backed up by Apple (there is another cool alternative called Capuccino). Basically it relies on Javascript to create nice desktop-like applications, but on the web.
Ever since i (…) [continue reading]
February 17, 2010
Topics: computers, cries for help, mac, music, tips
I have to say this: looking for a simple music player for OSX is like searching for a needle in the middle of lots of big sticks; it should be easy, except the needle is under the carpet. Nevertheless, between trying out iTunes , Songbird , and a few other options, i have always felt like there should be something, you know, simple and memory efficient. (…) [continue reading]
January 27, 2010
Topics: apple, computers, hardware, mac, technology, video
Cool as it may be, i cannot but feel disappointed with Apple’s newest unveiling – the iPad:
No camera – Really? In this day and age of videoconferencing?!? What are you guys thinking? No GPS – It does have assisted (wifi/3G) GPS but it’s not quite the same, is it? Especially (…) [continue reading]
August 24, 2009
Topics: computers, mac, wtf
They could have, I don’t know, used the name of the application as the process name. No? I’m just saying…

July 28, 2009
Topics: computers, mac, tips
I always forget this, so I might as well write it down. According to Apple’s support pages:
Choosing another default email application
Open the Mail application (/Applications/Mail). From the Mail menu, choose Preferences. Click the General button. Choose your default email client from the pop-up menu.
Choosing another default (…) [continue reading]
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