Setting up PHP in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
I updated my Mac with OS X 10.6 last night and the process went very smoothly without any problems. Apple does a good job with OS upgrades and installs, and they almost always go very smoothly. Most users can just pop in the disk, click the button, restart and go. In my case, I use [...]
Weekend Round-up
Just when I thought “A List Apart” had become a useless dried up husk of RoR wankers, they turn around and publish this gem of an article: Getting Out of Binding Situations in JavaScript I’ve read various descriptions of ‘binding’ in JavaScript before, but this is probably the most clear explanation I’ve seen. As a [...]
Software Update(s)
So I made the switch-a-roo and dumped MS Office of my system (safely archived on the original install CDs). Above you see a sliver of the Terminal, Activity Monitor (‘cuz it’s neat), Coda, Numbers, Pages, and NeoOffice. NeoOffice is there to do “heavy lifting” in case I run across some Office-y type function I can [...]
Work Perk
One of the fun parts of working for a company which manufactures trucks, is seeing great big trucks The new Cascadia
New View
View from new desk.
Michael Barrett