MacAddict has an article on swiping the dev tools from Darwin and installing them on the OS X Public Beta.
"This is frighteningly close to the thin line that separates geekery and madness."
Mmmmmm, madness.
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MacAddict has an article on swiping the dev tools from Darwin and installing them on the OS X Public Beta.
"This is frighteningly close to the thin line that separates geekery and madness."
Mmmmmm, madness.
"to the man behind the curtain." Actually, do pay attention to the loads of webloggers who got together to participate in a fine bouquet of net community.
Yeah, here I am in Baltimore, after getting up at 5:00 this AM... yuck.
I've got a bunch of pics from this weekend, working on the house and such... I'll get them uploaded a bit later.
I was just reminded that the Common Log format does not include domain-name reverse lookups. I am really out-of-touch with my servers. I haven't looked at a raw server log since leaving Germany in April '98, when I used to read over our Free-BSD server's Apache logs. Sigh
os-x-first-look tags: "" tp_commentcount: "0" tp_favoritecount: "0" tp_urlid: 6a010534988cd3970b0120a5b354c0970c
Architosh has a good article covering their first look at Mac OS X.
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Architosh has a good article covering their first look at Mac OS X.
After signing up for the (hopefully) hugely sucessful "Behind The Curtain" project, I wasn't able to get ahold of a camera for either day. Although I now have a camera I could use, and could still take and post photos, they would not be from the correct days, and that's the whole ponit. So, I've decided not to participate. I hope we'll do this again sometime.
I ordered this today. Status: "Being Assembled". I know it's a beta OS, but really... "Hurry up, compile faster! Customers are waiting!"
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