I need some help with Applescript, osascript, and some shell script.

When he plugged the camera into the local network with an Ethernet cable, the camera came up as a device in a local browser window on Mac OS X. Cheshire double clicked the camera's entry and, voila, the camera's html control page came up, complete with images of the audience. (link)

[via dive into mark] > I don't want to talk about corporate politics. I want to talk about the tilde. (link)

Jordan: "One of the benefits of going with [Motorola] is that we don't assume the hardware will get faster." (link)

You know your caffeine addiction is going string when an online comic triggers your need to go make coffee...

This is a reminder to all you out there that I'm available for web development positions, esp. pure-Java and WebObjects. I'm also interested in Mac OS X programming.

I would love to be able to get some of my mailing lists via RSS. Certain lists I read a lot of, but don't want to have around cluttering my HD, since I know they're archived and searchable online. I would love to be able to read them in NetNewsWire, following the links to interesting posts.

[via Ranchero.com] Brent just keeps truckin' on these useful Cocoa apps. Get yours today! (link)

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[via Jeremy Zawodny's blog] Jeremy blogs Jordan Hubbard keynoting today at the O'Reilly OS X conference. (link)

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[via Jeremy Zawodny's blog] Jeremy blogs Jordan Hubbard keynoting today at the O'Reilly OS X conference. (link)

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[via Jeremy Zawodny's blog] Jeremy blogs Jordan Hubbard keynoting today at the O'Reilly OS X conference. (link)

I applied for a job today maintaining a company's intranet. It reminded me of my beginnings in web work, and reminded me again why I love blogging so much. Fast, easy, web content.

[via Jeremy Zawodny's blog] Jeremy blogs Jordan Hubbard keynoting today at the O'Reilly OS X conference. (link)

I told someone today:

I'd like [to] communicate that the app is where you go to get your point across - a launching off point for eloquence, soliloquy, and the ravings of the madman.

Get used to it boys and girls...

I was having trouble with my xmlrpc ping code, then Jim suggested using the http interface. Like, duh. <smacks forehead>

You'll notice more attributed and quoted posts upcoming - that's because Sid now accepts dragged items from NetNewsWire, and creates the attributions and quotes automatically.

Is it working? It seems to be working. After all this messing around with NSURLHandles and such, lowly NSString came to the rescue with [NSString stringWithContentsOfURL:aUrl]

[via Hack the Planet] > The much-anticipated Danger Hiptop wireless blogging device has been released. (link)