NSLog(); takes a look at Adium’s Push/Pop feature.
What a great way to temporarily clear the input box to type a quick response.
Key strokes:
- Ctrl-s: replace the input box with the stack.
- Ctrl-up/ctrl-down: Push/pop messages onto a stack.
NSLog(); takes a look at Adium’s Push/Pop feature.
What a great way to temporarily clear the input box to type a quick response.
Key strokes:
Flickr: Photos from Brad Froehle – just trying out Flickr. It’ll be interesting to see how much the pro version will cost. Seems like a slick way to setup public albums, etc.
New Feature!
It’s called LiveSearch. To see it in action, just start typing some search terms into the search box on the right. Cool, eh?
Ranchero Software just introduced MarsEdit which is in 1.0beta. It’s a competitor to other blog posting utilities like ecto.
It was a charm to get working with WordPress after I found instructions online. In fact, this post was written in MarsEdit
Let me quote the instructions for posterity:
In the (excellent) online help there are special instructions for a number of different blogs but there is not one for WordPress.
To get wordpress to work, the rpc url will be the home url plus “/xmlrpc.php”.
The blog-ID should be set to ‘default’ – it seems to hang if you set it to a number (like 1).
Also note that future posts will be retrieved even though they are not yet visible on the blog (in other words the xmlrpc is not filtering – this is not a MarsEdit problem).”
Since when does Amazon.com sell Trombones?
Here’s a bookmarklet to add to your favorites. It takes the current page you are looking at on Amazon.com and looks it up in the Hennepin County Library online catalog.
Bookmarklet: Amazon to Hennepin County Library
Since it be talk like a pirate day, I’m runnin’ all me posts through a filter that turns it into pirate speak.
With any luck, this’ll be removed tomorrow so you can have normal text again.
As per some requests, I’ve posted a picture of the view out my window during the day.
Since I actually have a view out of the window this year, I took some panorama photos at night (2 pictures stitched together — 10 second exposures).