It's called BrokeAndroid. It lets you smash up an android phone on your iPhone.
I guess it's ok if you're ripping on Android
http://itunes.com/Apps/BrokeAndroid
Obviously... if you've got your head in your hands, you probably arn't thinking about washing them. And don't get me started on wiping away tears, HELLO eye infections!
> And I'd guess there are macro recorders for OS X, right?
Apple has been pushing AppleScript in a big way, altough the recording aspect of it has been busted (in my opinion) since the dawn of OS X.
This kind of united states centric (I was going to say amero-centric, but then I remembered the rest of the continent) thought is getting pretty old. Just because you don't have to write accented characters, doesn't mean it's not news (for nerds no less).
Expecting South Park to come out swinging at wall mart is probably putting too much faith in their integrity and political drive. Ever since the totally reactionary post sept. 11th Osama Bin Laden episode, I've held no torch for Trey Parker and Matt Stone as a force for good in america.
DarwinPorts will allow you to install ports from source, and appearently yum offers the ability to install binaries.
The point being that Darwin is supposed to be a fully functional unix, not just the little bastard child that's kept in the cellar. Mostly useful I think when (as you pointed out) you want to keep multiple systems with identical configurations, or things that relate to administering or serving to os x machines, when you don't need the gui.
The Royal Bank of Canada, is not actually the same thing as the Bank of Canada. The name is somewhat deceptive, but it's just a bank, like Bank of America is just a bank. Non governmental is the key here...
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It's called BrokeAndroid. It lets you smash up an android phone on your iPhone. I guess it's ok if you're ripping on Android http://itunes.com/Apps/BrokeAndroid
Wasn't it ideology that got us to the moon the first time?
Times New Roman looks really good to my eye. .xccolortheme file)
This is my Xcode setup:
http://vectorvector.tumblr.com/post/339810337/proportional-font-programming
(I link to the downloadable
Worst to my eye: Monaco and Arial.
Obviously... if you've got your head in your hands, you probably arn't thinking about washing them. And don't get me started on wiping away tears, HELLO eye infections!
man, I heard about this on quirks and quarks on the weekend. what is this, slowdot?
You know steve-o hooked them up with a nice deal.
Price to you and price to them may look a few digits smaller.
A lot of good can come out of this - potentially. But I can see a the potential for misuse too.
Every single technological application or scientifiic advancement has a possible misuse. Period.
Pens! They could be used to stab people! Or worse! They could be used to write dirty words or nasty letters!
Stop jerking your knee and think of the people this can help.
http://www.downhillbattle.org/itunes/ "iTunes music store. Facelift for a corrupt industry"
AppleScript can currently be done over IP. It's not exactly seamless, but it can be done. That's half of 'cross platform and over a network'.
> And I'd guess there are macro recorders for OS X, right? Apple has been pushing AppleScript in a big way, altough the recording aspect of it has been busted (in my opinion) since the dawn of OS X.
Oddly, the first paid link that came up when I searched for Hutton at google.ca was version of this very story, about the beeb buying up adwords.
Wacky wacky world.
This kind of united states centric (I was going to say amero-centric, but then I remembered the rest of the continent) thought is getting pretty old. Just because you don't have to write accented characters, doesn't mean it's not news (for nerds no less).
Expecting South Park to come out swinging at wall mart is probably putting too much faith in their integrity and political drive. Ever since the totally reactionary post sept. 11th Osama Bin Laden episode, I've held no torch for Trey Parker and Matt Stone as a force for good in america.
DarwinPorts will allow you to install ports from source, and appearently yum offers the ability to install binaries. The point being that Darwin is supposed to be a fully functional unix, not just the little bastard child that's kept in the cellar. Mostly useful I think when (as you pointed out) you want to keep multiple systems with identical configurations, or things that relate to administering or serving to os x machines, when you don't need the gui.
The Royal Bank of Canada, is not actually the same thing as the Bank of Canada. The name is somewhat deceptive, but it's just a bank, like Bank of America is just a bank. Non governmental is the key here...