On 2008-03-18, at 23:06, Joshua Juran wrote:
Sadly, OS X dishonors this noble heritage by requiring a reboot
merely to update video codecs.
Well, sorta. I haven't had any problem force-quitting after a
quicktime upgrade.
On the other hand, I really wish I could switch virtual consoles or
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Joshua Juran wrote:
| And so it is with the Modem menulet. I said to Disconnect from the
| Bluetooth modem provided by my cell phone, and then I reset the phone
| itself since it was starting to flake out. (Palm OS is its own hate.)
| The marquee-a
On Mar 19, 2008, at 12:32 AM, Michael G Schwern wrote:
Joshua Juran wrote:
Remember waiting several minutes for the Finder to figure out that
the AppleShare server is GONE, and it's NOT coming back? Well,
lose a Bluetooth peer and you get to wait FOREVER.
Or until you reboot.
That's funn
Joshua Juran wrote:
Remember waiting several minutes for the Finder to figure out that the
AppleShare server is GONE, and it's NOT coming back? Well, lose a
Bluetooth peer and you get to wait FOREVER.
Or until you reboot.
That's funny because just an hour ago I woke my laptop up from sleep
One of the great triumphs of Mac OS X is that it's based on Unix.
And anyone familiar with, say, Linux recognizes the power and
flexibility of Unix, allowing you, without rebooting, to change just
about any aspect of the system's configuration except for actually
running a different kernel
Ah, mutt. The mail client with the refreshing motto:
All mail clients suck. This one just sucks less.
One of the myriad ways mutt still manages to suck is the '$' key (bound in index
mode to sync-mailbox). This is supposed to delete any messages marked for
deletion, get any new messages in your i
