Dear pg_dump,
Further to our recent encounter, which I shall summarise thus:
% pg_dump --no-owner --clean --create foo > foo.sql
pg_dump: [archiver] -C and -c are incompatible options
If you're going to bitch at me for passing in incompatible options,
you could do worse than t
When I ask you to exit please don't put up a confirmation dialogue
*behind* your current active window and start bouncing the Dock icon.
That's just dumb.
Hatefully yours,
Stig
On 20 May 2006, at 21:16, Michael Leuchtenburg wrote:
...
Unless, of course, you want to index into arrays. For an array of
bytes,
it's fine - no problem. But if you want to index into an array of
two-byte data, ah, now there is a problem. Because, you see, in
order to
find the pointer to
Dear Diary,
About a week ago I switched macs and used the migration assistant to
move my account over. Since then there has been much gnashing of
teeth and wailing in anger. In its wisdom my mac has decided that
qwerty is the One True Keyboard Layout(tm) and decided to educate me
about it
Last weekend I spent hours going through my iPhoto library and put a
lot of photos into a book. The intention was to then trim the
selection down to a manageable number and eventually get the book
printed. I should have known better, but I assumed that "a book is
just a special case of an a
On 2 Nov 2005, at 11:25, Peter da Silva wrote:
Please to be not sucky!
Are you talking about classic Finder search in 10.3 or below, or
the new All Your Search Belong To Spotlight in 10.4?
I was using the Finder search in 10.4; using Spotlight didn't even
cross my mind. Now I see that Spo
Please to be not sucky! Searching for "Foo" in my home directory
returns lots of hits, but clicking on each one in turn (and having to
do this is almost worthy of a hate on its own) shows that they are
each in ~/.Trash. Hmm... so I look for a quick way out to "ignore
stuff in Trash", but no
I don't get it. iChat DOES have two lists of unique messages, one for
available and one for away.
No it does not (at least my version don't). Try editing the status
menu and add "foo" to both the available and away lists.
Stig
So, I'm in iChat with a status of "available", but with a custom
message of "ill", as I'm currently feeling pretty rotten. I'm about
to leave the 'puter to get some much-needed nourishment, so I tell
iChat to set my status to "away", with a custom message of "ill". And
as by magic, nothing
