Archive for the 'Apple' Category
Sunday, January 7th, 2007
If you use iTunes to manage your podcast subscriptions, and you have enough of them, it can become quite difficult to sift through the list to see what has been recently updated. I often find myself wanting to quickly check whether anything new has arrived in say, the past day or two. My Recent Podcasts […]
Posted in Apple, AppleScript, Technology, Web | 2 Comments »
Friday, January 5th, 2007
Dan Benjamin has a great weblog, and has just taken the plunge into the world of recorded audio broadcasting. Checkout the Hivelogic Podcast (direct feed), whose first episode features a chat with John Gruber of Daring Fireball. The quality of the podcast is already much higher than most first episodes, so I’m looking forward to […]
Posted in Apple, Business, Technology, Web | 8 Comments »
Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007
Update: I shouldn’t be so trigger-happy with blog entries. Summary of this post: long, boring analysis of how I thought I was tracking down a bug in ld. Followed by a mea culpa explaining that I’d gotten it all wrong. Enjoy! Special thanks to Eric Albert for patiently showing me the error of my ways. […]
Posted in Apple, Debugging, Hacking, Programming, Xcode | 7 Comments »
Saturday, December 30th, 2006
Developers, and some power users who are reading this have probably heard of launchd. It’s Apple’s “mama process,” responsible for launching other processes at startup, login, at regular intervals, or on demand. If you open the Activity Monitor application, and view “All Processes, Hierarchically,” you’ll see that there are only two top-level processes: kernel_task, and […]
Posted in Apple, Darwin, Hacking, Programming, Software Reviews | 5 Comments »