Following up on my previous post about Changing your SSH Password on Unix, I’m going to get into some detail on using VIM and some resources for more information. To start, open Terminal and type in “vi” or “vim”. On Mac OS X systems, it doesn’t matter what you type, although other machines might complain. [...]
So, you’ve downloaded the latest release of that popular app onto your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and you’re loving it, hating it, or you’re still deciding. You’ve got a bone to pick with the developer, or you have a great idea that you think would make the app even more incredible than it already [...]
In my last post, I wrote about my game, Nippon. While I was developing it, I had a few great beta testers, who (unless they tell me that they don’t mind being mentioned here) will remain anonymous. The beta testers had a good time playing Nippon while providing me with valuable feedback. One of the [...]
Whether you are new to Mac OS X or a long time user, there’s a decent chance that you use Safari for your daily web browsing activities. If you’ve recently switched from Windows or Linux, you may have been using Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. You could get those on your Mac, but Safari is [...]
Want a free Windows Product key? Any major OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) is paying for it. Well, not really, but this is an interesting trick, although I’m not sure just how legal or illegal it is. Disclaimer: THIS IS PROBABLY ILLEGAL. Don’t blame me if you get in trouble. Many “brick and mortar” computer stores have [...]
Hey, want to have some fun? Check out Google Translate’s pronunciation feature! Go to Google.com/translate . Make sure that the “translate to” language is English. I am not sure if this will work in other languages. Now, type in what you want Google to read. A little speaker should appear next to the translation. Click [...]