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that's the video I was writing about in my previous post. In line videos makes more compelling posts I've been told
I paid a visit to The California Academy of Science yesterday, and I was mesmerized by the fact that they got Touch Sensitive iMacs.
The irony is that even though it's Apple hardware, which sure looks nice in the building, it appears to run Windows. At least some of them do: I was looking at their photo store booth, which was running DarkRoom software, maybe it is virtualized -- I'm not sure.
Anyway, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have missed this hardware announcement from Apple if it was truly an Apple product, I surely did notice the rumor saying that such product was coming out this year. My best guess so far is that it is in fact a Troll Touch addon maybe a slipcover?
$ port uninstall perl5.8 ---> Unable to uninstall perl5.8 5.8.9_3, the following ports depend on it: ---> perl5So, you should type:
$ port -f uninstall perl5.8 ---> Unable to uninstall perl5.8 5.8.9_3, the following ports depend on it: ---> perl5 Warning: Uninstall forced. Proceeding despite dependencies. ---> Deactivating perl5.8 @5.8.9_3 ---> Uninstalling perl5.8 @5.8.9_3and finally:
$ port install perl5 +perl5_10 ...which gives:
$ perl -v | grep built This is perl, v5.10.1 (*) built for darwin-multi-2level
I've been using this for a long time, but lately I've found that it wasn't working so well (The screen saver would launch and then stop right away).
Initially, I was using quicksilver and the guts of the ScreenSaverEngine to run something like that:
open '/System/Library/Frameworks/ScreenSaver.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/ScreenSaverEngine.app'
There is a better way to launch the ScreeSaver, it's to use the following applescript
tell application "System Events"Finally, the main problem was that I was previously using this trigger with the key combination ⇧⌘L 'on press', but it's much better to use 'on release', solving a race issue making the screensaver exit almost immediately.
start current screen saver
end tell
So to sum up:
[and at a separate event:
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My last tweet made me review these pictures in awe, and then I noticed these two different men in these distinct events.
I don't mean to be critical or anything of my good friends over the other side of the channel, but, is this the beginning of a new fashion? Can't wait to have them in that outfit in the office. yay England!
Anyone is using one of the community banks listed in the 94107 zipcode? Like Byrne, I'm tempted to make the switch.
We wish you all the best for the new year. Tous nos voeux pour cette nouvelle année. Maelys, Caroline & Yann
Baby pictures are available on my flickr photostream as usual.
Les photos de bebe sont dispo sur mon flickr comme d'habitude.
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no stress, this is the holidays after all
San Francisco in words and pictures. Click on the link above for a ton more.
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I paid 50 people $1.00 each to take a picture of themselves using the Amazon Mechanical Turk api. Total cost: $50 (plus a reward to encourage innovation). I used this message. Everything was surprisingly automatic, I have to explore this api more.
“SARDINES are better than candy,” my father said. “They’re oily, but nutritious!” Easy for him to say. I was 8 and had just moved to a new, fancier school. The socioeconomic shift was most apparent to me in the cafeteria, where there was a wide disparity between my lunch and everyone else’s. Ours was a Spartan household: no chocolate, cookies or extraneous sugar. For us, Rice Krispies cereal was supposed to be some kind of special indulgence.
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Oh, I have a better idea, can't your drone send the enemy an email: "H5. You lose.". Maybe it's just me, but robots making decision looks like a pretty dumb one to me.
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The first version of Mac I really used as a personnal/professionial computer was 10.3 -- note so long ago! I couldn't stand Mac OS 9 the few times I had to borrow one.
Before Mac I was a fvwm2 happy user.
