Posts tagged with osx
June 12th, 2008
Am soon going away on a little trip, over to Europe, through Tokyo. Wishing to record my trip, as well as have some data for geocoding the photos, I went on a quest to find a GPS unit that allowed me to:
- log data to internal memory
- make sure there’s LOTS of memory
- and lots of battery
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Posted in hardware, osx | Tagged BT-1000P, bt747, GlobalSat DG-10, mac, osx, SONY GPS-CS1, Wintec WBT-100 |
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April 13th, 2008

Everyone agrees that WebKit is the faster browser engine. Plus its my favourite browser/engine in OSX
Problem is that it doesn’t update itself automatically - and every night there’s a beautiful new build that comes out - which I simply must have.
So in order to save you time - here’s a little script that I put together this afternoon that will download the latest build at the push of a button. Read more »
Posted in osx | Tagged bash, nightly, osx, script, webkit |
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March 20th, 2008
It seems that Apple left one thing out of the equation for Safari 3.1 - colour adherence. With my new Dell 2408WFP, I was getting quite stroppy - as no matter how many times I would calibrate it - it would continually not show the correct colours as compared to my MacBook Pro screen [matte] - or so it seemed. I initially posted two photos on DPreview hoping to ascertain some unknown out of the crown. Here is the MacBook Pro screen with the ‘correct’ colour. Read more »
Posted in photography | Tagged air, analysis, apple, calibration, color, colour, dell, dell 2408WFP, Lightroom, macbook, macbook pro, osx, review |
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March 17th, 2008
Ever wanted to hide the left+right pane’s within Lightroom without having either custom defined shortcuts, or modifying OS X keyboard preferences to enable function keys? Read more »
Posted in photography | Tagged keyboard, Lightroom, osx, shortcut |
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