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- Japanese fart scrolls (kinda NSFW, graphic) There have been times I've wanted to do that to one of our cats. http://t.co/cYVLLXLn #ifart 22 hours ago
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- very handy iCal (the file format, not the Mac app) validator - http://t.co/lPiNSw0t 3 days ago
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Category Archives: Macintosh
iPhone Photos Without Photostream
Apple’s iOS 5 introduced Photostream as part of their iCloud offering – when you take photos on an iOS device they are automatically synced to iCloud and from there to other devices and Mac iPhoto libraries. Once in a while, … Continue reading
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No More Printer Rebates from Apple
Apple has long offered a $100 rebate on select printers. It’s something I’ve counseled many Mac buyers to take advantage of. You could get a moderate quality inkjet printer with a flatbed scanner built-into it for free with that rebate. … Continue reading
The Mac Companion: Are You Serious, Iomega?
Over the summer, Iomega announced their latest external hard drive, this one targeted at the Macintosh community: the Mac Companion. The Companion is a very nice looking external hard drive with both USB 2.0 and Firewire 800 ports, as well … Continue reading
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Words of Advice Before Upgrading to iOS 5 and iCloud
Today is a big day for Apple. The iPhone 4S is shipping and Apple is doing one of its biggest set of software updates ever. Today they’ll be releasing iOS 5 for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. They’ll also … Continue reading
Fixing Perl after MacOS X Security Update 2009-001
Apple's first security update of 2009 for MacOS X may solve some security issues in the OS but it also seriously breaks Perl by installing old versions of some modules along with Perl. It looks like Perl works okay for things that MacOS X uses it for, but if you do development using it or have installed other modules than what it came bundled with you may find that it no longer works.
…You'll probably need to download it from CPAN by hand as the CPAN shell itself is broken by the update.
The current version (as of the time I'm writing this article) is 1.2301 – you can find it at http://search.cpan.org/~gbarr/IO-1.2301/IO.pm
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