The WebKit team announced a new site today where you can download nightly builds of the latest WebKit — very cool. I went ahead and wrote the following simple shell script to automate the process of downloading and installing the latest build:
#!/bin/sh
curl -o /tmp/webkit.dmg http://nightly.webkit.org/builds/Latest-WebKit-CVS.dmg
hdiutil mount /tmp/webkit.dmg
if [ -d /Volumes/WebKit/WebKit.app ]; then
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The local Apple Store was having their monthly fire sale this weekend, and thanks to the new iPod Nanos requiring some counter space I got a great deal on one of the old iPod Shuffle demo units. I decided to test the battery capacity by cycling it a few times, and discovered something interesting […]
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Preface
When I started thinking about this topic about a week ago, it was originally
going to be a rant about [NetNewsWire][] and how its click-through behavior was
so frustrating. Upon doing a little research however, I discovered this
problem is not specific to NNW, but all OS X applications, and I’m certainly
not the first person to talk […]
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As a teacher, I’d love to have lectures podcasted and have the ability to embed Word or Keynote docs or hyperlinks somehow as well! I know album art and links to the iTMS are what will pay for some of this, but why not add capacity and watch a new market emerge?! — […]
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Don’t you just love when you run across a company that just “get’s it”? They just really grok their industry and what it’s all about… they see the big picture, and therefore tend to be the trend setters. There aren’t all that many companies I know of that I’d put in this category […]
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