Update: And we have an answer - Google Maps Ditches Tele Atlas in Favor of Street View Cars and Crowdsourcing
I have no idea. But the title is catchy, and I’m hoping to learn the answer by a) writing out my thoughts and b) you. The transaction went down in July but was only uncovered recently, [...]
I wasn’t aware of Clang and the transition to Low Level Virtual Machine compiler infrastructure. I knew about LLVM, but never saw a roadmap of Apple’s transition until I read the always excellent Ars Technica OS X Review. I’m just now setting up my development environment and was very tempted to use Clang to compile [...]
I’m not sure when, but most likely when Leopard was released, applications started storing their cache files as sqlite databases (usually named Cache.db). For example, Safari has its cache at:
~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/Cache.db
Apps that haven’t caught up yet are still using the less-efficient .cache files. Though not as efficient, these files are easier to access, just toss it [...]
First off, I’m going to start posting in a new format - a “squirt” (screw you zune). I have thoughts to convey that are too long for a tweet and too short for a full entry. I’ll put all these squirts into a single category.
Here are some things about Safari that are chapping my hide:
With [...]
Update: If the Envelope index trick doesn’t work for you, disable any bundles you have by moving them to the “Bundles (Disabled)” folder within ~/Library/Mail/. GrowlMail and Safari 4 Public Beta do not get along so you will have to disable this one.
I’m running two plugins (bundles) for Mail.app - GrowlMail and WideMail - and have [...]
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