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Vogon Poetry is now available in the App Store!
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How to file a DBA (Doing Business As / Registration of Fictitious Name) in Missouri for $7.00
Now we’re cookin! 🙂 It’s surprisingly simple to get a Fictitious Name registered in Missouri, and it only happens to cost $7.00. Simply click here: Missouri Registration of Fictitious Name and then fill out two simple online forms (takes about 1 minute), submit your credit card info for $7.00 and you’ll get an immediate confirmation…
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Mac OS X voices for using with the ‘say’ command
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How to connect to a VNC machine that is behind a firewall using SSH tunneling, OS X and Chicken of the VNC
VNC is a very useful program for accessing a computer remotely. These are instructions for accessing a remote machine using OS X, Chicken of the VNC, and Vine Server when there is a firewall in the way. Normally it is a fairly straightforward process to connect from a VNC client to a VNC server running…
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150 open documents in Photoshop – long day of work
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Selling 12″ Powerbook G4 keyboard for parts [SOLD!]
We just replaced Kristin’s laptop’s keyboard since the up, down, right shift and enter keys don’t work anymore. I listed the keyboard on eBay, so go there and bid on it if you’re interested in it for the parts. Thanks! Check out the eBay Listing: Apple 12″ PowerBook G4 Keyboard Keys (Full Set) NR! Link…
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How to sync audio and video for DVD playback using your remote speakers, AirPort Express, Rogue Amoeba’s Airfoil and VLC
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Google Gears (BETA)
Interesting… Google Gears (BETA) is an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using following JavaScript APIs: Store and serve application resources locally Store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database Run asynchronous Javascript to improve application responsiveness Check it out: Google Gears (BETA) Link to share this: https://www.gabrielserafini.com/blog/2007/05/31/google-gears-beta/
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How I got networking working on my Powerbook using Single User Mode in OS X
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How I used the Unix command line to do a multi-file search and replace to fix over 4,700 individual files
Evil hackers attack! Some customers of mine recently reported some suspicious behavior on one of their sites. I discovered, with dismay, that a number of months ago there was a nasty cPanel exploit that some evil hackers had used to insert a malicious line of code into the bottom of every HTML page on this…