Journal Sections:
• embedded • hardware • java • life • mac-osx • opinion • photography • software •
• embedded
- La Fonera 2.0 Preview
- Doubling the Arduino Flash Memory once again
- Building PhoneME for Mac OS X
- OpenWrt: Post Kernel System Initialization on the Fonera FON
- La Fonera 2.0 (FON 2202) Hacking, Cleaning House
- La Fonera 2.0 (FON2202) Hardware Details
- PhoneME, a JavaVM for the Fonera FON Router
- La Fonera (FON2100) Hardware Details
- La Fonera Hacking
- Arduino, an open-source platform, Pt.3: ATmega 8 / 168 internal clock and fuse settings
- Arduino, an open-source platform, Pt.2
- Arduino, an open-source platform, Pt.1
- Tweak, Hack, and Bend Technology @ UCI
- SD Code Camp Pt.1 - Innovate - Tweak, Hack, and Bend Technology
- DivX, H.264, Video Codecs, etc.
- Specialized Certificate In Embedded Computer Software
- When I needed it most
- MIDP 2.0 on a Mac - so close - so far away
- Java, C, J2ME, and BREW
• hardware
- Hello AppleTV, sometimes someone will find you annoying
- iPod Touch 2nd Generation 1st Impression
- What's really in those containers full of boxes?
- External Harddrives File Transfer Speeds Compared: USB 2 vs. Firewire 400
- Sh!t We Like - Mini Disk Adapters
- Sh!t We Like - External Harddrives Pt2
- Sh!t We Like - External Harddrives Pt1
- Mac Mini the 3rd.
- A fond farewell to my good old G5
- Brain Surgery Pt.6 - The different Twins
- Formatting a USB Flash-Drive for OS X
- Brain Surgery Pt.5
- Data Transfer Speeds Compared
- Cable Modem Signal Levels
- Brain Surgery Pt.4
- Brain Surgery Pt.3
- A quieter drive
- IOGEAR's Bluetooth to USB Adapter for Macintosh
- Wetsuit for the Gs
- Brain Surgery Pt.2
- Brain Surgery Pt.1
- Housecleaning - Apple Mac G5
- Mac OS X is riding the Buffalo
- Gone Printing...
• java
- Turning the Web on its head - let's have the server call the client
- Turning the Web on its head - let's have the server call the client
- Java 6 on the Mac
- Big blow for Java Desktop Group
- Turning the Web on its head - let's have the server call the client
- Java SE 6 Developer Preview for the Mac is back
- Java 6 still missing on Mac OS X
- What would you do, if Java 6 on Mac OS X would never be ?
- SwiXml 1.6 (Beta 1)
- Swixml is used in GlassFish's openInstaller Framework
- JavaOne 2007 Wrap-up, Final Thoughts, and Open Questions
- Tough Crowd at JavaOne?
- Is enthusiasm, energy, and creativity enough to catch up to competitors who may not have the same level of compassion but instead have a strong commercial interest?
- XML Schema for Swixml
- Java on OS X, slowly fading away
- Swixml
- Swixml available at ibiblio
- Declarative Programming, emphasizing UI Generation at Runtime
- IntelliJ 5.0.2 has been released.
- JavaOne SwiXML presentation online
- How private are private fields after all?
- Apache Tomcat - The Shine is Gone
- Better, Faster, Lighter Java
- Generation vs Reflection
- XSLT the Good the Bad and the Ugly
- Code Inspection
• life
- The Nutella Experiment
- A New Direction
- Apple Store, Carlsbad - Grand Opening
- Roadtrip 2008
- If it's shady or underground, it's thebroken
- Tech Weekly Podcast, Episode #10
- Happy New Year
- The air quality has improved to poor.
- iDay in NYC
- Why I think newegg sucks
- Out of Balance
- Subscription TV
- Diggnation Comic-Com
- Two iDogs rock on stage
- Blogs, Podcasts, and Video Podcasts for December 2005
- Appropo E Solutions and the Digital Age
- free vs. fair
- Listening to Podcasts .. it ain't healthy.
- Podcasting and the law of conservation of modularity
- Taking the iPod shuffle for a run
- Peaceful and Quiet
- Remember Miracles?
- A Couch Potato Weekend
- Outsource This
- Diary
- Knight Moves
- Is Apple's iTunes client for Windows a hog?
• mac-osx
- Installing Maven 2.0.9 on OS X
- Installing Tomcat 6.0.18 on OS X
- iPhone 2.0 (5A347)
- WWDC 2008
- Installing WebSphere Community Edition on Mac OS X revisited
- Enabling PHP 5.2.5 on Mac OS X 10.5.2 [Client]
- Running MySQL 5.1 on Mac OS X 10.5.2 [Client]
- Carlsbad, California is getting an Apple Store
- Simply auto-mount Network Shares at Mac OSX startup, or even simpler at login
- Prevent OSX's .DS_Store file creation over network connections and other useful defaults
- Keys to press, when booting your Mac
- End of the Year Backup
- Mac Mini, the SubVersion Server, revisited
- Mac Mini, the perfect Project Automation Server
- Motorola v551 really does iSync with Mac OS X 10.4 via Bluetooth
- Create an iPoster with 98 of your Best Photos
• opinion
- VOTE for HOPE
- Farewell PC, you have been virtualized
- WWDC 2008 - Final Thoughts
- Just trying to keep larger numbers in perspective
- Barack Obama: "We are the ones we have been waiting for"
- We are committed to open source, no really, we are.
- The Power of Inspiration - Yes, We Can.
- Multi-factor Authentication at PayPal
- Digging Hypocrisy
- Did Google just lose its innocence?
- Why in the world would you think your cell phone would work in your house?
- Clone for fame or famous for cloning?
- My current favourite is SwixML
- XAML
• photography
• software
- By Developers For Developers
- Dynamic 2D bar codes on the fly
- TiffanyScreens 3.0, a major leap forward
- Protect your online privacy when on the road by using your Home Router as a Secure Socket Proxy
- TiffanyScreens 2.6.3, faster and more secure.
- NewsFire RSS Reader becomes Freeware
- Data collection on the Web made amazingly easy.
- TiffanyScreens v2.6.1 beta available for Mac users.
- TiffanyScreens 2.6, with new features and compatible with Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard. Available Now.
- TiffanyScreens 2.6 beta available for Mac users.
- TiffanyScreens 2.6, with new features and compatible with Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard announced.
- Small Improvements on WolfPaulus.com
- TiffanyScreens is all about innovation and 2.5.1 is available now.
- Ad Hoc TiffanyScreens
- By Developers For Developers No Fluff only Code
- TiffanyScreens shows your screen to your peer group, without a projector
- SD Code Camp Pt.2 - How the Internet works ..
- A Feature Complete Tiffany Screens
- TiffanyScreens presents your PowerPoints without a projector
- How to remotely access a Mac, even if it's behind a corporate firewall.
- Insanely great software
- Specialized client apps for watching Video Podcasts and Internet Television
- Does Eclipse's RCP mark the return of the fat client?
- One-click RSS Subscriptions
- XQuery, XmlPull, and XPath