This is why we shouldn't have nice things.
Not sure that NSFetchedResultsController is worth the pain.
Heh. It's not all sunshine and roses on the new shiny.
Nevertheless, I do feel like the web has conditioned folks to be more tolerant of app-to-app differences.
I think I'll get this right eventually.
Frustration with Mercurial’s weird branching semantics solved?
I'm pretty familiar with Git so I'm trying to sort out how Mercurial (used on Google Code) differs conceptually.
So useful.
Nice pattern. I sorta wish that building settings UITableViews was doable in Interface Builder, though.
Great perspective. A good argument for iPad-as-netbook-replacement.
Unfortunately for my business trips I always need a laptop, what with the programming and such. iPad sounds great for the plane, though.
iStockphoto users discuss inclusion in the Blogger template designer:
"Cool: looks to me that this is a carefully controlled promotional dealio that iStock cooked up in accordance with our opt-in to thrid party use and promotional feeds. Awesome exposure in exactly the kind of ultra high-audience ultra high-profile sort of place that you'd expect that clause to be used for."
In a nutshell: make a PAC file so that the device will use SOCKS.
Handy page that assists in installing the del.ioio.us bookmarklet without needing a sync to desktop Safari.
"Unless we nonfiction writers are lucky and hit a public-domain mother lode, we have to pay for the right to use just about anything — from a single line of a song to any part of a poem; from the vast archives of the world’s art (now managed by gimlet-eyed venture capitalists) to the historical images that serve as profit centers for museums and academic libraries."
Do want.
Yay. Very happy that Amazon has the dual business model of selling both hardware and books, since they don't have to feel like they're losing out if I read their books on someone else's hardware.
I'm curious to see whether I gravitate to the iPad or the Kindle for text-heavy reading (that doesn't benefit from iPad's larger screen or color). Regardless, I have options!
"Inside the box was a big yellow envelope, stamped first class from the White House, and Cline immediately thought: How did I get in so much trouble that now the president is involved?"