By mark | February 22, 2009
I had been relying on CocoaMySql for a long time, but if you’ve used it with any… enthusiasm, you know it’s crashy and slow. This project is purportedly the successor, and it’s certainly snappier. Takes up less space on the desktop, too.
http://www.sequelpro.com/
By mark | February 22, 2009
I think I’m gonna need a set of these for my office:
http://www.atmostheory.com/projects/commands/index.htm
By mark | February 18, 2009
http://pastaprima.net/?p=1877
Why aren’t there more bands putting out good rock with some snarl?
By mark | February 16, 2009
British and French nuclear submarines collide
via War Is Boring
By mark | February 16, 2009
I’m reading Emergence, by Steven Johnson. I’m not terribly impressed in general, it reads at the depth of, well, a WIRED article. Which is fine when its free and article-length, but is a bit frustrating in a book-length format for which I paid.
There’s one particular point he makes which is not only flawed, but really [...]
By mark | February 15, 2009
I just sprang for the “pro” version of Remember The Milk, entirely so I could get the native iPhone app. It’s $25 per year, and I wonder if there’s any other examples of iPhone apps which are effectively subscriptions. $25 a year also seems a little steep for another interface to a database which they [...]
By mark | February 15, 2009
Bohemian
Mr. Fish
Species
Fifteen
The Gabriel Hounds
C’mon, can we please have the book now?
By mark | February 15, 2009
The stack on the left, I’ve read. This is mostly to prove that I can post from my shiny new iPhone.
By mark | February 13, 2009
http://www.notquitewrong.com/rosscottinc/2009/02/11/the-system-150/
Occasionally, code comes out too.
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By mark | February 13, 2009
Wired on how humans have evolved to rely on cooked food.