So I’m reading InfoWorld the other day and on the side of the page ther is that annoying “Share This” toolbar. Now I have AdBlock installed but it skipped this one for some reason and AdBlock can’t removes div’s AFAIK. The solution I came up with was Greasemonkey

Gotta love CoreImageFunHouse!

openFrameworks is a set of C/C++ libraries for “Creative Coding”.

I heard about openFrameworks a while back off of reddit. The video on there home page had me sold! So one Saturday morning when I wasn’t too hung over I made this.

It only took me 100-150 lines of code to write that app. You can get the Xcode project here.

Xomnad… The new and hip tiling window manager written is Haskell, the new hip language. I’ve been hearing about xmonad a lot and have been trying to get into haskell. Ya know, gotta follow those trends.

So I go and grab a copy of xomand (0.8) and all the depends (I had haskell setup already). Compiling and installing was a breeze. At the time I had a pimped out gnome setup (compiz, emerald… the works). Just to see what would happen I run the fresh new binary called xmonad. All the friking windows start bouncing around the screen. It was kind of cool to see the two programs fight for control over to poor windows.

Well I’m posting this entry using gnome-blogger. I got my old laptop up and running Ubuntu again for work. I still have my Mac that I use for school and stuff I prefer to develop on Linux machines. I have written a whole three lines and I still don’t see what so special about this app. I might as well use emacs and copy/paste. Any way hopefully I’ll post some interesting stuff later this week.

This is probably the third or forth one of thoes “I’m gonna start writing again” posts that I’ve done. But yes I think I’m gonna start blogging again. I’ve been carzy busy lately and I have to go to class in a couple of minuts so I’ll try to post something useful tonight

^—Completly useless post

So I’ve been messing around with Mac development for the last little while. I got a copy of “Beginning Mac OS X Programming” and I’m reading it. I also got my iCal script to work, here it is

I started to fiddle around with apple script the other day. I down loaded an example script that exports you iCal events. I tried to write a trimmed down version of it but I keep getting this error that I dont understand. I just signed up at MacScripter and posted my question so hopefully I’ll get an answer soon

So me being the ADD fuckup that I am decided that I want to write pretty coca app for Macintosh. So I went out to Barns & Nobles and the only Mac Development related book I could find was about how to use Xcode. Well it had an example app as the introduction which I used as a starting point. I have to admit I didn’t get very far after that. Any way I’d upload it for you all but blogger wont let me :-(.

A while back I was reading Beginning Linux Programming. I never worked that much with the examples. Partially because I really never had time. So the other day I had some free time and I wanted to see what would and wouldn’t work with my Mac. So I open up the part on threading and I re-read the mutex part. A couple of man’s later and I found out that Macs supports pthread. I wrote up this little example for mutexes.