To clear the DNS cache on Mac OS X 10.5 use:
dscacheutil -flushdnscache
on 10.4 and earlier try:
lookupd -flushdnscache
Needed this just now as I was setting up the new sub-domain for Goruco 2009 Confreaks site.
To clear the DNS cache on Mac OS X 10.5 use:
dscacheutil -flushdnscache
on 10.4 and earlier try:
lookupd -flushdnscache
Needed this just now as I was setting up the new sub-domain for Goruco 2009 Confreaks site.
Parallels, provides as part of their community section a nice directory of virtual appliances for download with Parallels 2.0 and above. You can find it at Parallels Appliance Directory. The CentOS 5 Server application has been a great starting point for me for testing deployments of some of our applications. I really do love the [...]
After installing and supporting YAF.NET (http://www.yetanotherforum.net) for a couple of clients, I have decided to build another YAF, but I’ll do it in Ruby. The trips back into the land of ASP.NET and C# have been painful to say the least.
So tonight I started hacking… haven’t done much of that in a while, too [...]
Handy little command to quickly remove all those .svn subdirectories from a project.
find . -type d -name .svn | xargs rm -rf
another alternative
find . -type d -name ‘.svn’ -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rdf
I’ve been using Personal Brain (http://www.thebrain.com) for a little over five years now. With this latest version they have finally released a client for OS X as well as for Linux.
It is great to not have to use Parallels to access it. For a while I switched to Journlr under OS X, [...]
I’ve been playing on my Macbook Pro, and came across an application called Journler (http://journler.com).
It seems to be a very flexible and supports auto-posting to blogs that support the MetaWeb-API, as well as directly posting to LiveJournal.
As luck would have it, a little over two weeks after I purchase my Macbook Pro, Apple bumps from Core Duo to the Core 2 Duo http://www.macmegasite.com/node/3237.
At RubyConf 2006 this past weekend, Laurent Sansonetti of Apple Computer gave a great presentation on Ruby OSA http://rubyosa.rubyforge.org/ for manipulating Apple Events in Ruby.
Michael Granger presented his Linquistics [...]