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  • iPhone Dev: Base SDK Missing Solved

    Oct 4, 2011 · 1 min read  ·
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    Someone awesome sent me the code to an iPhone app that he created for RealCajunRecipes.com. I unzipped the file, and opened the project in XCode 4.2. I immediately noticed the upper left hand drop down (what's that called anyway?) said "Base SDK Missing." So I went to all the usual places to change the SDK, I …


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  • AppleScript: Using Folder Actions to Sync Folders

    Apr 15, 2011 · 1 min read  ·
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    AppleScript is so fun! That and Folder Actions are two of the reasons I love OS X. So I recently had something come up where I had to make sure anything that was copied into one folder was immediately copied into another. Folder Actions made this simple.. now I haven't added the functionality to make sure that anything …


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  • HOWTO: Simply Connect Mac OSX to a dd-wrt OpenVPN Server on TCP Port 443

    Nov 3, 2010 · 4 min read  ·
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    If you find yourself on a really restrictive network but still want to connect to a remote VPN, consider this solution. It allows you to connect a Mac OS X OpenVPN client to an OpenVPN server using a static key. I figured it out using a combination of webistes, including dd-wrt's OpenVPN wiki, OpenVPN's documentation, …


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  • OS X: Show hidden files and WTF to do with an ipsw file.

    Apr 11, 2010 · 1 min read  ·
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    I just downloaded the iPhone OS 4.0 beta and have no idea what to do with the resulting ipsw file. Apple was awesome enough not to include any obvious directions. So after searching Google, I came across some forums that recommended the following: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE killall Finder …


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  • Hello World! I Created My First iPhone App (And Used Snow Leopard on a Netbook to do it.)

    Dec 12, 2009 · 1 min read  ·
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    With the guidance of Apress's Beginning iPhone 3 Development, I was able to create my first iPhone App in less than two hours. While the book's first chapter used the classic yet very boring Hello World example, I knew I'd need to spice things up in order to keep my interest. Over the past few weeks, I've been playing …


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  • Dual Boot MBR-based OS X Leopard (Vanilla) and Windows 7 on $330 Dell Mini 10v Netbook

    Oct 9, 2009 · 4 min read  ·
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    Natively booting OS X and Windows 7 on a hella fine Dell Mini is initially challenging but well worth the reward of being the coolest nerd on the block. Here's what you'll need to accomplish this task: Windows 7 DVD Leopard Retail Vanilla (I have 10.5.6) External USB Drive External CD/DVD drive DellMiniBoot123v8 …


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  • Easily Install Mac OS X Leopard on an MBR Formatted Disk

    Oct 7, 2009 · 1 min read  ·
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    Ugh, eff a GUID formatted disk! This is by far the easiest way to get OS X Leopard (Retail/Vanilla) to install on an MBR formatted disk. I've gone through about 400 other tutorials and most were so complex. This method, which consists of about 20 simple steps has worked like a charm so far. I suggest reading the …


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  • Kickin My Macbook to the Curb

    Feb 22, 2007 · 4 min read  ·
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    I believe I have a pretty high tolerance for inconveniences but I just couldn't take it: running Windows Server 2003 as a primary OS on Macbook blows. As a fan of Unix, Windows and beautiful UIs, I promised myself I would put down any amount of money for a small Macbook the day it came out and I did just that. Then I …


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  • MacBook: Run Windows 2003 Server SP1 on your Macbook

    Aug 21, 2006 · 6 min read  ·
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    I'm on my second Macbook. My first one was fast and beautiful but it had that annoying moo and randomly shut down on a regular basis. For reasons unknown, an AppleCare rep told me on my 5th call that my laptop was DOA and could be exchanged for a new one. It was well past my 14-day exchange limit and I found it so hard …


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  • MACBOOK: Unexpected Shutdowns

    Jul 24, 2006 · 2 min read  ·
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    Dang, Gina! My black Macbook has been a pain this past week. I'm having unexpected shutdowns galore. Called Apple about 5 times and they offered to replace it as it is a DOA. I've read around the Internet that others are experiencing this problem... Many have concluded that it is a faulty logic board. Here are a few of …


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Chrissy LeMaire

SQL & PowerShell MVP. GitHub Star. Creator of dbatools. Need to oil my knees.

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dbatools is an awesome PowerShell module that helps you migrate entire instances with a single command, plus a whole lot more.

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dbachecks validates SQL Server environments using crowdsourced DBA checklists and outputs to Power BI and is available on github.com 📊

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  • Rebuilding a Proxmox cluster node
  • Default PowerShell Paths (PSModulePath) on GitHub Runners
  • Add existing directory storage to proxmox without wiping it first
  • InspecTools on Offline Windows
  • Chef inspec: Unable to detect your platform
  • Migrating my WordPress sites to GitHub Pages
  • URL Shortening/Redirects using GitHub Pages and Jekyll
  • My Windows Terminal Retro Theme

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