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Canon and Nikon remote triggers arrive
Just received remote triggers for Canon and Nikon in the mail. I will be converting these for use with radio slaves as remote shutter releases. If you’re interested in doing this yourself, stay tuned for the DIY video. If you want one already modded and shipped to you, your cost will be $40+tax and shipping.
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Setting wildcard virtual hosts on Mac OSX
How to set-up virtual hosts on your local Apache server. Dive right in and get the step by step guide to setting up Mac OSX in 10 minutes.
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Camouflage on OSX Lion, it works after upgrading
I get worried when OSX upgrades render apps like Camouflage useless. Read the rest of this post to avoid some possible issues when upgrading Camouflage on Lion.
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Title tags: An SEO friendly blog [Update]
It’s not good enough to rely on CMS’ like Wordpress alone. Make sure you’re following these tips to help make your blog SEO friendly.
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Apps unsupported by Lion (OS X 10.7) as I find them [update x2]
Hopefully you’ve made the switch to Lion. Although I wasn’t impressed initially, I really do like the extra features and am putting them to good use. However, you might be wondering if some of your old apps will still work. Power PC apps are no longer supported, but if you’re like me, you don’t know what apps were power PC or not.
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Installing Jetpack with BuddyPress on WordPress [not working]
Basically the problem is this: Jetpack and BuddyPress together use more ram than allowed by PHP.
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OSX Lion (10.7) Breaks Git, the Power PC is dead, and my Bin commands are gone
Git users, beware! For those that don’t know, git is version management software that is run in the terminal, facilitating synchronization, deployment and version management of files for web developers. After my install… Git was no where to be found. Thankfully a fresh install of Git was all it took to get back up and running.
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OSX Lion (10.7) out of the gate [Review in progress][update:2]
Like every good Apple fan boy, I can’t help but stay up to date with the latest hardware and software. I will write an update with my own observations on the Lion OS. For the price ($29.99) I don’t think you can go wrong. I’ll spend weeks finding all the new features and cursing at Apple for removing the features I still use.
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LCD monitor solution; free up space on your desktop
I love these DIY solutions especially when they look clean and professional. I see a lot of “hacks” out there, but this truly is a clean quick way to save some money.