It is called Scribefire. Let’s see if it helps to increase my blog posting frequency…

Up until now I wasn’t able to use the tab key to switch between various elements on the Mac desktop. On the save dialog “save” and “cancel” couldn’t foccused with the tab key. One had to use the mouse. Seems Apple thought of that being wise or something, thankfully the left an option to change this behaviour. All you have to do is to check “All controlls” at the bottom while hilighting “All applications”.

Found this nice plugin: Did you pass math? Allright, wait the first was a bit to easy to overcome.. This one is better:Challenge

Well, I updated this blog.. Kind of work in progress now.

If you receive an error message telling you something about “realocating user32.dll in memory…” than you will need this fix from M$. For me it was tugzip that stopped working.

I’ll be back soon.. I promise. So far the newsflashes:
- Got maried - Got my Macbook back ( I “love” Ebay…)
- Got no time.

Yes I sold it. (again). Really, I can’t keep a new Mac longer than a few months. It sucks to be a operating system nomad, but I allways strive for the perfect setup. Now I am waiting for the next Macbook/Macbook Pro generation. With the new Intel Core 2 Duo CPU - codename “Merom”. This one I’ll keep for at least… oh well..

Just press Command+Shift+C and the color picker wil pop up. Then select a new mail and it will inherit the selected color.

Yes, it’s finally here but I have no time to play with it. First “Betriebsysteme” now “Stochastik, IST, Analytische Geometrie, Rechnerarchitekturen and Operationsresearch” and after that “Softwaretechnik”. And I’ll have to put Windows on my sweet Macbook - what a shame.

After installing Xcode 2.3 Trung and I had some background processes runing mad. It turned out it was the bfobserver daemon used for distributed network builds (distcc?). As allways google had the answer. It was this post on the apple mailing list Evil Post. As you may imagine, we read about disabling the daemon (using the wrong way). And yes, disbaling _ALL_ your daemons is a bad thing(tm). On the bright side, I learned a lot about the boot process of OSX