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@kevinhoctor It's an old picture. |
Twice today I've forgotten to turn the burner on when heating water on the stove. |
Xcode's "Edit All in Scope" feature is very handy. |
It's nice to work on the couch instead of at the desk for a change. |
@kevinhoctor Congrats! |
@atomicbird The problem with Perl is write-only code. Once it's written it's hard to read. |
@kevinhoctor Awesome! Congrats. |
@dlouhy You'll need to remind us next month so we can buy you a happy birthday beer. |
@danielpunkass I will be there with beer money in my pocket. |
@mzarra fun! |
@kevinhoctor Congrats on MoneyWell 1.4 |
@mzarra really? what for? |
@kevinhoctor Is that a bad thing? |
Bullfrog Touch voted as one of top 3 iPhone Games in the Tidbits Gift Guide: http://db.tidbits.com/artic... |
Bullfrog Touch is up for Best iPhone game in the TidBITS 2008 Gift Guide Survey: http://tinyurl.com/yvgvgm@@... |
@danielpunkass Thanks. I'm looking at NDAlias -- it seems to have been updated more recently. |
@importantshock I'm trying out http://tinyurl.com/6c9duy as a cocoa wrapper for Alias Manager. |
@importantshock Thanks, that's what I thought. I just can't seem to find the definitive answer in Apple's documentation. |
I should have been more clear. I'm hoping to keep track of files even when their location changes on the file system. |
Lazy Twitter: What's the best way to store file locations in Cocoa? Alias Manager aliases or is there something else? |
