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Over the weekend I was visiting my usual lunch place, Smash Burger which serves some very delicious burgers, when I decided to branch out and try something new. My friend pointed out the new Native Cafe restaurant that was close by so I decided … Continue reading →

I have synergy set up with Windows 7 as the server and OS X as the client. Randomley today the mouse pointer would disappear and hide in the background on the OS X side if I did anything on the Windows side. … Continue reading →

Over the weekend I brought my mac mini home from work and set it up using synergy with my PC. I did some tinkering with OS X and unbeknownst to me at the time these changes would later screw up … Continue reading →

So I recently started working on building an iPad application. I linked up the google gtl library for objective c and I got a long list of these wonderful compiler errors. “Undefined symbols for architecture i386: “_SecItemCopyMatching”, referenced from: -[GTMOAuth2Keychain … Continue reading →

Recently I was asked to write a little about why I decided to work here at Windward full time come summer. 1) They’re a software company I am graduating this spring so I have been mulling over where to work. … Continue reading →

So your marketing department has just made a new website. They ask you to make some new forms for the webpage, but for some reason they handed you a bunch of php pages. Your old form code was all in … Continue reading →

Recently at a developer lunch someone brought up the recent article about virtual monkeys. A programmer set up a simulation with millions of virtual monkeys that randomly typed in text, and after a while they eventually produced a work of Shakespeare. … Continue reading →

One predicament I often find myself in is having 20+ tabs open in chrome and wondering what site I was on when I clicked a link to open the tab I am on. So I made a chrome extension that … Continue reading →

My boss recently saw a significant amount of people on tech sites wanting a xml version of NorthWind, and we ourselves could also use a xml version of NorthWind to show off our reporting software.(By the way check out windwardreports.com we make … Continue reading →

Recently a coworker sent an email around the office with this picture(click to make it bigger):       To be fair Apple has to assemble the parts itself which takes some money. But a Mac in a lot of … Continue reading →