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1Password 3 – An amazing update

February 2, 2010

Agile Software has recently released version 3 of their popular password manager, 1Password. Its no surprise I am a huge fan of this application, but with all that packed into this new version I love it more. The feature list for 1Password 3 is about 50+...

2009 Recap

by coderman

Business, Conferences, Personal

December 31, 2009

I'm sure you have read them all today and probably have more to go, but here is mine. A look back on 2009 which for the most part was a great year. It started off with a bang, lots of amazing projects, travel planned and overall...

Configuring Snow Leopard for Konica Minolta 2300DL Printer

by coderman

Business, OS X

December 21, 2009

After much searching online for linux type installations, dangerous hacks and other really involved installation proceses I figured there had to be an easier way.Â Turns out I was right. I simply installed the drivers for the 2430 printer and attached those to the setup process...

2300dl, konica, printer

Getting more man hours, the controversial method

by coderman

Business, Client Work, freelance

October 21, 2009

The topic of more "man hours" will come up at least once in your professional career. A man hour is defined as the average amount of work performed by one man in an hour. Now when talking about a single designer/developer, such as yourself, this...

"man hours", freelance, outsourcing, work

[Snippet] Clearing DNS Cache in Mac OS X Leopard

by coderman

snippets

October 21, 2009

This is a quick snippet in the list of things I don't want to remember but need a place to quickly find the answer. Only difference is I figured others could benefit from this. So, need to clear the DNS cache in Leopard? Open Terminal (Applications>Utilities>Terminal)...

10.5, dns cache, Leopard, mac, OS X

[Snippet] Restart Linux Server from the Command Line

by coderman

snippets

September 8, 2009

Another quick snippet. How to restart a Linux server using only the command line. Start by opening Terminal (Mac) or Putty (Windows) and enter the following, then hit ENTER. /sbin/shutdown -r now Warning: Always make sure the -r is included or the server will simply shutdown. Forcing you to...

Author: coderman

1Password 3 – An amazing update

2009 Recap

Configuring Snow Leopard for Konica Minolta 2300DL Printer

Getting more man hours, the controversial method

[Snippet] Clearing DNS Cache in Mac OS X Leopard

[Snippet] Restart Linux Server from the Command Line