James Cameron has made some pretty incredible movies over the past 25 years, and Avatar will end up doing for movies what the iPod did for digital music.
Most of the 3D movies I’ve seen in years-past have been very gimmicky. The 3D is overbearing, and the directors seem to think it’s funny to break “The [...]
I came across the following demos of the new 3D CSS Transform functionality in the latest WebKit builds. These will be making their way into Safari, Google Chrome, iPhone, and Android sometime soon.
Snow Stacks
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Image Fly
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Historically, I've always preferred to use Apple's built-in Apache 2.2 and PHP 5.x that comes with Leopard. However, after trying to compile PHP 5.3 from scratch and connect it with Apache, I decided to just use the MacPorts installer instead. That did mean giving up control of a finely-tuned Apache installation, but in the end, I think I've ended up with a better localhost system.
These days I'm looking to save money anywhere I can. How about you? Whereas VMWare Fusion (as awesome as it is) runs around $80 USD per copy, Sun's VirtualBox is a free, open-source product for virtualization that runs on Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows.
If you've not yet read the related post, "Run Internet Explorer 6 (or IE7, or IE8) images in VMWare Fusion on Mac OS X," you should. This is a follow up on how to take those virtual machines (which we've already done a lot of work on), and convert them for use VirtualBox.
I remember back to the late 80’s when I would play Super Mario Bros. with my friends. The one defining aspect of playing that game back then was that I would try to make Mario jump by jerking my controller up in the air. Of course this didn’t do anything, but it was just a [...]