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Category Archives: Java
Java and command-tab fixed?
I might be smokin’ crack, but I think that todays (September 30th, 2008) Java update from Apple finally fixed the command-tab issue. I haven’t verified it with different apps yet, but the ones I use regularly seem to be working … Continue reading
Restoring a SubVersion repository from an old backup
I have recently gone through the exercise of restoring a medium sized SubVersion repository from an older backup and wanted to share my experience with everyone. First, the problem: The problem After you restore the older backup, if any work … Continue reading
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Java, SSL and self-signed certificates
Depending on the API you are using or how you are using SSL, you might have received an error stating that the certificate is invalid, not path to certificate, invalid certificate chain, no chain found, PKIK error, or something similar. … Continue reading
How generics can pay dividends
One of the things I’ve noticed lately are some discussions regarding how cumbersome generics can be. They can take time to get right or figure out and some folks have gone as far as to stipulate that if you can’t … Continue reading
Lenovo X300 is a BIT over-price
Found this funny. Looks like Lenovo has some issues in their pricing application today. I was planning on purchasing an X300 at some point, but with their new price tag of $11,000, I just don’t think I can afford it. … Continue reading
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