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Mac OSX & Wireshark

0 comments By jared.folkins Filed in Macintosh, Networking Tagged with 10.5.6, leopard, mac, permissions, reminder, wireshark March 23rd, 2009 @

Just a stupid reminder to myself to set the permissions and create sym links for wireshark. xxxxxx$ sudo chmod 777 /dev/bpf*

Duncan McGeary
- Bend Developer shot by wife. July 29, 2010
  We need the old bubble blogs, I tell you!I just don't feel like I want to comment on this story:From KTVZ: BEND, Ore. -- A well-known Bend developer was shot and critically wounded by his wife at their home on Bend’s Westside early Wednesday. Police said she told officers she was awakened by a noise and sent her husband to investigate, then thought he w […]
  Duncan McGeary

iPad Daily
- Editing Documents On Your iPad | Google Docs | Office Docs July 28, 2010
  When you first get your iPad you might want to use it to edit documents such as your Google Docs or your Office files. There are no built-in apps which allow you to do this, but here are a few that you might want to check out… Whether you use your iPad as a student, business [...] […]
  shane.ketterman

Church Crunch
- Do You Have a Control Room for Your Online Campus? July 28, 2010
  That looks pretty darn neat. Apparently this is the ‘Control Room’ for LifeChurch.tv‘s Online Campus Experience. Word. I suppose it just makes sense when you have that many online experiences, right? [HT: JohnOtjen] We are powered by Media Temple.Want to Advertise Here? Contact Us! We are powered by Media Temple.Want to Advertise Here? Contact Us! […]
  John Saddington

Mish
- Durable Goods Orders "Unexpectedly" Sink; How did Economists Blow the Call? July 28, 2010
  I cannot help but laugh at economists who refuse to see the economy is slowing dramatically, and somehow think manufacturing is going to lead the way to recovery.Check out this headline on Bloomberg prior to the durable goods report: Orders for Durable Goods in U.S. Probably Rebounded in June July 28 (Bloomberg) -- Orders for durable goods probably increased […]