Posted by Pepijn Oomen
Sat, 27 Jun 2009 08:11:46 GMT
Here is the trace from an order placed on Apple Business Store, delivered by TNT (3 days ahead of Apple's original time-schedule):
- 26 Jun 2009, 11:42, Oslo, SHIPMENT DELIVERED IN GOOD CONDITION.
- 26 Jun 2009, 08:10, Oslo, OUT FOR DELIVERY.
- 26 Jun 2009, 06:13, Oslo, SHIPMENT RECEIVED AT DESTINATION DEPOT.
- 25 Jun 2009, 18:17, Helsingborg Hub, SHIPMENT IN TRANSIT.
- 24 Jun 2009, 21:08, Hannover Road Hub, SHIPMENT RECEIVED AT TRANSIT POINT.
- 24 Jun 2009, 21:07, Hannover Road Hub, SHIPMENT IN TRANSIT.
- 24 Jun 2009, 05:58, Nuernberg Hub, SHIPMENT IN TRANSIT.
- 24 Jun 2009, 05:57, Nuernberg Hub, SHIPMENT RECEIVED AT TRANSIT POINT.
- 23 Jun 2009, 22:53, Prague, SHIPMENT IN TRANSIT.
- 23 Jun 2009, 19:01, Prague, SHIPMENT IN TRANSIT.
- 23 Jun 2009, 19:01, Prague, SHIPMENT HELD IN WAREHOUSE. FOLLOW UP ACTIONS UNDERWAY.
- 23 Jun 2009, 08:41, Prague, SHIPMENT HELD IN WAREHOUSE. FOLLOW UP ACTIONS UNDERWAY.
- 22 Jun 2009, 20:50, Prague, SHIPMENT RECEIVED AT ORIGIN DEPOT.
- 22 Jun 2009, 20:50, Prague, SHIPMENT IN TRANSIT.
Posted in tech | Tags apple, imac, mini
Posted by Pepijn Oomen
Sat, 09 Aug 2008 21:00:45 GMT
Booting a MacOSX machine from the network provides for an easy way to install and re-install the operating system. On MacOSX server, this feature can be enabled from a GUI, but the same effect can be achieved using open-source tools. One of the essential elements is a properly configured DHCP server.
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Posted in tech | Tags macosx
Posted by Pepijn Oomen
Sun, 20 Jul 2008 18:30:00 GMT
Posted in tech | Tags iphone, unlock
Posted by Pepijn Oomen
Thu, 06 Sep 2007 18:56:00 GMT
Some time ago I noticed that the console.log on my PowerMac desktop never seemed to got rotated, resulting in an overly large file. Reading up on the topic I discovered that rotation of the console.log is supposedly performed by loginwindow.app and not by the regular cron based rotation scripts, but this somehow seemed to fail.
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Posted by Pepijn Oomen
Sat, 28 Jul 2007 11:38:00 GMT
It turns out rolling your own Firefox (and/or Thunderbird) really isn't that complicated, once you have the prerequisites in place. The biggest challenge is in creating your mozconfig, especially if you want an optimized universal build that can be run on both G5 and Mactel machines. Since I am always in for the extra challenge I also used distributed compiling, using distcc.
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Posted in tech | Tags firefox, macosx, thunderbird
