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Grand Central Dispatch, or GCD for short, is a low-level C API that works with block objects. The real use for GCD is to dispatch tasks to multiple cores without making you, the programmer, worry abou...
Block objects are packages of code that usually appear in the form of methods in Objective-C. In this excerpt from Concurrent Programming in Mac OS X and iOS the author speaks to their purpose and use...
Answered by macslocum : Jul 22 2011 12:45 PM
Looks like I was lucky. I installed it on three different machines and didn't encounter any issues. full answer >
Earlier this year I purchased a Mac Mini Server with Snow Leopard Server. I did this so I could set up shared calendars with my family, facilitate wireless Time Machine Backups, host a local update r...
My wife just got a MacBook Pro and I went in and created a network location that is specific to our home and another for when she's outside of the home. She keeps calling me and asking where to g...
Answered by nguyenlocduy : Feb 13 2011 12:30 AM
You will need a 3rd service like DynDNS to route traffic to your local machine. MAMP PRO offers DynDNS integration via its interface. However with a little configuration you can achieve the same with ... full answer >
So here was my problem:
I needed to be able to produce hi-resolution movies of live screen presentations with audio.And because these presentations were two hours long people wanted chapter/section m...
I needed to find a file from a retired OS X machine. I still had the Time Machine backups, but by default, Time Machine only looks at the current machine's backup set.
The solution is simple--...
The following excerpt from Joseph Adler's R in a Nutshell introduces the R Graphical User Interface. This is helpful if you would like to know what the R GUI looks like on other operating systems.
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Answered by adfm : Nov 20 2009 04:10 PM
You can remap the modifier keys on your Mac by going to "Keyboard & Mouse" in in the System Preferences and clicking on "Modifier Keys...". On Windows you can use a utility lik... full answer >