How to Automatically Eject All Disks on a Mac
It’s always been a pain to manually eject disks one by one before removing a MacBook from a dock. Here’s a way to use AppleScript to automate the process in just a few minutes.
Internet Explorer Quietly Fades Away
A personal retrospective on Internet Explorer, the browser we loved to hate.
From MacStadium to DigitalOcean and SpinupWP
The journey from Server.app on a Mac Mini to a DigitalOcean droplet and SpinupWP
LearnSWFObject.com domain being retired
Pour a cold one for SWFObject and learnswfobject.com.
Eight Years of Running a Mac Mini Server
Learning to run a Mac Mini server without Server.app.
Using Scraper on RetroPie
Emulation Station’s scraper is hit-or-miss. Here are my notes on using Steven Selph’s Scraper instead.
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