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3/4/2006An awesome article on LifeHacker that should come in handy someday. Of course, it might need to be updated for 2006.
The String Class and cin.ignore()
2/5/2006So much programming to learn, so little time. I read about The String class online, but even though we use g++, I couldn’t get z = upcase(x) to work. I learned that I can’t do cin.ignore(1000,’\n’) unless I’m sure that … Continue reading →
Computers in USC’s Leavey Library
12/1/2006Compared to any of my own computers that I use, these computers are ridiculously fast. It feels much snappier than anything else I’ve used. Everything on the internet seems to load instantly. This is what computing should be like. My … Continue reading →
Logitech V400
12/11/2005The Logitech V400 is a dual laser wireless notebook mouse that appears better than the V500 in almost every aspect. However, it was just released about a month ago, and it’s nearly impossible to find at major online retailers. If … Continue reading →
Mac OS X Password Recovery
2/15/2005Instructions for the Mac OS X Password Recovery. Although there’s no real way to recover a lost root password, you can change the root password even if you do not know the current one. You must have physical access to … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: sdk
Localizable.strings Not Working
The iPhone offers good localization support the same way Mac OS X does. For strings, developers use a file called “Localizable.strings”. It’s a bit tricky, though. The syntax of the file is strict; any small error will cause it to … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Geek Stuff, Technical
Tagged development, iphone, ipod touch, localization, programming, sdk
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