This is one of the first things I found myself doing on this new install of OS X Lion:
http://www.elfnet.org/2012/01/09/wget-os-lion-10-7/
Also:
http://thomashunter.name/blog/install-wget-on-os-x-lion/
And I did have to follow the directions found in a comment in Apple’s AppStore (of all places) to get it linked properly:
We were very happy to find that this software existed!
It lets you monitor inbound ssh connections in real time on OS X Server.
I’m trying out Apple’s Mobile.Me, as part of my concerted effort to de-construct tech needs and provide the simplest solution possible.
…in OS X 10.6, Preferences, Network…
The checkbox never stays checked. And the WWAN status never shows up in the menu bar.
This is for various Verizon/VZW devices, at least the USB720 and the MiFi 2200 Novatel.
Today marks the second day in a row I’ve worked from the same place — the YCG Northwestern Headquarters. Above you can see the lovely scene that greeted us as we cruised into Vancouver, B.C. this last weekend for an extended series of face-to-face client meetings.
Being on the road constantly has lead us here at Your Computer Genius to perfect the Digital Road Warrior’s arsenal, or rather, to make the most of the available technology, while striving to keep costs down, equipment fresh, and the backpack light.
The current mobile setup I use is as follows:
This worked great all the way to Canada and back!
The iPhone 3G is a nice product.
Here are the benefits:
However, I will not upgrade the Your Computer Genius Team to iPhones until these things are accomplished:
Tell Apple what they need to do to appease us, here at Your Computer Genius Genius Headquarters:
The things I don’t like about the Macbook Air:
The things I love about the Macbook Air:
Things I could never go back from:
