The Professional Service Delivery Experts

I've been working on some code for both OS Integrators, LLC and for a client as well. I'm using the Appcelerator AJAX framework for both projects. In order to accomplish these goals, I've committed the following to head in the service:java component:

• @ExceptionResponses/@ExceptionResponse
• @BeforeMethods
• @AfterMethods
• @InterceptorMethod

For example let's say you have:

On the last day of Chanukah, I bought my wife one of these: Olevia Blu-Ray player which is actually this player rebranded. Initially many DVDs and one of the Blu-Ray disks I bought her didn't work.

I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 in hopes that it would solve some issues I've been having with Ruby's rake. However this gave me a new issue. I keep the useless tiny enter key and right apple key mapped to the right and middle mouse buttons respectively. I do this with two entries in a file called ~/.xmodmap. However with Ibex these codes changed. Luckily there is "xev" to detect them. After the change it is:

keycode 134 = Pointer_Button2
keycode 104 = Pointer_Button3

I bought an IOMega StorCenter 1TB NAS for the home. I was initially a little irritated that we couldn't seem to locate it even from my wife's windows laptop with the tool that came in the box. However, on a whim, I unplugged the cable modem from the Belkin N access point and restarted both. This resulted in it getting an obvious IP address. From there I switched it into RAID 1 mode. Everyone now can back up their important files to it.

I have a MacBookPro on which I run Ubuntu. I've had a rather dubious history with my MacBookPro and it knows the Genius Bar well. Not because I need help, but because it has had more hardware problems than I care to remember. The biggest problem though is it would have burned my lap off if I had used it as a "laptop".

That being said, Hardy was a great update. It gave me fan control (previously I had to boot to OS X, let the fan widget fix the speed, then restart to Ubuntu). Suspend works! Hibernate works!

I added the following to /etc/rc.local:


#!/bin/bash
...

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