Nomadicoder

Couldn’t figure out why my Linksys WRT54G router wasn’t connecting to the modem Comcast sent me. After spending most of last night, and part of this evening, I found this site. Unplug your comcast modem for 30 seconds so it can “forget” the mac address of my compter and pick up the mac […]

The Nomadicoder is now using WordPress!

One problem I have with on line blog software is that you have to be on line to post entries. I’m giving Ecto a try. It appears to let me draft my posts off line and possibly even queue up my posts. This will come in handy with live coverage, where events […]

MacDevCenter.com: Mac OS X for the Traveler, Part 4 by y Fran�ois Joseph de Kermadec — This is the fourth part of a series discussing how to travel safely with your Mac OS X laptop. Today’s focus is on what to bring on the road.

Mac OS X for the Traveler, Part 3 by François Joseph de Kermadec and François Joseph de Kermadec — This is the third part of a series discussing how to travel safely with your Mac OS X laptop. Today’s focus is software encryption and those pesky networks you have to deal with on the road.

Here’s part 2
Mac OS X for the Traveler, Part 2 by François Joseph de Kermadec — This is the second part of a series that will run over the next few weeks discussing how to travel safely with your Mac OS X laptop. Now that you’ve made your travel preparations as described in part one, […]

O’Reilly has started a series on their Mac Dev Center site.
“Mac OS X for the Traveler, Part 1 by François Joseph de Kermadec — In this first part of an ongoing series about traveling safely with your PowerBook or iBook, you’ll learn that preparation is one of the keys to peace of mind. F.J. helps […]