Hide PostgreSQL User in OS X Lion 10.7
After installing PostgreSQL 8.4 on Lion, a PostgreSQL user pops up in the login window.
To hide system users (including the PostgreSQL user) type the following in your terminal:
After installing PostgreSQL 8.4 on Lion, a PostgreSQL user pops up in the login window.
To hide system users (including the PostgreSQL user) type the following in your terminal:
Just so I can save you some time: Truecrypt 7.0a doesn’t work out of the box with Lion.
To get it running follow these steps:
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Get the iPhone Apotheken (Pharmacies) App here: http://www.apoapp.at
We just started our own public iPhone library: http://github.com/openresearch/zimt
For now it includes:
CLLocationManager subclass that can read a list of waypoints from a file and simulate location updates. Meant to be used on simulator for testing. See samples/FakeLocation
Probably the first WebSocket client implementation written in Objective-C
We are currently developing an iPhone App which requires localization support and I ran into an issue while trying to get currently set language.
Cocoa Touch has a class called NSLocale which let’s you query the language by writing the following code:
At least one would expect so, but it actually gives you the language of the region format you have configured in your settings.
For example:
If you have your iPhone language set to ‘English’, but your region format is set to ‘Germany’, the call will return ‘de’ instead of ‘en’.
What you really should call is:
Because this gives you not the language associated with the region, but the language the device is actually configured for.