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The Blog of Brad
Jun 24th
I’m a TWiT aficionado and always use the TWiT.am app from the App Store, however it doesn’t work in the background (a feature I LOVED when I had my iPod jailbroken) however, I got curios and tried this, and so can you!
Mar 22nd
Unlike just about every other person on this earth who isn’t a n00b, I don’t use Firefox. I look at this as the result of five crucial reasons… Read the rest of this entry »
Feb 24th
As noted in an earlier post I’ve been working on a script which will get the latest Webkit (nightly) build and automatically install it, delete the old file, mount/unmount the dmg, then delete the DMG…. Here is the code (I will release the timer function code soon):
on run
getwebkitURL()
set webkitURL to the result
downTHEwebKIT(webkitURL)
set desktopURL to "~/Downloads/webkit-new.dmg"
set webkitexistingfile to "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Applications/Webkit.app"
do shell script "rm -f -r /Volumes/Macintosh HD/Applications/Webkit.app"
do shell script "hdiutil attach ~/Downloads/webkit-new.dmg"
--do shell script "ditto /Volumes/WebKit/Webkit.app /Volumes/MacintoshHD/Applications/"
tell application "Finder"
delete "MacintoshHD:Applications:Webkit.app"
move (contents of "WebKit:WebKit.app") to "MacintoshHD:Applications"
end tell
do shell script "hdiutil unmount /Volumes/Webkit"
tell application "Finder"
delete "MacintoshHD:Users:bradleyarsenault:Downloads:webkit-new.dmg"
end tell
end run
on downTHEwebKIT(webkitURL)
set webkitURL to webkitURL
set desktopURL to "~/Downloads/webkit-new.dmg"
set curlURL to ("curl -o " & desktopURL & " " & webkitURL)
do shell script curlURL
end downTHEwebKIT
on getwebkitURL()
set curlURL to "curl http://nightly.webkit.org/"
do shell script curlURL
set webkitPage to the result
set osxOffset to the offset of "<p><strong><a href=" in (webkitPage as string)
set webkitshortPage to (characters (osxOffset + 20) thru (count webkitPage) in webkitPage as string)
set dmgOffset to the offset of ".dmg" in (webkitshortPage as string)
set webkitURL to characters (1) thru (dmgOffset + 3) of webkitshortPage as string
return webkitURL
end getwebkitURL
Sep 2nd
A common trick web developers use is to determine which browser you are using to assure that an incompatible browser doesn’t have a bad experience on a site, or to change the formatting to suit the browser (really common for Internet Explorer 6)… anyway I’m using the recently released Google Chrome (to download it: google “Google Chrome Download”, or go to www.google.com/chrome) and I tested Chrome against one of these scripts (the site I used is located here) and found that the script showed Chrome as Safari 525.13 on Windows. Read the rest of this entry »
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