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Author Archives: Dae
macOS kernel programming bounty to revive SmoothMouse (PAUSED)
The discontinuation of SmoothMouse seems to have upset many people. Now that the pointer lag is fixed in the newer versions of macOS, I was hoping our users would find other 3rd party mouse drivers more useful for they provide more acceleration controls than … Continue reading
Beware, fraudsters: Chrono Informatique
I’ve been recently scammed by a French e-shop called Chrono Informatique (chrono-informatique.com) from Agen, France. They sold me a dead power supply for Synology NAS 2413+ and refused to refund after I sent it back, claiming that I opened and damaged it myself.
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A brief note on BizonBox 2 + GTX 980
BizonBox is a Thunderbolt enclosure for PCIe videocards, assembled by Russian company Bizon specialising in selling Hackintoshes and hardware upgrades for Macs. I had a chance to get my hands on one of these devices.
On macOS Sierra support and the future of SmoothMouse
Long story short.
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XQuartz.pkg stalls at “verifying” in El Capitan
I don’t know why OS X El Capitan sometimes fails to verify XQuartz 2.7.9 package (the process just gets stuck despite “Allow apps downloaded from anywhere” on “Enabled”). What I know, however, is that you can still install it via Terminal as easy … Continue reading
SmoothMouse does not work in macOS Sierra
Do not install macOS Sierra if your productivity depends on SmoothMouse, currently it does not work on it. We’ll be investigating the problem soon. Update: sorry, we won’t support Sierra.
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Run Django dev server with Gulp
This is basically an extract from this excellent article by Caktus Group’s Calvin Spealman.
About the author
My name is Eugene. In the Internet I’m known as Dae*. I’m an IT professional, web-developer and a producer/investor who works with small teams (like SmoothMouse, a mouse driver for macOS) and businesses in Europe (like Andy Fiord) in various … Continue reading
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Django: add i18n template tag to built-ins
Django 1.9 allows you to load template tags globally, i.e. without having to include {% load %} statements at the top of each template. The new option is called builtins and you can set it in your settings.py like so … Continue reading
librsvg 2.40.11 breaks resizing in rsvg-convert
rsvg-convert 2.40.11 calculates SVG bounds incorrectly resulting in an empty or cropped image. (See my comment in Homebrew repository and the bug report).