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Robert Daeley

Biography

Robert Daeley is a writer and programmer in Southern California. By day he is a mild-mannered server administrator and website developer; by night, in addition to his super-hero duties, he cooks, bikes, hikes, cheers on the Dodgers, and writes fiction. He is married to a wonderful woman, Denyse, and has a cool stepson, Hans. There are two cats and a standard poodle wandering around the place, not to mention various birds lured by enticing seed presentations.

Robert is currently writing Celsius1414, End Pavement, The Trolley Dodger, SongSungBlue, and The Grown Diaries. He is also a former writer for blogging.la and editor of MacSlash.

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Managing MySQL on Mac OS X
Publish Date: Dec. 13, 2005There are myriad ways to control and manipulate information on a MySQL server -- some are stand-alone GUI apps, some are web-based, and of course the venerable (and powerful) command-line option is always available. Robert Daeley shows some of the most useful tools. HTML Tools on the Mac Command Line
Publish Date: Nov. 22, 2005It's time to dig around in your OS X Developer Tools and put some of those utilities to work. Robert Daeley takes you on a tour of handy CLI tools that, if you're not using them now, you will be after reading this article.

Blog

On the Road to Leopard

October 15 2007

I want to give a shout-out to Apple Insider for a stellar series of “Road to Mac OS X Leopard” articles detailing changes coming in the any-day-now update. They offer a layer of depth and context well beyond what you can find on the official Leopard site. Not content with… read more

Add weather forecasts to iCal

September 07 2007

If you’d like to get your weather forecasts in iCal, head on over to Weather Underground, find your city, and check out the top right-hand of the page for the ICAL icon. There’s also an RSS feed. I don’t have any other ical-format calendaring apps handy, but this might well… read more

MarsEdit 2.0 Released

September 03 2007

I’m writing this from the new MarsEdit 2.0, just released by Red Sweater Software. It’s like a familiar friend shows up for dinner and has transformed into a gourmet cook. After Daniel Jalkut took over development of the app from Brent Simmons, he kept up a steady supply of… read more

NeoOffice 2.2.1 update

August 26 2007

The NeoOffice developers have released version 2.2.1 of their office suite, bringing some new features that should be quite welcome for their users: Support for the native Mac OS X spellchecker Support for the native Mac OS X address book Support for high resolution printing Opening, editing, and saving of most Microsoft Office… read more

iControl

August 23 2007

Via style.com’s gadget blog comes this spiffy new device by Timex: iControl, which is a wristwatch and iPod remote. The iControl website has full details, including this compatibility list: iPod 5th gen (video), 30GB iPod 5th gen (video), 60GB, 80GB iPod nano 2nd gen (aluminum), 2GB, 4GB, 8GB iPod nano 1st gen,… read more

Lickety split

June 16 2007

Recently I had an Apache access log file on a remote server that I wanted to archive. However, it was 3GB, and /usr/bin/zip refused to even admit the behemoth’s existence. First idea that came to mind was splitting the file into smaller chunks that zip could deal with. For some reason,… read more

NetNewsWire and MarsEdit updated

June 05 2007

Two of what might be termed “venerable” (in computer years) Mac OS X applications have been updated today, apparently coincidentally. ;) Brent Simmons and NewsGator released a major 3.0 update to the popular NetNewsWire with crazy amounts of spiffy new features. And a former Simmons app, MarsEdit (now handled admirably by Daniel… read more

OmniOutliner Inspectors tip

May 11 2007

This is one of those “Discovered By Accident” tips that I happened upon today in OmniOutliner 3.0 whilst futzing with the Inspectors. For those unfamiliar with the program, there are five Inspectors — Appearance, Row, Column Type, Document, and Style Attributes — that can be interchangeably docked together or viewed as… read more

Play Ball!

April 05 2007

Spring can officially get started now that the baseball season is underway. And with baseball comes the necessity to keep up on your favorite players and teams, whether you’re a stat-obsessed fantasy player, or just a fan of Your Team. Michael Calore over at Wired covers a number of utilities that’ll… read more

Ink Different

March 21 2007

Red Sweater Software continues its resuscitation of dormant applications (most recently, MarsEdit) with today’s announcement that they are taking over development of Advenio’s MacXword. Called Black Ink, this crossword downloading and solving program should be an excellent addition to Red Sweater’s stable of apps. New licenses are $24.95, but they have provided… read more

Lex: Project based informating management

March 12 2007

Readers last week will remember my mentioning Journler as a favorite app for journaling and miscellaneous text accretion. Thus it will not be surprising that a new application just announced from the same developer has got me excited: “Lex: Project based informating management” Lex is Journler but document centered and document… read more

iTunes movie-watching controller tip

March 12 2007

Cool tip discovered just now whilst watching a video podcast in iTunes. The overlay controller that shows up when you mouse over a movie window, like this, can be moved by clicking in one of the non-control areas and dragging. Handy for when there’s info being obscured, but you’d like to… read more

Bash-ful Colors

March 12 2007

“Colors and Prompts in BASH” is a quick how-to on putting some color and utility into the otherwise austere command line prompt for the popular shell. Bourne Again Shell offers a lot of power, flexiblity and fun. Many new Unix users do not realize the flexibility of the shell environment;… read more

Current favorite writing apps

March 03 2007

I tend to go through phases when it comes to the programs I do my writing in. Everything from bloated word processors to the geekiest of text editors will at one point or another have me in its throes. What I’ve found recently is that as my writing life is… read more

MarsEdit jumping ship

February 26 2007

Last week, developers Brent Simmons (Ranchero/NewsGator) and Daniel Jalkut (Red Sweater) announced that the blog-posting application MarsEdit would be taken over by Red Sweater. Exciting news for longtime MarsEdit users, a group that includes Brent himself: Daniel knows that “operators are standing by” — I’ll give him the help he… read more

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