I’ve been scanning several hundred postcards from the early 1900s recently. I’ve scanned them at as high a DPI and colour depth as I can to try to make the images as useful as possible in the future. Each image is about 1.2Gb. I’ve been editing each one in Photoshop CS6 to correct rotation, crop… Read More »
Disclaimer – This posting is my personal view based on the information I have found to date – it does not represent the official views of Google Inc., and is not legal advice. You should seek guidance from Google Inc. for your individual application needs and circumstances. I’ve been working on my first OS X… Read More »
If you run an SVN server on your network and you also run DHCP, you’ll know that at some point the DHCP lease for the IP address of your SVN server will expire, and (unless you have reserved an IP address for it in the DHCP admin) the next IP address allocated to that server… Read More »
If you need a source control system (why wouldn’t you?) and you have a Mac, you have everything you need already built in. OS X ships with a Subversion (SVN) server and client by default. All you need to do is turn them on. Setting Up Subversion Server Create the following launchctl service definition file,… Read More »