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    How to correct incorrect dates on files & disks?

    You can use Unix' command touch to a) create a new empty file b) change files date By default, touch changes file's date to the current date, but you could make it to what ever you like. You did not say what makes file's date bad (or you hinted that they are old) or how do you like to...
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    safarie in windows

    I had some Microsoft's own web pages I had to print (on Vista Business). Neither Internet Explorer 7 nor Firefox (2) could print it. I then tried with Safari, and it printed the pages fine. So yes, you have understood right, Safari does work on Windows
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    Switching to iPhone (?)

    My current phone (Sony-Ericsson P990i) is starting to show its age, so I am thinking on buying new phone. On my current phone I have some extra programs I use all the time, so I like to know if there are similar features (either coming with the phone or as extra software) on iPhone: -...
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    Making an executable run as root every time

    Ok, this is obvious, but you are already doing it. Sudo. When you run the program with sudo, you are not prompted for the password, if you have run it short while ago. Edit file /etc/sudoers to specify how long the time is, who can run the program etc.
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    Undefined symbols with g77 on mac os X 10.4.11

    Google tells, that c05nbf is a NAG routine. I know next to nothing about NAG (or Fortran), but I think it is not available for g77. Check http://www.nag.com/downloads/fldownloads.asp for more information.
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    Copy Mail.App messages to Thunderbird

    I made a bad mistake: my job email server supports IMAP, so I read email using Thunderbird (on Vista), but keep the mails at the server. I had to go to client for a week, so I set the account for Mail.App. But, I set it to use POP, so all the email was moved to my Mac from the server. Is...
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    Inheritance of `nice`?

    About "sudo nice" vs "nice sudo": Normal user cannot use lower the nice value, so following works: but following does not
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    Question about java

    /bin/[ is a program. Really. When you type you get something like which means that [ and test are the same program. The program is used in testing different kinds of stuff, like tests is "/bin" a directory. The program return zero if the test is true, one otherwise. You can use...
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    Unicode support

    I used glibmm (http://www.gtkmm.org/documentation.shtml) on a project to collect user information (how much they used computers etc.) to a database. Since the machines were different kinds of Unix servers and the database was Microsofts SQL Server, I used glibmm's usting, which converts...
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    Mass rename files...?

    for i in *.gif; do mv $i `basename $i .gif`.jpg done
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    Apple Aperture and Canon EOS 450D

    Today I bought Canon EOS 450D. I use Apple Aperture that has support for Canon RAW -images. Or at least for Canon EOS 350D that I had before. Now the thumbnail is shown, but when I double click the image, Aperture tells that the format is not supported. So, where can I get RAW support for...
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    cli the OS version?

    $ sysctl -n kern.osversion But, the version it gives is a hexnumber: 9C7010 (same as your version has in parentheses), so I am not sure if it helps.
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    /usr/bin/ld trouble..

    gcc comes with XCode, so you might need to (re)install it. XCode comes with OS X, either on same disk as the main system or on separate. You can also download it from Apple's website.
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    X windows problem

    Try some different programs, like xclock and xeys. I guess the second program notices that it is already running (even in another machine) and tries to share some stuff (fonts etc.)
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