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wow this day (april fools) is an awesome day for apple.. i mean talk about these ideas that they get from the public. :P

both are.

you could have simply put it in /Library/Java/Extensions

the problem with IDE's for the java platform.. they are all so amazing.. they outbeat any "IDE" avaliable for other languages and other platforms (ehm wait...) anyhow.. yea JDeveloper is also a really cool IDE.. u should check it out.. All have their advantages and disadvantages. IntelliJ is...

personally i prefer eclipse over netbeans.. but when it comes to gui programming, netbeans rules over elcipse. eclipse VE (visual editor) is horrible and buggy (crashes the IDE at times). aside from this only downfall (for eclipse), it really is one of the best ide i've ever used.

haha good one.. but AOE II is nothing compared to wc3. WC3 artwork is fantastic, and the gameplay rocks.. Have you seen WoW, that just simply is a 1000x better. But good artwork is not all that counts.. WoW's graphics is not as great as Lineage II.. but WoW is the better choice of the two, cuz...

i dont know if this is of any help (cuz i think it only has support for c# and c/c++.. but i could be mistaken)... since its .NET.. try out www.mono-project.com or www.dotgnu.org

ah its more like "you need a deep understanding of kernel programming"

easy way out: create a password for that account :p

try replacing it with smb://USER:@WINDOWS/SHARE

tell application "Finder" mount volume "smb://user:password@server/share" end tell

u know ur so vague? what POP? .... POP3... POP2? i mean really what POP?

ok now lets make this sort of clear here... HOWTOs are articles written by people that know how to do the stuff not posts written by people who want to know how to do stuff. same goes with FAQ. :P

argh no other way? i mean if it's a big app.. then that would be a problem. i think apple should an option to the open command to open a second instance of a runnign app

Hey guys! Any idea on how to open a second instance of a running app? its possible if its a unix app.. but what if its a .app application? looks like osx will let you run only one instance at a time.

yea thats why i quit using debian :P... using SuSE now.. very satisfactory.

yea safari is nice. but i dont like its cache-ing mechanism. it sometimes returns a webpage from the cache and not from the original source. this bugs me a lot.

:p firefox is the best browser out there for linux/windows. but hey i'm sticking to camino.. its soo much faster on osx.

you know i love linux soo much (SuSE).. and I like osx equally as much.. but i just can't agree on the fact that linux is faster than osx no matter how much I dislike/hate the fact that opensource software is not "there" yet.

v4 will look better too. ( it comes bundled with gnome 2.x and kde 3.x.x