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FileSystem iOS app 2.0 uploaded to the AppStore… Extended review time… Version 1.0 removed from the AppStore… Thanks Apple… #bastards
eosgarden - 09.05.2012 / 00:15
@JonnyBellman Sure… Just write us an email, with as many details as possible : )
eosgarden - 05.02.2012 / 18:17
Noxeos - Mixing C++ with C/Objective-C: http://t.co/VS5zeASf
eosgarden - 16.01.2012 / 23:01
FileSytem for iPhone is finally compatible with iOS 5 - update or download it now: http://t.co/yXqCFkC9
eosgarden - 11.01.2012 / 22:22
Noxeos - Warning flags for Clang: http://t.co/iZFQWi6f
eosgarden - 10.01.2012 / 20:36
AutoPurge - Optimize your system memory with a single click: http://t.co/9oTKasSS
eosgarden - 10.01.2012 / 20:24
Manual - Unix man pages at your fingertips: http://t.co/81rZTSeC
eosgarden - 10.01.2012 / 20:12
PropEdit 2.1.0: http://t.co/zJsERSpb
eosgarden - 10.01.2012 / 19:48
@dodyrw NodeJS binary is included in WebStart. GUI is ready, and will be available in the next version (should be released in a few days).
eosgarden - 08.01.2012 / 22:03
@dfeyer Don't know the Percona version (yet)… Is it better than MySQL?
eosgarden - 07.01.2012 / 10:59
 
 
 
One of the new features in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion is the "Resume" ability for all applications to save their last state, meaning when you relaunch the app or reboot your Mac, the application will "resume" and reopen again showing all of the windows and data that was last in use. This is a great feature for some apps and situations, but there are also times where you don’t want past app states to reappear.
This application allows you to get rid of the saved state for specific applications.