Monthly Archive: July 2005

Jul
26

Control a wireless card from command line

Control a wireless card from the shell: “” Mac OSX Hints has a quick tip on using the (somewhat hidden) airport command to manually manipulate the airport settings. This tool is called airport. I played around for a few minutes and was pleasantly surprised. [I’ve edited the output below so it fits, but you should …

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Jul
26

Keys not working as expected on Mac keyboards.

I’ve had a few e-mail exchanges with friends and family (mostly the latter, even if indirectly) that look suspiciously like: My dad has an iMac with 10.3.9 on it. He has fat fingers and somehow got his Mail.app into some weird state that I’ve tried working through with him. The problem is, when composing, punctuation …

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Jul
25

More reSIProcate Stats.

I’ve compiled a snapshot of how reSIProcate [Everybody's favorite SIP stack] code size is split between object files, text and data segments. You can see more about it on the reSIProcate wiki. There are three graphs, arranged in decreasing order of object size. Note that these are unoptimized objects on a 64-bit PPC 970 build. …

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Jul
11

New ReSIProcate Release

A new version of the reSIProcateSIP stack was released today. Kudos to the entire team for pulling this together! See the project’s Wiki for the release notes and additional contributor statistics about this release. reSIProcate is a part of the SipFoundry family of open sourced telephony and VoIP software.

Jul
04

July Newsletter

Our July newsletter is now online. Enjoy! (link)