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Kunst in huis? Nicole Karrèr maakt echt bijzonder mooie dingen
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Thu, Sep 29 2011, 09:08 Mac OS X, programming PermalinkHere you will find two scripts for use with Panic's Coda, which take selected text and encode it to BASE64 or decode it from BASE64, inside the current editor (base64coda).
To add the scripts to Coda's scripts-menu, click the menu and select 'Open Enclosing Folder':
Drag the scripts in the opened folder, go back to Coda and select 'Reload Scripts' from the scripts-menu. You should see the two new scripts:
Now, select some text and choose BASE64 Encode and then BASE64 Decode to see your text again.
To add the scripts to Coda's scripts-menu, click the menu and select 'Open Enclosing Folder':
Drag the scripts in the opened folder, go back to Coda and select 'Reload Scripts' from the scripts-menu. You should see the two new scripts:
Now, select some text and choose BASE64 Encode and then BASE64 Decode to see your text again.
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Multiple MySQL instances on Mac OS X Client or Server
Wed, Sep 07 2011, 12:20 Database, Mac OS X, MySQL, software PermalinkA new project and a server in the basement, drove us to research how we could replicate MySQL databases of two other servers onto the one in the basement. Quest: we need multiple instances of MySQL on the server, with each its own setup. Our findings and how to set this up on Mac OS X Client (your regular desktop Mac) or Mac OS X Server (your co-located Xserve, Mac Pro or Mac Mini Server) are described on this page.
