Or: How to install Legacy Mac OS X SDKs for Xcode
As you explore open-source Mac software, you will eventually have to build for older versions of OS X.
But you will need older OS X SDKs.
The solution? Roundhouse-kick an old, defenseless Xcode installer into a bloody mess, of course! Then you can find all its subinstallers—including the legacy SDKs!
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Fixing a broken medium-current power brick
Some time ago, I bought a 7-port USB hub from Plugable, and it came with a pretty decent power supply. Most cheap hubs provide a correspondingly cheap wall-wart which will only give half an amp of current. But this one from Plugable was a proper beast that gave me 4 whole amps of current! Wow! Until it broke after 6 months of use.
Plugable was really on the ball, and immediately sent me a new power supply. So props to them. But I was curious about what went wrong in the faulty supply, so I popped it open. Here are the pics:
On the operating table. |
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