When you charge an iPhone, you can use a small white cube to convert 110V AC to whatever it is the iPhone needs. When you charge a laptop, you need a “power supply”–generally a much larger brick–to do something similar. Why?
December 27, 2009
December 20, 2009
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- @charrett indeed! Are you volunteering with the Grameen Foundation? in reply to charrett #
- @charrett sorry for the slow response time, we're in the middle of releasing version 1.4.0. We will reply to you soon. in reply to charrett #
- @charrett ah, ok! Would you mind introducing yourself on the Mifos users mailing list and/or stopping by our IRC channel? in reply to charrett #
- @charrett we could use help testing the Mifos v1.4.0 RC ( http://tinyurl.com/ycjtfmw ) #
- @charrett sure! The Mifos v1.4.0 RC is now available for download at http://sf.net/projects/mifos in reply to charrett #
- @tenderlove happy birthday, AP! It's good to hear noone took your birthday away. in reply to tenderlove #
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December 14, 2009
Some plugins cause strange characters in WordPress posts
This issue (characters like  in posts) affected one of my WordPress blogs for about a year and a half. Converting the database entirely to UTF-8 didn’t help. Changing settings, collations, and waving chicken legs over my keyboard didn’t help. Turns out a plugin was the culprit: Textile 2 (Improved), version 2.1.
Once I disabled this plugin, the strange characters disappeared.
December 13, 2009
Twitter Weekly Updates
- FDA delays Mac shipment. FDA. Really? http://tinyurl.com/yg3oqn5 #
- @charrett testing Mifos? Thank you!! in reply to charrett #
- @charrett interesting. How so? in reply to charrett #
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