Getting Anypoint Monitoring to work with Mule Runtime on a Mac
Running Mule apps on your Mac and want it to work and play nicely with Anypoint Monitoring? Here is the fix you absolutely need.
Tagged: osx
How to compress PDF for free on your Mac
I’m sure you’ve encountered this situation before. You scan a document with your scanner and save it as a PDF document. And when you need to send it over as an attachment in an email, lo-and-behold, you realises that the scanned document is about 7.86MB large! Just for a grayscale document? Fret not. Here’s how you can compress PDF for free on your Mac by just using what’s already available on your Mac in just 5 minutes and reduce up to 66% in file size!
Automatically eject external disks on sleep and reconnect after on OS X
Getting too many -The disk was not ejected properly- errors when you improperly unplug the external disks after closing your MacBook’s lid to put it to sleep? Well, here’s how you can automatically unmount and re-mount them!
Fixing the iPhone Bluetooth Internet Tethering with OS X
Recently, my iPhone’s ability to wirelessly tether the Internet connection from my mobile data plan through bluetooth was broken. I wasn’t sure what went wrong or what broke it. All I did right before...
3 Reasons Why I Chose Parallels over VMWare Fusion
UPDATE: This article is refreshed in this latest published version here: 3+1 Reasons why Parallels 7 wins VS VMWare Fusion! If you’re like me, especially if you are working in an organizations where a...
Using Mac (or Linux) in a Windows dominated workplace
It’s a (sad) fact that most corporate workplace are still using Windows as the only supported platform for work. It’s not that I’ve anything against Windows. Don’t get me wrong here. Instead, I personally think...
Tip: Enabling ‘native’ NTFS read and write support on Snow Leopard, at your own risk
If you’re use both Mac and Windows workstations, then you’d probably also have a bunch of removable hard disks that’s formatted as NTFS laying around. And you’d also obviously know that OS X does...
