Bupa Great North Run – 2011 – As run by Me
My run chart of the Bupa Great North Run in 2011, although am pretty sure that long downhill in the middle never existed. Can’t embed the map to click the External link;
Link – Great North Run 2011 by Flish at RunKeeper
Official Chip Time was 2hrs 16 minutes and 14 seconds and was run in aid of Butterwick Hospice, sponsorship page still available at http://www.justgiving.com…
Official Chip Timing:
| Number: | 45037 | ||
| Chip Time: | 02:16:14 | Position: | 21,802 |
I Found This Useful: Error message in OSX Console – Cant create kext cache under / – owner not root
Error message in OSX Console – Cant create kext cache under / – owner not root
I was getting an error in the console:
com.apple.kextd[10]: Cant create kext cache under / - owner not root
This can be fixed by doing the following command:
sudo chown root:admin /
Note, you will almost certainly be prompted for a password, normally this is your Mac login password, but it may be a specific user with Administrator privileges’ password you need to enter
via I Found This Useful: Error message in OSX Console – Cant create kext cache under / – owner not root.
Andy Flisher is a Software Developer based in the North East of England specialising in cross platform development. Mobile Development experience includes Windows Phone, Android, and iPhone Apps. Desktop Software Development includes bespoke Windows, Linux, and Mac Applications. Web Development Skills include PHP, Perl, Python, ASP (Classic and .NET) – Andy Flisher on Google+
Monitor Wi-Fi with Lion’s hidden tool | Macworld
Monitor Wi-Fi with Lion’s hidden tool
by Lex Friedman, Macworld.com Sep 5, 2011 2:00 pm
Hints reader nathanator11 discovered that Lion includes a handy app that provides all sorts of diagnostic information surrounding your wireless network. Much of the information the software generates gets pretty technical, but even Wi-Fi novices may find some of the details that the utility aggregates useful.
Wi-Fi Diagnostics is tucked away in the /System/Library/CoreServices folder. To get there, I pressed Shift-Command-G in the Finder (the equivalent of going to the Go menu and choosing Go to Folder), and then typed in the /System/Library/CoreServices path and pressed Return. Once in the folder, I found Wi-Fi Diagnostics and double-clicked it. Alternatively, you could launch the Terminal and type open “/System/Library/CoreServices/Wi-Fi Diagnostics.app”, and then press Return.
However you find and launch it, Wi-Fi Diagnostics gives you four options: Monitor Performance (which shows you signal strength, noise level, transmit power, and data rate); Record Events (which can keep a log of network happenings); Capture Raw Frames (which records everything coming and going on your Mac’s wireless connection); and Turn on Debug Logs.
If you’re at all interested in what’s going on with your Mac’s Wi-Fi connection or your wireless network, Wi-Fi Diagnostics is freely included with your copy of Lion, and you can’t break anything by poking around the app—so enjoy!
via Monitor Wi-Fi with Lion’s hidden tool | Networking & Wireless | Mac OS X Hints | Macworld.
Andy Flisher is a Software Developer based in the North East of England specialising in cross platform development. Mobile Development experience includes Windows Phone, Android, and iPhone Apps. Desktop Software Development includes bespoke Windows, Linux, and Mac Applications. Web Development Skills include PHP, Perl, Python, ASP (Classic and .NET) – Andy Flisher on Google+
Middlesbrough 10k – 2011
The Middlesbrough Tees Price 10k – 2011 – As run by Flish
The embbedded route map is currently broken (Take note please Runkeeper, embedded maps still broken), so here’s a link to the actual page – Middlesbrough 10k 2011 Race
Official Chip Timing:
| Number: | 692 | ||
| Gun Time: | 00:56:50 | Position: | 1138 |
| Chip Time: | 00:54:14 | Position: | Unknown |
| Category: | Vet Men 35-39 | Position: | Unknown |
| Gender: | M | Position: | Unknown |
| Age Grading: | 47.46% | ||