• Recent Posts

  • Lightroom4 Smart Collection : photos without collections
  • Martin Scorsese’s open letter to his daughter
  • Sublime Text : check PHP syntax on build
  • SVN AUTO UPDATING A DEV SERVER ON COMMIT
  • Run CAS Server on OS X
  • Notify readers of a private tumblr blog by email
  • Pear, pecl and php-oauth on OS X
  • Listing the day’s reminders using Apple Script
  • Use Alfred to rip a DVD to an iso
  • Samsung Slim External DVD Drive region free on OS X

• Recent Comments

  • shalfon on Yamaha DTXPlorer Kit with Rock Band (or Guitar Hero) on Xbox 360
  • shalfon on Yamaha DTXPlorer Kit with Rock Band (or Guitar Hero) on Xbox 360
  • Alexis on Yamaha DTXPlorer Kit with Rock Band (or Guitar Hero) on Xbox 360
  • Mark on Installing SimpleSAMLphp and use it as SP and IdP (for development env. only)
  • Alex on Yamaha DTXPlorer Kit with Rock Band (or Guitar Hero) on Xbox 360

• Tags

  .Net Apache api apple apple script aptitude backup bash C# console Debian drive Drums DTXPlorer DVD firmware git Guitar Hero IDE iPhone iterm kde4 lenny linux mac os x macports music mysql oauth pear PHP Rock Band server subversion svn Sync terminal textmate tumblr twitter usb wordpress Yamaha zend Zend Server

• Rollin’ and Tumblin’

  • Just watched Hidden Figures by Theodore Melfi (2016)I knew,...
  • Just watched Sully by Clint Eastwood (2016)I rarely admit it but...
  • Just finished watching Life starring Damien Lewis. 
  • Just watched Toni Erdmann by Maren Ade (2016) 
  • Just watched Bessie by Dee Reeses (2015)
  • Just watched The Big Short by Adam Mc Kay (2015)As I do often,...
  • Just watched 99 Homes by Ramin Barhani (2014)
  • The Social Network by David Fincher (2010)
  • Just watched Citizen Four by Laura Poitras (2014)
  • Just watched Life Itself by Steve James (2014) which I spotted...

In case you are sharing a disk over network and you want it to be available on your Mac automatically at boot up, you can have it auto mount at login.

1. Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups.
2. Make sure your user is selected on the left and go to the Login Items tab
3. Go to the Finder and press Cmd+K and connect to your network drive. Make sure to save the password to your keychain.
   
4. A Finder window opens showing the content of your network drive. Press Cmd + up arrow key to go up a level
5. Drag and Drop your network volume in the Login Items window
   
6. Check the box Hide left to your Volume in the list so the window won’t open at every boot up
7. Close the System Preferences, you’re all set

• About Me

  
  

  Samantha Halfon
  Software Engineer
  blueKiwi software

  Paris, France

  I enjoy playing with my computer(s), listening to Bob Dylan (and related artists) and watching movies (especially if they were directed by Martin Scorsese or John Cassavetes). Sometimes, I play a little guitar... If not doing any of the above, I am either riding a small red bike around Paris, or, making videos. About my videomaking please check out World Wide Angle and its blog.