Category Archives: kernel

How to hire Graham Lee

Posted on 2010-03-02 by Graham Lee

There are few people who can say that when it comes to Cocoa application security, they wrote the book. In fact, I can think of only one: me. I’ve just put the final draft together for Professional Cocoa Application Security … Continue reading →

Posted in book, Business, cocoa, conference, CoreData, iPad, iPhone, Java, kernel, macfuse, mach, nextstep, objc, openstep, UNIX, xcode | 2 Comments

What’s new in 2009

Posted on 2009-01-01 by Graham Lee

Of course, it’s a bit early for a retrospective of 2008, besides which I’ve already written 73 entries this year, my most prolific year to date on iamleeg. And that doesn’t count numerous tweets, stack overflow contributions and of course … Continue reading →

Posted in cocoa, darwin, iPhone, kernel, macdevnet, meta-interwebs, personal, UNIX | Leave a comment

Eating one’s own dog food

Posted on 2007-01-12 by Graham Lee

I feel foolish for having made this error (especially after having so patiently explained how this stuff works on Mach), but today I did it. I reported the amount of free memory on a Linux system as being the amount … Continue reading →

Posted in kernel, linux, mach | 1 Comment