2 Player Productions just released their documentary Minecraft – Story of Mojang. You can get it as DRM-free download-to-own for $8 or as DVD for $20. 😀
Update: There is also an official Torrent on TPB. 😉
2 Player Productions just released their documentary Minecraft – Story of Mojang. You can get it as DRM-free download-to-own for $8 or as DVD for $20. 😀
Update: There is also an official Torrent on TPB. 😉
The Windows 8 Consumer Preview (a.k.a. Beta) is out. The link to directly download ISOs is a little hidden though.
So it seems OS X keeps track of all your downloads (even if you are using the Incognito/Private Browsing mode of your browser).
It stores the information in the following files:
They are SQLite databases and can be manipulated with the right tools.
So to delete all the contents you need to open the file for your version of OS X (Lion in my case).
sqlite ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.QuarantineEventsV2
In the SQLite console delete all entries in the one table it contains.
delete from LSQuarantineEvent where 1=1;
This statement works in either file, but if you have Lion you might as well get rid of the old file.
rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.QuarantineEvents
Untill today I didn’t know that you can download the Portal 2 OST from the official homepage for free … 😀