Do you ever need to reset user passwords, or unlock Active Directory accounts? Is a macbook your primary desktop? If so, AD HelpDesk for OSX might be a valuable addition to your application library.

The full text of the error is:

"Unable to find the service principal requested. The service principal may have been detected incorrectly in your network. Set the 'Default Domain Controller' in preferences to try and work around this."

If you Google “the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed”, you get plenty of information from support blogs and Microsoft articles; however, most of them ask you to rejoin your machine to the domain. That’s not always possible.

We have been working on a OS X desktop version of AD HelpDesk. If you are interested in a little sneak peak, read on.

I was recently faced with a problem building some C++ 11 code on OSX. I discovered that for all of the improvements Apple has put into LLVM, it has at least one glaring failure. It does not support lambda expressions. So I was forced to try to get GCC 4.6 building my project on OSX. I ran into two major issues.

If Apple gave one simple tool to their application developers, users would have much better experiences upgrading applications on their iPhone's, iPads, etc.

AD HelpDesk 2.1 includes support for user defined settings profiles. Settings profiles enable management of multiple Active Directory domains/forests from your iOS device. If you have ever had to try and manage users or groups in more than one domain then this might just be your new favorite feature. Read on to discover how to setup settings profiles and what else they can do for you.

Why did we create Varpanel? What does it do? Why should you care? Read on to find the answers...

Ran across these stats when trying to add some spreadsheet logic to a gut feeling. Really, it's part of the debate we're having when looking at the next implbits project. Pop quiz, how many games are available on Apple's app store today?