I didn't know ripping Wall-E would be so hard. http://bit.ly/18hgV 10 hrs ago
This somewhat requires you’ve followed my suggestions on not committing yourself to a certain host or your own DNS or mail servers, if not the extra steps might take you 10 more minutes, maybe days.
There are plenty of ways to migrate to a new server depending on how you’ve setup the server or your host, these are just to show the simplicity of my migrations after following the post linked above.
Step 1:
Rsync your other server’s files to the new…
The server migration went horrible and ok. The good: I was forced to migrate this morning because my current host all of a sudden dropped my memory or is having problems allocating memory to my VPS so all my sites were white screening. But since I was forced to move I didn’t have to worry about DBs being synced, the dumps and imports went well. And since I use GD for my nameserver it took 10 minutes to switch over…
Looks like if you really don’t like iTunes but you want an iPod you can now use winamp through just a few checkbox configuration. I also noticed you can now use Amarok to sync on linux, which is cool but there are so many other options.
Well the wait is over for me. I talked myself into buying an iPod last night after toying around with it for just a few minutes and my experience with it for 20 minutes today at the mall solidified my decision.
 Yes, the iPhone does do what many other phones do already. That’s clear but it’s the how that counts. The simplicity may be a drawback for some (or at least one I know) but like the BlackBerry OS it’s almost…
I meant to post about finally noticing Google Cal’s mobile interface which is going to help me a lot since I’ve been having syncing issues and GCal does house all of my calenders. And what timing because it turns out that they just released it. I’m still waiting for the app though.
Calendar syncing is impossible and Why do calendaring programs allow duplicates in the first place. #
After just a few days of using the Apple TV I’m thoroughly impressed. The major reason I purchased the Apple TV was because of all the hacking that’s been going on and with Apple practically saying, “it’s your box do what you will” we can expect some more great hacks, if running full OS X wasn’t enough. I had planned at least to install some Xvid/divX playback through a very simple hack but involves cracking the case open. Instead of jumping right…
A response to Alex calling me out.
Well, you forced me to defend myself.
My solution doesn’t have any single points of failure except maybe someone retrieving my password db from one of my local machines and then cracking it somewhere else, which you know is highly unlikely. More unlikely then someone getting to your “password pageâ€.I refer to the “password page†from your previous post but I’m still unclear as how that page works. And I’m assuming that is the only…
I stopped using firefox extension until The Hyperwords Project. Actually, I’m still using Google Browser Sync.
The Apple TV was the first out of the gate at today’s Macworld and it’s by far the most thing I’m excited about. The device is a media streaming device as well as a media player that syncs your library from another machine on it’s own hard drive, very similar to how an iPod syncs.
I’m interested in a few things: How well it will stream content on a G network since I rather get out the network cable again then…
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