How to speed up the iPhone 3g
I found a short video on the Tube, it seems that using the future release of the iOS you could gain speed with your iPhone 3g.
I found a short video on the Tube, it seems that using the future release of the iOS you could gain speed with your iPhone 3g.
The latest version of RTI DDS (4.5c) adds support for the following new platforms:
You can use the clipboard from the directly from the terminal application, Mac OS X gives you two commands:
pbcopy
pbpaste
Naturally pbcopy will copy something on the clipboard and pbpaste will paste something from the clipboard.
For example you might want to save the results of a search on the file system:
Mac OS X gives you the ability to grab a screenshot of your monitor using the following combination:
Cmd-Shift-3
Also it provides the capability to grab only a portion of your screen using the following combination:
Cmd-Shift-4
After you type this combination simply click and grab the mouse pointer to select the desired portion of screen.
On your Mac OS X terminal you can use the open command like a double click.
For example you can issue the following command:
# open .
this command will open the working directory in the finder.
Many times I need to compute differences between two dates, I built a library to do this, here it is the source code.
A new way to jailbreak the iPhone is arrived, The jailbreak team has released a new website that make the work for you.
JailbreakMe works on the device itself! visit the website on your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad to get started.
Sometimes I need to get some screenshoots while I'm running live CD's without screenshoots applications, I solved this problem using the xwd command:
In a terminal window or in a virtual console you can run the following command:
# xwd -root > screenshoot.xwd
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