The Wiliest of all Coyotes. Tricky!

by Joshua Scott on November 23, 2009

in Interesting Stories

This is such a crazy story!!  The pictures at the end are unbelievable! 
Hit by a car traveling at 75mph, he was embedded in the fender and rode on for another 600 miles – and SURVIVED!
When a brother and sister struck a coyote at 75mph, they assumed they had killed the animal and just kept [...]

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Easiest iPhone Jailbreak Ever!

by Joshua Scott on October 24, 2009

in News

Finally, a jailbreak for version 3.1.2 of the iPhone firmware exists and it is the easiest jailbreak I’ve seen so far.  It took me less than 5 minutes to jailbreak, including the time it took to read the instructions.
Here’s a list of what you will need to jailbreak.

Latest version of iTunes – Download

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iSnort

August 11, 2009

Can you believe someone actually wrote this app?  In order to get this app, you have to jailbreak your iPhone and pay like 8 bucks for the app.  I guess the slogan in the Apple commericals is true…”There’s an app for that!!”

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Desktop Blogging Client Issues Workaround

December 27, 2008

I finally decided to spend a little bit of time and see if I can get the workaround implemented for the issue where the desktop blogging client strips html tags.  A visitor to my site left a comment stating that all that needed to be done was copy over a 2.6.32 or older version of [...]

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I’m an iPhone user now!

December 23, 2008

I’ve been a Blackberry user for a long time.  I started using them back when the device looked like a pager and only did email (RIM 850)  I’ve been very accustomed to doing things the Blackberry way.   Over the years, I’ve had all types of Blackberry’s…6200 series, 7200 series, 8700 series, and Curve 8300.  The [...]

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DimDim – Open Source Web Conferencing

December 7, 2008

I ran across this pretty cool web conferencing tool called DimDim.  They offer a free version that  allows up to 20 attendees, and paid versions that allow for up to 1000.  They even offer the open source edition that you can download and run on your own server.  I tried to sign-up for an account, [...]

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Update on Desktop Blogging Client Issues

November 2, 2008

It looks like the issue where desktop blogging clients strip html tags is still an issue.  I noticed that there was an update to libxml on Fedora Core 8 and I was hoping it would fix the issue, but unfortunately it does not appear to fix that particular issue.  Based on the comments on PHP [...]

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Desktop Blogging Clients Strip HTML Tags

October 18, 2008

I’ve been running into issues posting blog entries from Windows Live Writer to Jooma and Wordpress where the leading angle brackets in the P and A HTML tags were being stripped out.  After many google searches, I finally found out what it is.  It turns out there is a bug in one of the XML [...]

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