Superb, I didn’t even know there were such a thing….
Growl animated styles to add to Growl as fast as a double click.
Made by Christopher Lobay, Christopher Lobay is a designer and developer.
He is the co-founder and Creative Director of Handcraft, a boutique creative agency.
Previously, he co-founded Infinite Ammo, an indie game company.
These styles: Mono and Basic, can be downloaded from here.
This is a trick I use to save space on my Macs HDDs, and it is impressing how much space you can save. The idea is to remove the additional languages installed by any application to your HD.
To make it, 2 easy steps, the result is -90% of space size occupied by each application (iChat went from 114 MB to 12 MB) and of course, faster to load applications.
Before making it, go to your applications folder, and sort the applications by size, then select on of the applications that takes the more space, for this tutorial, I’m going to select Mail.app
Select the application file and make a “command + i” to see the informations on that application, here is what I get:
Go to languages and select the languages you don’t need then click on the “-” button in the information window under the languages, you’ll be invited to move them to the trash, and click ‘OK’:
Let’s now take a look at how much space the application takes now on the HD:
Results: the application used to take 227.5 MB and now it takes 27.9 MB, we saved 200 MB!!!
Try doing it with the whole iLife suite and you’ll get approx 2 GB of additional space in your HD..
Bored of that SSH solution to gain access via a FTP client to your iPhone, or you just want to use your iPhone like a flash disk, here’s the tutorial on how to make your iPhone mount on your desktop just like any disk you connect to your Mac.
This tutorial is not for Windows running PCs.
You may need to check if your Mac is compatible with Disk for iPhone.
Download MacFuse (I already talked about this application in a how to make NTFS disk writable) and Disk for iPhone.
Install MacFUSE.
Install Disk for iPhone
Run Disk for iPhone.
Connect your iPhone with its USB cable to your Mac.
Your iPhone should now mount as Media on your desktop.
Just wanted to share with my dear readers my favorite Safari plugins, you’ll love even more browsing the internet on the fastest and most beautiful browser ever.
Inquisitor, I already made a review on this application a long time ago, the latest update is Safari 4 beta ready.
Cosmopod, I also made a review on it a long time ago (the actual version is also Safari 4 beta capable)
Cooliris a multimedia way to navigate the internet, it is just awesome, it worths a try (MacAmour is Cooliris ready)
Mac OS X doesn’t and will never support NTFS write but this desperate situation isn’t impossible to fix… thank God.
More… the solution is easy!
All you need is to install two small packages: MacFUSE and NTFS-3G.
Well known and annoying error messages that appears on iTunes when you try to unlock/jailbreak an iPhone.
Here are the steps I followed to unlock an iPhone (factory settings), two friends helped me for this: Kofster and Houssem).
What you need to make it (Google is your friend):
Behind this gorgeous looking application a treasure! This is the first pwnage tool for the iPhone 2.0.
It will jailbreak phones running the 2.0 software so you can install unofficial apps (from the Installer) but it also will enable you to download official ones straight from the App Store!
So, tomorrow, sunday happy sunday we’ll all be here downloading the pwnage tool from the iPhone Dev!
Update: here it is my friends! It’s a great sunday for humanity!
You can download the bootloader files from MacAmour by clicking here.
Bored of that SSH solution to gain access via a FTP client to your iPhone, or you just want to use your iPhone like a flash disk, here’s the tutorial on how to make your iPhone mount on your desktop just like any disk you connect to your Mac.
