iPhone App: Core Monitor (Free) – Clear iPhone memory (RAM)

Posted on November 30, 2011 by admin

If you have an older generation iPhone, such as iPhone 3G or 3GS. You may notice, after 2-3 years of usage, that the OS runs sluggish and may even crash. Its well known that improvements and upgrades to the OS may allocate more memory, and having a nice little multitasking tool is nice. But its going to eat up memory fast.

Core Monitor (Free) is a nice little application for iPhone that lets you visualize current memory usage. As well as monitor:

Remaining Battery (Roughly)
Disk Usage
CPU Load
Running Processes
Device Information (Slightly buggy in my experience)

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Information as a Weapon

Posted on December 12, 2010 by admin

We live in the information and communication age, the age of industry is long gone. Today the most powerful weapon is no longer a big number and brute force, but knowledge and communication. When you know everything about everything, including your enemy, you can quickly spread the word and make their own force turn against them. Continue reading →

WordPress Plugin – WP Minify

Posted on October 25, 2010 by admin

WordPress is great. It does all of the hard work for you, manages Javascript, CSS, HTML, PHP, Layout etc. All of that is great and all, but it could be better. The code contains allot of spaces, comments and other crap that isn’t necessary. One solution would be to open up all of the files and edit them manually, but that takes to much time and effort, what you really want to be doing is some blogging. Then this is your solution WordPress Plugin WP Minify. It “Minifies” all of your CSS and Javascript and puts it into one file, which in turns makes your blog allot faster. You can download the plugin HERE or install it through the WordPress Dashboard.

Setup OpenDNS In Mac OS X

Posted on July 8, 2010 by admin

There are several reasons you might want to use OpenDNS, the biggest two I use it is for speed and security, here I will show you how you can set it up on your Mac:

Open system preferences and click “Network”

Select your network interface and then click on “Advanced”. If you don’t know what network interface you are using, then it’s the one with a green circle next to it, in my case “AirPort”