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This is a two for one. First I’ll bow down to the person who wrote up the tool chain tutorial and of course props to saurik (I think the foremost hacker of the iPhone). Next, we move on to the necessary movements to get the sshd (openssh) default port moved off of 22. I needed to move it because it seemed like all traffic through port 22 was blocked on my schools’ network. And of course I wanted to ssh into my phone to run my compiler for my C++ class. more »

I don’t know who’s idea this was… but having remote activated beeping flashing luggage seems like a bad idea in this post-code-orange world.

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My instructions should be able to get your firefox browser online through your phones data connection. The gist of it is; you wifi into your phone and use that as your rout to the web. This post was written using this setup.
All of the tools used are available online for free, EXCEPT i used windows xp to do the jailbreak.
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Really quick here, how to jam arround with file names for handy output file name creation. more »

If you are trying to run a classic bash for i in $( …. ) loop and things are getting messy, maybe you need to adjust the IFS variable. more »

Different blog softwares keep the rss feed file in different spots. When I switched blog software for one of our projects everyones rss feeds broke! more »

If you love hippie music you have probably run into the .shn audio file format. Many live performances have been recorded and saved in this format. There are tons available on archive.org. more »

Erin and I have been working on a website for my friend Mike and his friend Joe. So far it looks like this: http://asapconcrete.us. more »

Traffic shaping might sound fancy. And it can be, but here is a trick I use to improve performance on my LAN at home. more »

Really basic changes to .htaccess can be just what you need. more »