Google: [name] + (email or “contact me” or “contact us” )
Google: site:companywebsite.com/personalblog.com + [name] + email
Google: [name] + linkedin/twitter/facebook
Use 123people or linkedin (tips: a free way to message)
Do a whois lookup of his website or blog. There is a chance that the email is available in the domain’s admin/technical contact.
Sniffing traffic is a very hackish thing to do. So if you are against hacking things, stop reading.
There are a couple of ways to sniff the HTTP traffic. Using Wireshark, which has a nice user interface, is one of the mos popular ways. Today, I am going to introduce another tool call mitmproxy.
mitmproxy is an SSL-capable man-in-the-middle proxy. It was the very tool that was used to discover the misdeeds of Path.
sudo python setup.py installmitmproxy.ifconfig en1 (or whatever that you are using).
I have a secret. I cheated badly with some iPhone games.
The key to cheating is use an awesome software to hack the app. It involves changing some variables in the program.
There is a good Wiki on that. Read on the infinite tower bux hack. Their version is kind of long. So here is my shorter version, with an edited missions.plist. It’s all that you need.
iExplorer is a really awesome tool for hackers. You could use it to hack most apps, including Facebook , Scramble with Friends, etc.
So, if you hacked other apps, do share with me!
Not sure since which update, my Mac OS Lion 10.7 would not go into sleep mode.
Apparently, you can find out which service is preventing your Mac from sleeping by executing the bash command:
pmset -g assertionsThis is the result for me:
What’s wrong here is this: PreventSystemSleep named: “org.cups.cupsd”. That process is preventing my Lion from sleeping. If I kill the process, it just comes back up again.
The fix for me is to go to Preferences > Print & Scan > Delete my printer, then add again. This somehow triggers the system to really OFF printer sharing.
Insomnia solved.
UPDATE: Another possible cause could be that the printer has a pending print job. Delete the print job, and the process will terminate.
For a long while, Power 98 and Jia 883 did not have Internet streaming.. It is not a coincident that both are SAFRA radio stations..
But gladly, both now supports Internet streaming!
With that, SG Radio v1.2 is released, with the 2 new radio stations.
After attending an exhibition, I ended up with 50 business cards! Here comes a problem.
All (or most) of them are good contacts that I would like to save to a spreadsheet. And so I searched for an app/service that can help me. I ended up with shoeboxed, with is probably good, but cost $0.20 a card. Not satisfied, I looked around for a free solution.. My conclusion is that it is either paid, or not good.
However, I come up with my own quick & free solution, using a couple of free technologies :)
1) Use CardMunch to scan all the namecards with an iPhone. Also go to iPhone Settings > CardMunch > and enable contacts auto save. As each namecard is scanned and processed (takes a couple of minutes), they will be automatically saved to the iPhone.
2) Enable iCloud for syncing the iPhone contacts. This is to auto sync the contacts between iPhone and a Mac.
3) Open Mac Address Book and search for “Scanned on…”. This will filter the contacts that were added by CardMunch! Select these contacts and export in vcf.
4) Convert the vcf to csv using http://labs.brotherli.ch/vcfconvert/.
5) Open the csv file with Microsoft Excel or Google Spreadsheet!
You may also clean up your iPhone contacts by deleting away those contacts from Mac Address Book :)
This is the power of CardMunch and iCloud!
There are times when you have exceptions raised in Xcode, but it breaks at UIApplicationMain in main(), and without giving you clues on where the error comes from.
There is a way to show more helpful debugging info.
Basically you need to set a breakpoint at objc_exception_throw.
If you are using Xcode 4.2, you can do the following:
objc_exception_throw for SymbolYeah. Find and burn those terrible bugs!
I wasn’t impressed with Android team on their documentation for installing Android SDK. It is long, and jumps from page to page. Here is my better version:
Go to http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ and download Eclipse Classic (the latest version is 3.7.1).
After downloading, install and verify that it can run.
Note: If there is any error, check the System Requirements. In particular, you might need to install the JDK.
Go to http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html and download the Android SDK package.
For Mac and Linux users, download the zip/tgz package and unpack it to a safe location. The SDK files will be unpacked into a directory named android-sdk-<machine-platform>. Proceed to step (3).
For Windows users, download the .exe package, and run it to install. After installation is complete, the installation wizard will launch the Android SDK and AVD Manager. There is a slight inconsistent behaviour for Windows users here. Go to step (4) first, and return back to step (3) after you have finish step (4).
The Android SDK uses a modular structure that separates the major parts of the SDK. Specifically, the different versions of Android OS are each a module. To develop for a particular version, you would need to add the platform for that version.
To do so, from within Eclipse, select Window > Android SDK and AVD Manager.
Go to Available Packages, and select at least 1 platform. You may select additional platforms if you require.
Click Install Selected to download and install. Done!
One year ago, I released SG Radio, but the app encountered a major glitch, and was taken down.
I am sorry for taking so long to fix an app.. yeah 1 year to be exactly apologetic
Here it is, back to the App Store.
I read from problogger on writing good headlines for your blog post, and thought it is worth sharing.
Instead of always writing your headline in usual plain ways, follow these rules to get your readers excited. These are the 4 proven styles.
Intrigue readers by making them think “how can that be possible??” or “what is this stuff about??”.
eg. “Learn How to Develop Facebook Platform in a Day”
This usually consist of the words “The Ultimate Guide to …” or “The Secret Guide …”
eg. “The Ultimate Guide to Android Programming”
Add hype to your topic statement.
Eg. “iOS Development Guide: Earn Your First Million Dollar”
This includes a number in the title.
Eg. “4 Headlines to Get Readers Excited” :)
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