Jul 31 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-31

  • Capiadinias FTW! #
  • @t3chdzyn what were you doing last night? #

Jul 31 2008

iPhone not Syncing with MobileMe?

After I jailbroke my iPhone, my Push Mail, Calendar, Contacts and Bookmarks stopped syncing. The reason was because all my mail settings were reset. So I simply switched them all to sync. Didn’t work. I tried all kinds of stuff to try and get my accounts to sync from me.com, but nothing worked. Rebooted, toggled the switches a few more times… nothing.

What finally did it was to delete the MobileMe account completely, power the device off, power it on, and then re-add the MobileMe account. Sure enough, my iPhone was once again in sync with me.com. =)

.: Adam


Jul 30 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-30

  • Watching a bunch of Indians eat sushi for the first time is hillarious! “what’s this green stuff… Oh! So hot!” LOL #
  • Bartender is all flippin bottles and shit. “Yo! Ninja boy! Just make the fucking drink already!” stupid fancy resturaunt bars… #

Jul 28 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-28

  • Decisions decisions… #
  • @t3chdzyn no. sux. down half the time. results are in a horrible listing. tabs make no sense. #

Jul 27 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-27

  • Man, I love being me :) #
  • @karolgajda Lost Boys =) #
  • @t3chdzyn What’s Feast? Do you meed “Feed” ? #

Jul 25 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-25


Jul 24 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-24

  • jailbreak iphone 3g on PC: http://tinyurl.com/5mewwy #
  • The Devil and the Sea … fucking awesome! #
  • No black hat for me. Just defcon this year. Damn clients always getting in the way. #

Jul 23 2008

My Tweets on 2008-07-23

  • @dannorris install OID and watch that double. 5 gb for an LDAP… Lame. #
  • Chipotle is the shizit! #
  • @t3chdzyn word #
  • I just got an email from Apple letting me know that MobileMe is now available to join… a tad late doncha think? #

Jul 23 2008

New Take on the iPhone Dock

Now that the new iPhone has been jailbroken, I’ve been messing around with all the images and icon, trying to customize the hell out of it. The first thing that I found out how to change was the background image for the dock (that metallic looking thing). The next thing that I learned was how to change individual application icons. (Within each app is a file ‘icon.png’, you just edit that)

Well, I came up with a new way to use the dock. I made all the app icons that are store in the dock blank PNG files (essentially no icon), and then made the background file one image with a bunch of stuff going on. All the notifications still appear where the icons were, and so do the text labels. For the text, I just made a black bar at the bottom faded out so that the text could be read.

Here’s a screen shot so you can see what I mean. My Apps at the bottom are: Phone, SMS, Safari, Mail.

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I’m sure you could come up with a lot cooler ideas with this, but it should get the ball rolling =)

.: Adam


Jul 23 2008

Easy Way to Restore Original iPhone Content

Have you been fucking around with your new iPhone and modding the hell out of it? Making your own graphics, hacking the apps, or seeing what happens when you edit a text file? Well, if you’re like me, you’re so eager to mess around that you forget to make a backup of something, and you overwrite it… with a bad file. SHIT! Now what? You could restore the iPhone from iTunes with the legit restore, or your custom IPSW file, but that takes forever, and you’ll loose a ton of your customizations. After having this happen to me twice, I decided to calm down and figure something out.

If you’ve downloaded the iPhone 2.0 SDK, it comes with a cool app called ‘iPhone Simulator’. In there are all the original files (even the encrypted PNG’s =)

The default install location is:

/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator2.0.sdk/

That’s the equivalent of root “/” on your iPhone. From there you can grab the originals and overwrite what you messed up on the phone =)

.: Adam