This is just plain awesome.

Thanks to Alex for sharing this with me. My brother, Dino, would like this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXkoIBDXwd8

Had to add http://www.bitesms.com/cydia/beta5.0 as a Cydia source to get this. 4.99 didn’t work with iOS 4.1 jailbroken.

Pretty nifty service. Just trying to massage it to work the way I want to. If it weren’t for Twitter, I’d just post to Facebook. If I used this exclusively, I guess I wouldn’t need to include my most recent Tweets on my blog. *scratching head*

Okay, so if you post to Twitter, it uses the title as the post’s actual “body”. Let’s see how it works when you post to Facebook instead. I have my Tweets automatically posting to Facebook, so I figured I’d try posting to Twitter.

With a smaller post, does it still send a link to post.ly, like longer ones?

Thanks to greenpois0n for their 4.1 jailbreak tool. It went fairly easy. I downloaded AptBackup first, so I could backup my “list” of jailbroken apps to Cydia’s server. Then I did the update to 4.1. Then I did the jailbreak. After the jailbreak, I installed Cydia with Loader.app, then installed AptBackup and did a restore. After that, it looked like most of my apps were missing. I plugged into the PC, got into iTunes, went to Apps, and then, magically, without even syncing, they started showing up on my phone. Maybe AptBackup just needed a little more time before the downloads were all done and placed where they needed to be placed.
UPDATE: I had my friend, Chris, do this last night. He had some issues, but mostly related to his laptop blue-screening. Anyway, he had to go into iTunes at the end, and start “checking” the apps he wanted on his iPhone. Like me, he didn’t have to actually “Sync” while on the Apps tab in iTunes for the apps to start showing up on his phone.

Awesome, the new Grooveshark iPhone app is out! http://blog.grooveshark.com/post/1306509236/grooveshark-2-0-is-here-and-its-in-cydia

Ha ha ha.

Aaahhhhhh.

I’m cleaning up my blog.

Bummed, wouldn’t let me do the 10 seconds, so I’ll settle for October 10, 2010, at 10:10 AM.

Edit: The pre-dating this worked!

Yep, I love it. Great weather. Great outdoors. I love it.

I wonder what going to version 3+ will do for me?

I’ve been wondering about this for the longest time… will soundcards even be necessary soon?

From ExtremeTech.com:

If computer games can be said to have come of age in any particular time period, it must be the late 1980s and early 1990s. Hardware had advanced to a point where artists’ visions could be more realistically rendered onscreen, and the proliferation of first 3.5-inch floppies and soon after CDs would give programmers more space than they ever dreamed of to make their ideas a reality. But if one year could be said to be the most transformative, the most magical, it would have to be 1988.

That was the year when, with Sierra On-Line’s release of King’s Quest IV: The Perils of Rosella, PC games finally became able to treat your ears like important parts of the body. With creativity and time, a designer had long been able to fashion decent-looking (if often improvisatory) images, but—on the PC, anyway—beeps and boops were forever the lay of the aural land. But if you had the right additional hardware, you could fire up King’s Quest IV to the sound of true fanfare: horns, harps, and drums playing music (by Emmy-nominated composer William Goldstein) that sounded truly majestic.

Read more here:
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2363879,00.asp