Cannot connect to iTunes Store: THE SOLUTION
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Posted by: tciddaniw 37 Comments
Tags: app store, cannot connect to itunes store, error, ios, ipad, iPhone
Some time our preferred websites are unavailable or are closed and we can’t access to their important information, but not all is lost: we can use the cache of Google!!
In fact, Google caches the most used pages in order to speed the searches and this cache remains many week in the servers.
There are many different ways to view the cached pages, but I report the most useful:
1. If you have the exact link of the page in the website, you can open this link and click on “Access a cached copy of …” .
Alternately you can add “cache:” before the link (Ex: cache:www.linkstreaming.com/streaming-flash-forward.html)
2. If you don’t have the exact link in the website, you can do a Google Search like this: “nameOfSite nameOfContents”. So, Google will search in our website a page with the contents those we need. The result will be a page like this:
Finally, if you use Firefox there is a extension ErrorZilla to view the Google’s cached version of every pages but, personally, I prefer the others two methods.
All comments are welcome.
Bye.
Posted by: Matteo V. 3 Comments
As usual Apple was crushed in the Pwn2Own, a computer security contest.
Posted by: Mario 6 Comments
Today I talk, again, about MegaVideo and MegaUpload. In my previous posts I told about how to watch MegaVideo without 72 minute limit, but often I’m not connect to Internet (e.g. long travel by train or by airplane) and I download video.
Without a Premium Account download video from MegaVideo is not easy and you have find the MegaUpload’s link of video, but often this link is not available.
Recently, a friend told me about jDownloader. JDownloader is a small java application, therefore runnable on Windows, Mac and Linux, very useful. In fact, JDownloader can download file from MegaVideo and MegaUpload automatically without limits and without that you have insert manually the captcha.
How to use JDownloader:
Automatically the link is imported in program:
4. Click on play to start to download the file.
The powerful of this application is that you can add many files and it automatically downloads they.
In particular, if you want download file from MegaUpload, the program automatically detects the captcha. So, you can add all files that you want and go out, when you return at home all files will be downloaded.
The program has many other features: management of pause and of resume of downloads, management of premium account,….In other you can use it with many other host sites.
Thanks to the creator of this program and thanks to the power of Java ;-).
Bye
Posted by: Matteo V. 4 Comments
Tags: Download Manager, Dr. House, File Sharing, Film, jDownloader, Megaupload, Megavideo, streaming
Posted by: Matteo V. 2 Comments
Tags: Apple, coverage, iLife 2010, iPhone, iPod, iSlate, Keynote 2010, live
Apple is preparing a event in San Francisco on January 27th at 10 AM Pacific Time(GMT-8).
Last rumors talk about iPhone OS 4.0 and iLife 2010, but all are attending the "latest creation". Probably, this last creation will be iSlate, the long-rumored Tablet.
Under the Wire going to commentate live on all event and in particular Steve Jobs keynote.
Click here to get live coverage of the event!
Posted by: Matteo V. 1 Comments
Tags: Apple, iLife 2010, iPhone, iSlate, Keynote 2010, last creation, live, rumors, Steve Jobs, Tablet
Snow Leopard has brought an annoying bug. Sometimes, when dealing with external hard drives or USB sticks, Finder crashes and does not automatically reopen. Trying to click on the Finder icon in the Dock does not help at all! It just causes a laconic message box that says: "The application Finder can't be opened (-10810)". Unless you want to logout and login back (or restart), the solution is simple but a little bit for the techie:
Posted by: tciddaniw 86 Comments
Today talk about new Facebook version: Facebook Lite.
Starting from Facebook Mobile experience, the developers are projecting new easier interface. New version is very simple and clear, there aren’t unnecessary bars and it is very fast to load also by slow connections.
In fact, this version is thinking in order to new users from developing country and to mobile devices (iPhone, Smartphone,…) that use slow connections.
However, this new version has all necessary functions:
This version is only a test interface, but probably it is a preview of next Facebook graphic.
Bye
Today Windows 7 house party kit is arrived to my home.
Here's what it includes:
And the most important thing: two DVDs, one with 32-bit Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition and one with 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition.
And now some photo:
and a video:
bye
Posted by: Matteo V. 4 Comments
Tags: House Party, Windows 7
The last version of Skype (4.1) hides a new interesting feature: the screen sharing.
Normally when I’m working in a team or talking with friends by pc I want show them images or all my screen and the fastest solution was a screenshot, but many time only one isn’t sufficient (Did you try to help a friend to use a program?). Up to now there aren’t a easy alternative and you have to install a remote assistant software. Now with last version of Skype screen sharing is easy and images are good quality. Skype transmits screen like a video call and both people of call can share their screen.
If you want share your screen with a friends then:
Clicking on “Share selection”, a black box appears on screen and you can move and resize it until you are satisfy.
Then you can click on “Start screen sharing ”. However you can switch to full screen sharing by “Select fullscreen” button.
When you want finish screen sharing click on “Stop screen sharing” or close the video-call by red button.
Bye sys.
Posted by: Matteo V. 1 Comments
Tags: New feature, Remote Assitant Software, Screen Sharing, Skype, Team working
Since I switched to Mac OS X my machine is giving me lot of opportunities to demystify the it just works Apple motto.
I already talked about that in my previous post, but few minutes ago I experienced another glitch: something as simple as renaming a file is causing trouble to the Finder that get confused on where place the textfield where to enter the new filename.
A similar glitch happens also with Xcode, it has sometimes troubles matching the cursor position on the screen with the actual cursor position in the file.
Please Cupertino, fix it!
Posted by: Mario 0 Comments
It is about a month I switched to Mac and it is time to write down some thoughts about the new environment.
Let's start about the hardware: I own now a 13'' Mac Book Pro, the one with 4GB of RAM. If you want to know more about the hardware specifications go to the Apple Store. It has much more horsepower than my 4 years laptop, but not having to deal with a lot of really computational intensive tasks I am not noticing a too big difference.
The only thing in witch it is really better is the bfattery life. I still have to perform some serious tests, but I can go to university without the charger and when I am back home I still have a lot of battery life remaining.
The last thing I have to say about the hardware is that I am loving its design, but I still have to figure out if it would be better with some cool customization like this one.
On the software side I have always been a Windows guy, but thanks to the fact that the most of the time I am at the PC I am using a browser or reading a pdf I am not suffering to much the change of operating system.
Now I am using Mac OS X Snow Leopard for every task I have to do, except for a ssh connection to a university pc to do some stuffs on a Linux machine.
I hate virtual machines and dual boot, so it is the only solution viable to me.Mac OS X is a UNIX, but you don't have to use the (hated) terminal every two seconds. You just have to learn the new keyboard shortcuts and that's it.
I am sorry, but now it's time to show you that I am not under the reality distortion field. In the last days I had to face some weird issues that come out to remember me that I was right when I said that the it just works motto was good just for advertising.
I had to brutally reboot my system after I discovered it unable to eject a usb memory stick. Not actually a great task.
I also had to face an iTunes error that prevented me to synchronize my iPod Touch. Not a big deal, but it didn't just work.
To conclude this post I have to confess you the reason of this switch: it was a bargain, with the EUR USD change rate over 1.4, a university discount and the back to school promotion.
Posted by: Mario 0 Comments
Tags: MacBook Pro
Hi, today I talk again about Megavideo and how bypass its time limit. If you didn’t read my other posts about Megavideo these are the links:Post1, Post2, Post3.
In the last post I advised to use www.megastriming.tk, but recently often there are technical problems.
Actually the best solution for is the use of the Firefox plu-in illimitux. The new version (3.1) of plug-in support more of 20 platforms among which Megavideo, Veoh and Megaupload, the best streaming sites.
In fact, illimitux bypasses Megavideo time limit, moreover is possible parallel downloads from Megaupload without speed limitation and without premium account and is possible watch Veoh files without official player. This plug-is is very easy to use because when it auto-detects supported platform show a box where user can remove all limitations.
This is a short video tutorial of plug-in:
Getting Started with illimitux 2 from Illimitux on Vimeo.
Enjoy the movie.
Bye.
PS. any comments are welcome.
Posted by: Matteo V. 12 Comments
Tags: Bybass time limit, Dr, Dr. House, Fasteweb, Megaupload, Megavideo, Services, streaming
I found a really cool service where you can ask a question and get the answer from who said to be expert in that topic. It works a way better than its competitor like Yahoo Answer.
It really works well and with the integration with a instant messaging program it's really easy to get your questions answered.
If you want to check it out join Aardvark following this link
Posted by: Mario 2 Comments
Tags: Services
Let start again with a post of Joanna Rutkowska about (the lack of) security foundations of Mac OS X. As usual you will get plenty of Mac users denying that signing applications could be useful, but we know their reality is distorted. As a new Apple user I would really like to have a way to trust application I am installing.
Is General Public License always good? Read this article and you will know about some case where it dramatically fails.
A response to Free Software Foundation FUD.
Haiku team comments about OSCon. Seems they are doing a great job.
I am not posting here the link to the last Steve Jobs keynote because it actually was not so interesting. The only cool thing they presented are the genius playlists, but who needs it when he has Pandora?Posted by: Mario 2 Comments
An interview to Joanna Rutkowska. As usual a worth reading.
An hack to have a browser in Windows7. User friendliness is no more here while Opera is still not downloaded by everyone but who already knows it.
If you need to perform a lot of boring operations on finite fields or on elliptic curves, I think you should give a look at this script. I wrote it and helped me a lot.
Read this post and write what do you think in a comment. I still have to make up my mind about it.
Posted by: Mario 0 Comments
Tags: Development, Links, Scripts, Security
Google I/O 2009 - The Myth of the Genius Programmer: definitely a worth watching to understand what programming actually is.
10 Privacy Settings for Facebook: I don’t know if it is fair to write in the same sentence both Facebook and Privacy, however have a read and adjust your settings.
"0wnz0red": Programmers who hack their own bodies don't need exercise and never get sick: A new short story from one of science fiction's bright young stars. By Cory Doctorow
Inside Gazelle, Microsoft Research's "browser OS": for sure it will not bury Internet Explorer in the near future. But it is still interesting, really interesting.
Windows 7 is nearly RTM but there is still the need to additional software to Mount ISO images, and make PDF.
If you missed the links we suggested in the past check it out.
Posted by: Mario 0 Comments
Tags: Browser, Facebook, Google, Links, programming
Google's Microsoft Moment: Google announced its Chrome OS, are they becoming evil (In the case they are not already evil)? Chrome (The browser) its great, I’m waiting to see how the Chrome OS will look like, even if I am not a Linux supporter.
Inside C# 4.0: dynamic typing, optional parameters, covariance and contravariance: how to make the language messy, with some syntax sugar and some useful properties (Respectively).
Office 2010: The Movie: I used to hate every single office software suite. Now I have a reason to prefer LaTeX even to Office 2010, without even having to try it. Microsoft, can you please hire an actual marketing division?
Object Oriented Design: sit watch and learn the principle and the patterns before actually writing the code. It helps a lot.
Posted by: Mario 0 Comments
Tags: Advertisment, Google, Links, programming
Enjoy this video and see what students are able to do with a Wii Mote, a piece of paper, some homemade infrared pens and a PC.
Unfortunately so far there is only an Italian version of the video, but I think that looking at the images you will understand how WiiTouch works.
Posted by: Mario 2 Comments
Tags: Project, Talking Paper, Touch
How I announced in this post, Windows 7 will be released publicly next 5 May (for now, only MSDN and TechNet subscribers can download it).
This version expired after 13 month, June 2010, and you will can download it until July 2009 from this site: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/default.aspx.
Next week I’ll try it, but for now I recommend to read this post of www.engadget.com.
Posted by: Matteo V. 0 Comments
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