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You may be a Terrorist if…

By On June 28, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In iPhone, National, Opinion, Police Brutality, Tech

You may be a terrorist if you share an apartment with others. This another factoids can be derived from a documents floating around the Arizona Police computers that was made available by LulzSec last week. Many of these documents also came from other police departments, and the Department of Homeland Security. It is likely all [...]

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RRBI Coin Silver Calculator Updated

By On June 25, 2011 · 2 Comments · In Downloads, iPhone, Programming

Now with real-time metals prices, and a spot chart, the new version is in the Apple App Store now. Free.

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Well, that was fun, What’s next?

By On June 25, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Downloads, iPhone, Linux, Programming, Tech, webOS

First, a thank you to everyone that pledged toward this project. It’s good to know there are people that interested in the project. There were also lots of questions and suggestions from other interested people; enough to make me really want to finish this.

So, even though funding wasn’t reached, I’ll still work on this. [...]

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No more evil redundancy eating up my screen

Remove the Title Bar from Gnome 3 on Maximize

By On May 29, 2011 · 12 Comments · In Linux, Tech

Gnome 3 has a wonderful UI, but one glaring fault. The top system bar serves as a “title bar” for your current application, telling you what app you have open, and allowing you to exit the application from the bar itself. Unfortunately, the default theme, Adwaita, has huge looking titlebars, which don’t really get in [...]

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Announcing Distress Signal: Community Run Emergency Notifications

By On May 23, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Libertarianism, Programming, Tech, webOS

I’ve been slightly silently working on a project that I’ve now placed on Kickstarter. It’s a decentralized emergency dispatch network that can be run by communities and groups apart from 911. The decentralized approach prevents disasters from completely disabling it, or governments from blocking access. This also allows for municipalities to be less [...]

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