Every now and then you should do a DNS flush on your Mac. Every time you flush the DNS cache, it will clear the DNS information saved/cached on your computer …
Send Attachments on iPhone or iPad
If you want to send attachment eg: a photo on your iPhone or iPad, you would usually have to find that picture in your phone library fist, then choose “Email …
Open Current Folder in Terminal
Launch Terminal at Current Folder There are times you want to open Terminal and have it go directly to the folder you’re working at. For instance, you just downloaded a …
Mac Won’t Sleep – Mac OS X Lion Seems Having Insomnia (Fixed)
Mac Won’t Sleep; Lion Has Insomnia? Last night, before I went to sleep, I closed the lid of my MacBook pro (MBP). This morning when I got up, I noticed …
Delete Attachments in Apple Mail & Free Up Disk Space
Lifehacker posted a great how-to for deleting email attachments and free up some disk space. http://lifehacker.com/5841097/how-to-delete-or-archive-attachments-in-apple-mail-and-free-up-disk-space PImage Credit: SilverTD
Installing Lion on Multiple Mac Computers
Lion is the first operating system I installed from Apple’s App Store. The entire process was smooth and easy just as expected from Apple. What worked even better was installing …
Error configuring keychain syncing
‘An error occurred when configuring keychain syncing’ shows up on my iMac after login in the morning, and today after being away for a few days. There are no noticeable …
Recursively Delete “.svn” Folders
Recursively Delete “.svn” Folders This script can recursively remove files, delete folders like “.svn”. I want to remove the “.svn” folders under each directory of my web project. This script …
Access Gmail With Multiple POP Clients
If there are multiple clients that are accessing Gmail using POP protocol. Some clients may never be able to download any new messages. This is because by default, the messages …
Increase/Expand the Size of Windows 7 vdi File on VirtualBox Mac
Here is how I increased the Fixed-sized Windows 7 VDI from 20GB to a dynamically expanding VDI file. It it actually easier than I thought.