A few weeks ago I installed the beta for Snow Leopard. The first thing I noticed is that it added four finger gestures, and it worked perfectly on my old MacBook Pro. I decided to downgrade back to Leopard for a number of reasons; but I still wanted those four finger guestures. Knowing that my hardware is capable of these four finger gestures, I started looking for a way to get them working in Leopard. I finally found a way how, and here’s how you do it.
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Yesterday I spent hours and hours trying to share my internet connection from my Mac to my Xbox so I could connect to Xbox Live. I wanted to share it from my Airport to my Ethernet which would then go to the Xbox. After hours of Googling I finally figured out a solution. Here’s a step by step on how to do it:
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After lunch, Frederik Neij’s hearing continued with Army General (I jest) Danowsky. He started by asking about the 8.5% (interest?) that went to Calle, someone who TPB bought a computer from. Neij stated that he knew nothing of the financial matters and that it did not interest him. His focus was on the technological side of the Bay. Danowsky had no further questions and passed it on to Neij’s lawyer.
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First Pirate Bay member to talk was Fredrik Neij (TiAMO), who sounded very nervous to be there (who wouldn’t?), and had a list of points to make written down. Poor guy. He stated how he was part of The Pirate Bay due to the technical challenge of keeping a site and tracker up. He then went on to say how there are thousands of torrents being uploaded each day, and there would be no way to monitor the content of them all. We obviously know that they have no desire to, he is making this point purely in defense of himself and of the site. Niej went on to talk about the tracker and told the Court that it was totally seperate from The Pirate Bay (thus the different name) and that 50% of the torrents tracked were not from The Pirate Bay. The other 50% are 20+ other sites that him and Oded Daniel are working on that use the same tracker. Oded Daniel was a man that they met early on who wanted to buy ads on The Pirate Bay sites.
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The Pirate Bay crew has poked fun at their trial by naming it “spectrial” , a cross between spectacle and trial. They think of this as entertainment and jest. Day one of the trial in Stockholm has concluded and the hype was amazing. Especially on Twitter. Coming straight from the courtroom was a live audio feed which was broadcasted online for all to hear. Those who listened to the stream posted updates via Twitter with the hashtag #spectrial. Because of the language barrier, there was a need for translators to let those of other languages have a chance to participate and know how the trial is going. The best of which was @sofia who stayed up all night (located in San Francisco) tweeting rough translations and summing up the proceedings inside the court house. By viewing the Twitter Search page of #spectrial, one could see live, real-time updates, post their opinions, ask questions, and of course, poke fun at the whole thing.
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Here is an article I wrote for my newspaper class in High School. It states a lot of things that are obvious, mostly because my audience was not tech-savvy. Because of this my teacher made me define almost EVERYTHING. Sorry for that, but apart from that I think it contains a few things that aren’t so obvious.
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This is for my brother.
Go here and do all this stuff. Its pretty easy.
When you see this part, click on the links that they give you. You can download these two files straight from this page if you want, just click them and make sure they all end up in the same folder.
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I got home (whatever that is…?) in Driggs, a couple days ago because Freshman Academy at BYU-Idaho just finished so I think I best tell a bit about it. Freshman Academy is basically a 6 week introduction to college. I had to apply for it and those selected (my guess is everyone that applied) were able to attend. During those 6 weeks you attend 3 classes.
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