Terminal is powerful tool that every Mac OS X user should explore. With it, we’ve shown you how to save iPhone voicemails, extract and back up text messages, and even check for vulnerabilities in your system, all using commands issued from within Terminal.
Now, thanks to Redditor TBoneTheOriginal, we’ve got a few commands that you can use in Terminal to add blank spaces to your Mac’s dock, using them as dividers for some aesthetically-pleasing organization. How to Create Blank Spaces in Your Dock
Open up Terminal, then type, or copy and paste, the following two commands separately, each… more
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After not getting much photography in I decided to extend my stay by a couple of days to wait out the storm. I used this time to scout the extensive shoreline along Lake McDonald for interesting comps.
I’m sure glad I decided to wait it out because the skies cleared just before sunset on this particular evening and I was able to make this image of Lake McDonald and the Big Dipper rising above Stanton Peak and Mount Vaught.
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When installing flashable ZIPs and custom ROMs, we always hear the same old adage: “Make a full NANDroid backup first.” Trouble with this is that you don’t always need an entire system backup, since many mods only apply to specific folders on your device. And while custom recovery software like TWRP will let you select from a few individual partitions to back up, every system mounting point is not always included among the options.
Knowing all of this, developer Wanam created an app that will make backing up any partition on your Android device easier than it has ever been. This includes the… more
Purchasing an actual book from a brick-and-mortar store is becoming increasingly less common for people to do, but it hasn’t completely gone out of style just yet. There’s something about entering a bookstore and viewing all the potential great stories and epic tales just sitting on the shelves, waiting to be discovered.
The discovery part is always the most difficult because, aside from the novels converted into films, I don’t have any idea whether the book I’m looking at in my hands is any good or not. And I’m not too keen on trusting the one-line, cherry-picked reviews provided on the… more
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