I’ve helped a couple of people set up Plesk POP accounts on their iPhone. These instructions are confirmed working with iPhone firmware 2.1.
This is what you need to do:
1. Select the Settings icon on the Home screen, then select Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
2. Select Add Account.
3. Select Other.
4. Enter your name, e-mail address and password.
5. [...]
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I’ve been running the Western Digital 640 GB AAKS (SE16 series) drive in my main system for quite some time now. I was happy with it until I noticed Western Digital had begun showcasing their new Caviar Black series hard drives as the ‘fastest 3.5-inch 7200 RPM drive on the market’. The Caviar Black [...]
Since the Apple iPhone 3G made its debut in Canada approximately two months ago, it has become one of the best selling smartphones of all time.
I was initially wary of purchasing the iPhone due to the exorbitant data fees being charged, but I managed to get a 6 GB promotional data plan for $30/month from [...]
I corrected an issue with the above products on my friend’s server today. Supposedly, the payment processor changed the SSL certificate used by their payment server and broke cURL payment processing for clients. The server in question was running Plesk 8.1.1 and CentOS.
Since the fix isn’t published online, I’ll post my fix here.
I [...]
Microsoft released the last major update to its Windows XP operating system on Tuesday.
Since several people have already asked me, you can download it by clicking here (32-bit version). It weighs in at about 316 MB, so it may take awhile to download depending on your Internet connection.
Some users have complained about various issues [...]
I finally managed to get my hands on the highly sought Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 CPU.
I’ve been waiting weeks for my reseller to receive stock on the CPU. I kicked myself for not purchasing it earlier from another reseller, as it fell to a low of $199, and recently the price surged to [...]
It’s been a few months since I last posted an entry to my blog. Life has been busy. This blog has been busy, in terms of web traffic to my Anonymous Letters and Starbucks posts below.
Time for a tech post. I had the privilege of upgrading an ancient Red Hat 9 Linux [...]