Posted by: Hadi on: February 2, 2010
for me it’s a bit annoying when osx fires iPhoto when you connect your iPhone. Like always I searched for a solution and I found this guide by 37Signals, well I followed the steps and right in step 6 I find out that I don’t need this guide!
here is my way:
NOTE: This Guide works for any Digital Cameras including iPhone and iPod Touch
in order to prevent launching iPhoto when you connect your iPhone all you have to do is open
Image Capture (in your Application folder) while your iPhone is connected, then under Devices Select iPhone. All you have to do is change Connecting this iPhone opens from iPhoto to No Application. That’s it.
You can do the same with any other devices like iPod Touch or iPad or any Digital Cameras.
Posted by: Hadi on: February 1, 2010
with Voice Band App you can record your own song, All you have to do is having an iPhone/iPod touch or iPad and Voice Band App.

watch how it works:
Posted by: Hadi on: January 30, 2010
Posted by: Hadi on: January 29, 2010
Posted by: Hadi on: January 9, 2010
In Linux you can mount almost any formats! most people don’t know they can mount dmg files in Linux.
Dmg files are disk image format for Macintosh, file system type for dmg and cdr files in Mac is HFS+
in Linux you can mount it with this command:
# mount -o loop -t hfsplus image.dmg /path/to/directory/you/want
make sure the mount point (/path/to/directory/you/want) directory exists. you can mount it in /media/cdrom for instance if you didn’t insert any CD.
feel free to post your problems in comments
Posted by: Hadi on: December 4, 2009
have you seen ‘The IT Crowd” ? it’s amazing. freaking funny. You can watch this hilarious show here. Don’t miss this. if you live in UK you can watch it for free.
You don’t live in UK? no worries you can download it on iTunes or order it on DVD.
I just show you a glimpse of it here:
Update 1: you can watch/download it from http://stagevu.com/search?for=it+crowd&in=tags
Posted by: Hadi on: November 24, 2009
From facebook
To take a screen shot of an error on your account, please complete the following steps:
3. Click the open window that you wish to take a screen shot of. The screen shot should appear as a file on the desktop labeled “Picture 1.”
In Windows
1. Press the “Print Screen” button.
2. Open Microsoft Paint. To do this, click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Paint.
3. Click inside the white part of the screen.
4. Go to the Edit menu and select Paste.
5. Click File > Save As.
6. In the box that pops up, change the “Save As” type to JPG.
7. After typing in a filename for your image, choose a location on your hard drive to save to, like the Desktop, and click “Save.”
MAC
1. Simultaneously hold down the ⌘-Shift-4 keys.
2. Press the spacebar.
see how easy is mac. just as an example
Posted by: Hadi on: November 19, 2009
I like to thank all my friend who made my 26th birthday the best day