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1. On the Mac that you want to control via remote, launch System Preferences and choose Sharing. Click the lock icon and enter your Admin password to unlock the preference. 2. Within that preference enable the Remote Login option. In this window you’ll see the command for accessing your remote Mac, for example: ssh username@127.0.0.1 [...]
Legends of Eisenwald is an original mix of RPG and strategy, with tactical turn based battles and a simple economic model. Rich possibilities of gameplay mechanics allow a player to feel being a hero of different stories ranging from treasure hunt to fighting for the throne. You can follow your game path as a Knight, Mystic [...]
If anything could counter my disappointment in the choice of Ashton Kutcher play Steve Jobs in an independent release later this year. Is the wonderful news that Aaron Sorkin is writing the screenplay for Sony Pictures biopic on Jobs. He is a gifted writer, and his work on The Social Network, shows he can take on Walter Isaacson’s [...]
Once again old has combine with the future. Stefan Van Zoggle, release a series of stamps base on the Star Wars Universe. Tweet
With every great OS comes great disappointment. Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion for the masses that don’t understand numbers), had many improvements and changes. Some were not so accepted. One such change was the elastic over-scrolling that exists in the iOS world. Commonly called “rubberband scrolling”, it activates as an overscrolling effect that runs out [...]
If you hide the Dock you may have noticed that when you then move your cursor to the edge of the screen to make it reveal itself, there’s a slight delay before the Dock slides back into view. The delay may not be that long, maybe half a second, but if change can be had [...]
On May 11th, 2012, Carroll Shelby passed away at the age of 89 after hospitalised for pneumonia. Every automotive enthusiast knows about Carroll Shelby and about his colossal contribution to the automotive industry. He began his racing career in 1959 as an amateur, winning Europe’s prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans. In 1962, he tested his [...]
The most secure passwords used, are those that are randomly generated. From the command line, you can randomize potential passwords in multiple ways. First method uses openssl, in the terminal type: openssl rand -base64 6 The output of this command will be random, and as an example look like: cG/ah3+9 Adjustments to the length of the password can [...]
WARNING: Severe damage can be done while working in the root account! The root user is a super user account with high level system-wide access privileges intended for system administration, monitoring, and in depth troubleshooting purposes. By default, root user is disabled in Mac OS X for security purposes. If you do not have a specific [...]
