Right click on “dock” and view contents. Go to Contents > Resources.

Back up everything you see in there, and then replace it with the files I give you here. I didn’t design this dock from scratch, but I mixed and matched a lot of different dock styles that other people have designed and ended up with this one for a custom look. I think it looks fucking Killer…

Download the files here: DOWNLOAD NOW

First you need to SSH into your server as root via something like terminal for OSX, or telnet for PC

ssh root@67.55.108.167 (or whatever your server IP is)

After you enter your password, you need to run this command

find . -exec grep -l "portfolio_title" {} \; | xargs grep "portfolio_title"

If you’re trying to search under ALL your different accounts under root, you can run this instead. This will search under every account which contains the directory public_html/wp-content

find /home/*/public_html/wp-content/ -exec grep -l "portfolio_title" {} \; | xargs grep "portfolio_title"

Alternatively, you can replace * with your specific account name if you dont want to use a wildcard

http://www.ms-studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html

Also released a new design from Marketcake for Wolf Storm Media

I’d highly recommend you check it out, right now i only signed up for the free account to see if it’s worth it, and it definitely is IMO. The one feature that it didnt have which was somewhat weird is theres no 50% deposit option, which is important when youre doing web design and you want the client to put half down to start, then you design it, and then make the final deposit after. This is easily fixable however by adding a -50% line item and adding to the notes “this deduction signifies your final payment. When you pay the first 50%, the line item will be removed and your remaining balance will be due.

Check out some of the screen shots. It sends extremely professional looking invoices too.. I dig it a lot.

custom header

http://marketcake.com

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Back to work~

I thought I’d share these with you … Plus give you some other tips about programs if you hadn’t heard of them already. Leave any additional tips you know in the comments!

First, my favorite hotkeys:

⌘+, (comma) Open preferences of current program. I use this hotkey probably the most, and it’s definitely up there on my favorites
⌘+Shift+4 (and 3) If you do 4 it will do a selective screenshot and save it ans a png to your desktop. Just drag an area after you hit it. If you do 3, it will take the entire screen.
⌘+F3 Show desktop. Allows you to edit files on desktop, then click to return to your current application setup. I don’t like to have things save to my download folder by default, so I put them on the desktop. It makes it easier right after I download something to delete it.
⌘+Option+I If you have multiple files selected and want to see the total file size (without having each ‘get info’ window open separately for each file), hit this.
Control + D This is the same as window’s ‘delete’ key (forward deleting rather than backwards deleting). The full size mac keyboard has a second delete key, but if you have the short keyboard and are used to the ability to delete what’s on the right of the cursor, this is for you.
⌘+Space This is for spotlight, although I often times hear words and I’ll want to know what it means, and spotlight hooks right into the dictionary app, so you can basically use the dictionary in one click rather than going to dictionary.com.

Misc. Tweaks:

Repair Disk Permissions: Go to Apps > Utilities > Disk Utility. Then hit the little icon that says repair disk permissions. Mine found like 200 errors. Do that once a month
Toggle hidden files in finder: This one I googled and I set up an automator script, but the site isn’t working. if you are interested let me know and i’ll post it up. it works in the open dialogue box, but not in Finder. This script makes it work in finder.
Adium Duck Icon: Adium is the hotness, except I hate that stupid green duck at the bottom… to change the default adium stupidass duck dock icon, download any of these. My favorite was this one.
Chrome Buttons: By default when you get chrome mac, several key features are hidden by default. hit View > Always show bookmark bar to show your quick bookmark bar,  then hit ⌘+, to bring up system preferences (see I told you that was useful), and under ‘Toolbar’ check both checkboxes to show the Home button and the two control buttons on the right that let you easily access your downloads, saved passwords, etc.
iTunes file copy: This one isn’t really a secret most of you have prolly turned it off, but go to your settings in itunes and make it so it doesnt make a duplicate of every file you add into the itunes folder. this is just asinine as if you’re music collection is 20gb… it wastes an extra 20gb duplicating files.

Programs …
Here are some of my favorites. I have tried a LOT of different ones.

Transmission – This is by far the best torrent app I’ve found. Better than uTorrent, and the other random ones I can’t think of.
Coda – Another one that’s no secret. I like it better than Bbedit, textmate, textedit obviously, etc. Textmate was good except the way it color coded my files was completely wack (80% of the reason I use it for easy viewing). For example on php file types it only highlighted ‘if’ statements… pretty much useless.
YummyFTP – I’m kind of a nazi about having my things work efficiently. I loved FileZilla on PC, but on mac its severely lacking 2 things I use most. 1 being quick connect so that when I open the program I can connect to any one of my  hundreds of sites with one click. On Mac it forced you to open a dialogue box then click.. then click again. 2nd, it didnt allow right click immediate focus. you had to left click then right click a file to edit it on the server. 3rd it didn’t allow folders to be always at the top … YummyFTP does all those things and much more perfectly. Far better than cyberduck, fetch, filezilla, and a few other random FTP clients I’ve tried.
Little Snitch – Best firewall ever!!! Get this… extremely recommended. Thats all I can think of now.. I’ll add more as I think of them

Right now I live in San Francisco in The Marina, about a 5 minute walk from the Golden Gate Bridge, the beach, Alcatraz, and the science museum which is an incredible building.. This building is HUUUUGE… you can’t really tell from the pic though:

this pic looks too good to be true but this is literally right down the street from our house

Ciao!

I found this bonsai tree nursery right near my house, so my friend and I decided to go check it out. He literally had like 300+ bonsais and he nurtured each one.

Here was his most prized one.. its 65 years old and is the only one that exists because that part of china was destroyed.
This one is so rare its not for sale, and thats saying a lot considering his 2nd best one was $5000 and didnt even compare to this one.

Here’s mine

That’s nothing, but I figured this will be a good time anyway to perhaps look at making this blog serve some purpose other than talking about my travels. So I’ve gone through like 5000 technical errors having to do with anything from su_php, wordpress, databases, sql max upload limits, and probably every error under the sun related to web servers in general, things not working, etc. So I’m going to make a ‘technical’ section, and any time I come across a problem that I have to research on how to solve it, I will post it in there.

What sparked this idea was I had to fiddle with liquidweb forever to get wordpress to be able to write via ftp to the host. Things like upload image, update automatically wouldnt work until I had to figure out how to enable su_php module. Things like chmodding to 777 even (bad idea) still didn’t help. Turns out the module makes it so access rights are branched out to the user or something, and then it works. So if you run across this when youre doing web work on someone else’s server, thats more than likely the reason.

I’ve updated the portfolio with some of my work. I left a lot out, and I also included a lot of stuff from 2002.. it’s a great wide variety though, some great some not as much :}

I haven’t had time to post much lately, I spent a week in Panama City, FL for spring break, and then almost a week and a half in Nashville TN with my buddy Nathan. Nathan is trying to convince me to go to Tokyo in a week or so, which is actually almost working except I really need to do my taxes cause I’ve been putting that off.

I realized over the last year… the ball of energy, thought patterns and ingrained mental pathways has slowly made it’s way to the more negative side as opposed to the positive side it was a year ago. I think secluding yourself for work would do that to you … :p  I realized it when I came back from my vacation and lay in my bed in retrospect, and thought about how ever so subtly during my vacation I was wanting something other than what was right before me. Not in a major way, but just in a very deep, subtle and elusive way that would slightly tint the flavor of my experience instead of being in my natural state of happiness, light on my feet.

As such, Since I’ve been back I’ve been devoting hours of my time each day to changing my thought patterns through long introspective and meditative walks along endless streams, mountains and fields out here (I actually have this sick video on my phone of this 50 foot high waterfall I climbed to, I will try to upload it).

It has really been beneficial in that I’ve started to see old patterns emerging that I never noticed before, blind spots per se. It has allowed me a higher vantage point to notice things that I never did before.

Anyway, I’m working on two projects right now that I am going to devote all my time to, instead of spreading myself too thin. Food is beckoning me.

Oh yeah, and if anyone needs to outsource an iPhone/other smartphone app, contact me on aim at: Solar. My buddy’s company has very good reviews, and I know when you’re searching for people to outsource smartphone apps it can be quite difficult to find non-sketchy people who turn your app into a bag of rice.

PS. If you have an iphone, download the game Uniwar… and also plants vs. zombies. Both those games fucking rock my world.