August 21, 2008
I recently got an error message in iTunes that basically said “iTunes could not sync data to the iPhone because the iPhone disconnected”. Of course restarting didn’t work. And I didn’t find any cache files that I could delete. So I did a quick google search and found this easy fix.
This worked for me: Go to Applications > iSync > Preferences > Reset Sync History

Brody has been with us for 10 and a half years. We miss you boy!
Reworked the Hurricanes 10th Anniversary desktop wallpaper for the iPhone.
After watching this movie I couldn’t help to wonder; is history repeating itself? Not that we’re about to start a revolution, even though we probably should. But we have a government with no intentions of listening to it’s people. They know best and the blind will follow.
I had no idea the amount of trouble, or threat, John presented to the Nixon administration. I’m surprised he wasn’t killed sooner. This guy had an IDEA that simply seems impossible. How is it, the powers that be want anything other than more money and more power? The idea of peace isn’t an option when your trying to control the world through greed.
But really, I have no true knowledge of U.S. politics, so how can I be a hypocrite and talk like I know something. Right?
“Lennon represented life and Mr. Nixon and Mr. Bush represent death.”
— journalist
I did read a funny post today, not funny ha ha, but funny in that so many people are really starting to get upset with our administration. It’s called Bitter and it’s written by Greg Storey over at Airbag weblog.
Is it me, or does Flash CS3 run painfully slow in OSX? I can’t figure it out. I have a dual G5 1.8 with 3 GB’s of RAM! Is my machine to slow? It can’t be. Runs Photoshop CS3, fine why not Flash?
I did notice if I have over 800 MB’s of free RAM (plus the 200 or so that Flash needs) it runs a little better, but not always. I can’t seem to fine a true method to Flash’s maddness. Ahhh!
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I think the Sage RSS reader for Firefox is one of the best add-ons out there. Problem is I never really liked the tool-bar icon. So I did a Google search to see if anyone came up with a replacement along with directions on how to do so. Luckily I came across a post from Web Guru John Hicks on that very thing. Only problem is the post was over two years old and I didn’t think his icon fit in well with the new Firefox 2, OS X icons (the windows version is a bit different). So I modified a Feed Icon to fit in better on my tool-bar.

If anyone would like to use the updated icon along with John Hick’s modification files you can download the feed-icon here.