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0 NEW iOS 5 : Jailbreak for EVERY iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad 1
1. Plug in your iDevice and run Redsn0w
2. Browse for your 5.0 firmware in Redsn0w and select it
3. Hit next and then check install Cydia
4. Hit next and follow the on screen instructions, they are as follows:
a. Hold down the power button for 3 seconds
b. Continue holding the power button and start holding the home button and continue
2. Browse for your 5.0 firmware in Redsn0w and select it
3. Hit next and then check install Cydia
4. Hit next and follow the on screen instructions, they are as follows:
a. Hold down the power button for 3 seconds
b. Continue holding the power button and start holding the home button and continue
0 Anyone in San Diego making it as a freelancer?
Hey Dustin,
Why do you think clients feel that remote workers are less
attractive? I get that a lot too and would be glad to hear different
points of view. Between Skype, SVN, Basecamp and other online tools;
working remote works great, but some (most?) clients wont go for it
and I'm trying to understand/figure out why. Even with the option of
being onsite for project kick-off, I still see a real aversion.
Although I do work with one firm where pretty much everything is done
in a remote fashion, PM on the West Coast, developers North East, UI
guys South East and think work very smoothly as long everyone is
professional.
What are your observations?
Ben
On Apr 20, 11:53 pm, Dustin Dettmer
Why do you think clients feel that remote workers are less
points of view. Between Skype, SVN, Basecamp and other online tools;
working remote works great, but some (most?) clients wont go for it
and I'm trying to understand/figure out why. Even with the option of
being onsite for project kick-off, I still see a real aversion.
Although I do work with one firm where pretty much everything is done
in a remote fashion, PM on the West Coast, developers North East, UI
guys South East and think work very smoothly as long everyone is
professional.
What are your observations?
Ben
On Apr 20, 11:53 pm, Dustin Dettmer
0 Help with navigation, history and back button
I have a very similar problem.
I had been trying to work with jQTouch.gotBack(). The documentation
says that supplying the id for a div will take you back to that div in
the history. But this doesn't seem to work for me. For example I
should have something like this in my history:
says that supplying the id for a div will take you back to that div in
the history. But this doesn't seem to work for me. For example I
should have something like this in my history:
0 Help with navigation, history and back button
Jqtouch allways adds pages(divs) to the memory and the back button always
takes you back one step, to be able to go to the div that you want and not
the last one in history-use classes slideright, slide or create your own in
the jqtouch.js file.
If you dont want to add pages to the memory you have to delete them after
you have visited them.
I load ajax page that have dynamic content from the database and in order
for new content to be visible after you have opened the app, I have to
delete all divs when I leave the page, othervise the new content wouldnt be
visible the next time you open the page, since it only displays pages from
the memory.
Hope it helps.
takes you back one step, to be able to go to the div that you want and not
the last one in history-use classes slideright, slide or create your own in
If you dont want to add pages to the memory you have to delete them after
you have visited them.
I load ajax page that have dynamic content from the database and in order
for new content to be visible after you have opened the app, I have to
delete all divs when I leave the page, othervise the new content wouldnt be
visible the next time you open the page, since it only displays pages from
the memory.
Hope it helps.
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