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archigos' life a small look in the mind of an insane genius. home about me contact me links/projects months gone by… posted on march 6, 2018 by aj phillips it’s been months since i’ve made a post and i keep telling myself that i have to get better and post more, yet every time i think about it, i just think “yeah, i’ll do it later” or that i don’t have anything worth talking about at that moment. well, here we are again and i don’t really have much to say of importance, but i guess i can think of something. tomorrow’s doctor appointment i get to find out who they are transferring me to this time (this will be the fourth doctor that they have given me and each time we practically start from scratch). on the bright side, they adjusted my medication a few months back and it’s finally leveled out to the point that i’m doing far better than i have for the last couple years. i just wish they could do something about my back, or even just my leg. oh, i’m going to be writing some tutorials near the end of the month (basic ‘how-to’ computer stuff) in partnership with a site, so if you have any suggestions for topics let me know. to give you an idea of things i’m looking for, “how to defragment your hard drive”, “how to join/leave microsoft’s windows insiders program”, “how to join/leave apple’s beta program for macos or ios (public or developer)”… stuff like that. in the meantime, i finally finished moving around 10tb of data over the last week, so i’m going to binge watch some tv shows and stop looking at a computer screen for awhile. category: misc. space saving apple/ios tip. posted on september 16, 2017 by aj phillips with the upcoming public release of ios 11 next tuesday (sept. 19) i figured i’d give you guys a tip to help you save a bunch of space on your computer(s). using this tip, i managed to save over 230gb on my main system and another 190gb on my laptop [a combined 424.76gb] , but these results aren’t ‘typical’ and you’ll probably have smaller savings, but it can still be worth it. the requirements are easy, at least one iphone or ipad where you used itunes on a computer to help manage your apps and/or games. if you’ve never used itunes for this, just skip this post. here are some small caveats that you need to be aware of to save space: you must be using itunes 12.7 or newer [ download ] if all of your idevices are running ios11 or above, see section 1 if one or more iphone or ipad is on ios10 or below, see section 2 [common info] with the latest version of itunes that apple released (12.7), they are moving away from forced desktop management of your ios devices by removing the ios appstore and other features from itunes. you can still download old apps/games directly on your device with no problems. if you are on a lower version of itunes do not follow the directions below until after you upgrade. if your copy of itunes is installed in the default location, you can find the relevant directory as follows: windows 7 and up: c:\users\ username \music\itunes\itunes media macos: home > music > itunes > itunes media [section 1] if all of your devices are on ios 11, you can go to the itunes library location above and delete the “mobile applications” folder. this folder holds all of the apps and games that were downloaded via itunes (or transferred from your device) in the form of *.ipa files. as stated above, you can no longer manage these via itunes anyway and they are available to download directly on your device. [section 2] if one or more of your devices are still on ios 10 or below, you have to take into account if you have any old apps or games that are no longer available via the appstore [example: an old tetris ripoff that got removed]. this probably doesn’t apply to many of my readers, but obviously, if you have some of these you’ll want to make a backup copy of them before you delete the folder (or just delete the *.ipa files in the folder that aren’t associated with these apps/games). ios 11 stops all support for 32bit apps/games which is why in section 1 i don’t bother to have you check for this since they wouldn’t be able to be loaded back to the device anyway. no removed programs you can safely delete the “mobile applications” folder as explained in section 1 programs you want/need to keep after making backups of these, you can reload them to your device as needed by going into itunes, click the little image of your device near the top, then you just drag the *.ipa file over your device listed in the left pane of the window. [conclusion] well, i hope that helps you save some space and if you have any questions about this, just message me and i’ll try my best to help or update this post with more information. category: misc. surgeries, relay for life, other things… posted on july 20, 2016 by aj phillips *medical* as mentioned in the last post, i had a consult with a doctor (april 22nd) for a series of surgeries that were long overdue. it took awhile for my insurance to give authorization, but i had the first surgery on june 3rd and everything went well. they knocked me out for it, so other than some swelling, there wasn’t too much pain. after which, they scheduled my second surgery for july 20th (later today) but thankfully there was a cancellation back on july 1st so i had the second surgery at that point and there was a lot more pain this time around since they didn’t knock me out and had to cut the bone in a few places. i still have to deal with them at least one more time before they’re done, but thankfully all of the surgeries should be done. there is a possibility that the second surgery was done improperly (the way they cut the bone) and i have to see another doctor and a lawyer to see if they deem it malpractice or if it’s just a case of ‘well, it wasn’t what we expected, but we technically didn’t do anything wrong’. the biggest problem i’ve had the last month and a half is the antibiotics they gave me after each surgery has severe side effects with my other medications, so i had to cut them cold turkey to take the other. i finished them the first time around and got back on my normal meds thinking it wasn’t that bad cause i had over a month before i had to do it again, but it ended up being maybe a week back on the meds before having to switch again. anyway, that’s over with and i’ve been back on my normal meds for a little over a week now and i’m starting to feel better again but still have the occasional pain (which is nowhere near as bad as the back pain i usually have, so it’s not too bad). next up, i have a few other things i want to ‘fix’ about myself but will probably prioritize my foot. oh, and because of my diet change due to the surgeries, i’ve lost pretty much all the weight gain i had with the other medication (which they switched to a different kind if i didn’t mention that already). *gadgets* is it considered a gadget if it’s headlights for your car? i had an issue a month or so back with the passenger side light going out because of the wiring and now it’s the driver side, so i found a set of factory replacements (entire assembly) on amazon that will arrive next week. i guess there’s no night driving until then because i don’t want to get pulled over a second time since i probably won’t be as lucky and get a ticket. as far as real gadgets, i’m still looking for a used mac for sale (has to be able to run yosemite) so i can get back to writing ios apps. i’m guessing the mac mini would be the most cost effective, but can’t really afford to spend money on a system right now. if someone has a mac that runs yosemite but doesn’t want to sell it, maybe we can work out a deal allowing me either remote or direct access to the system to allow the objective-c compiling. (they have to allow me to install xcode and have admin access to it.) *programming* as briefly mentioned above, i’ve been writing ios apps in objective-c but currently have no way of compiling the code to really test. i am however getting back to wr

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Domain Name: ICTCSC.NET
Registry Domain ID: 181612264_DOMAIN_NET-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.tucows.com
Registrar URL: http://www.tucowsdomains.com
Updated Date: 2017-06-28T04:21:55Z
Creation Date: 2005-07-11T07:04:58Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2018-07-11T07:04:58Z
Registrar: Tucows Domains Inc.
Registrar IANA ID: 69
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