sudo discoveryutil udnsflushcaches
dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
sudo dscacheutil -flushcache
ipconfig /flushdns]]>
I have already found a cheap supply for the LED
I will need to do some verification that those would be comparable to the ones we see in the video. I’m hoping this will be a fun project
]]>MemTest for Mac is a free tool that does exactly what it says.
Download MemTest NOW [direct download link]
The file above is a zip file with an installer package. The software installed memtest in /usr/bin.
Test Your Mac
So what do you need to do? The process is simple. Open a Terminal window and type the following:
memtest all
If you want to give it a very thorough test then you can specify the number of times you would like to run the test by typing the following:
memtest all 2
The test by itself will take anywhere from 15+ minutes to complete. If the program crashes, or you see it erring out and failing tests it’s a good sign that you have a bad memory modules in there.
Good luck running your tests and verifying if you have a bad ram module and figuring out which one is the problem.
]]>You don’t have permission to access /~bpauley/ on this server.
So in order to fix this you have to perform a few steps.
1. You need to create a file on the desktop and call it username.conf where username is your short username.
2. Past the following contents into the file you just created and again change username to your short username.
<Directory “/Users/username/Sites/”>
Options Indexes MultiViews
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
3. Copy the file you just created on your desktop into the /etc/apache2/users folder. You can do this by opening up a terminal window and typing the following command switching out username for again your short username:
sudo cp /Users/username/Desktop/username.conf /etc/apache2/users/username.conf
When you are prompted enter your administrator password.
4. Enter the following command in the terminal window again changing username to the short username:
sudo chown root:wheel /etc/apache2/users/username.conf
5. The final steps requires you to stop and start apache so type the following two commands back to back in the terminal window:
sudo apachectl stop
sudo apachectl start
You are done do a refresh and it will work
]]>Now some of you might be asking why a person that does web development uses WordPress instead of something I have designed and that’s a great question. It all comes down to time and to be honest, one day I hope to have a nice blog platform and use my own backend software, but for now WordPress will work for me while I work on my other projects. What projects might that be? Hahah I guess you will have to keep checking back here often to see what I’m working on.
I can’t possibly get everything I want accomplished done by myself, so I have enlisted the support of a few friends to work with me on my future endeavors. I hope you will all begin to share in a few of the many up and coming projects as I split time between them all to see them all come about and begin to become reality. I have many ideas that I have kept quiet for years and shares with a select few people that could help inspire me to achieve something great and it’s about time that all begins to happen.
Stick around and hopefully you all will see something great soon.
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