A few people told us they have been getting email purportedly coming via LinkedIn. Do not blindly click any links in your email.
OS X Lion: Error opening terminal: xterm-256color
OS X Lion > Terminal.app > Error opening terminal: xterm-256color
I encountered this error when issuing the commands:
- ssh
- pico
- nano
There might be other commands affected by this error.
A quick Google search shows that the problem lies within /usr/share/terminfo/ folder. The answers that solved my problem is:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6804208/nano-error-error-opening-terminal-xterm-256color
and
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3194454?start=0&tstart=0
I replaced the “terminfo” folder from OS X Lion installer but the problem persisted. So I downloaded it from the link provided in the Apple Discussions Board. It solved the problem.
Weird backlighting pattern on MacBook Pro screen.
It’s Alive!
I had been keeping a MacBook Pro with a faulty Logic Board for a while now. I kept it because it had a perfectly working LCD screen. A few days ago my colleague told me that he was getting rid off a MacBook Pro which had a broken screen, dead battery and some other problems. I told him that I would like to harvest the working parts. So I spent a few hours combining parts from the two MacBook Pros.
What I need to get for this MacBook Pro are new battery, 4 GB of RAM and new hard drive; the currently installed 80 GB hard drive is not enough. Perhaps I should install an SSD. I’ll figure it out tomorrow. For now I installed OS X Lion on this MacBook Pro. I was having a little trouble installing OS X. I am saving that for another post.
With this kind of download speed…
Dear Verizon,
As of today you are the only Internet provider in this particular area, yet you’re only offering a sub-standard DSL service. The contract says that it is a “high speed Internet” up to 1 Mbps downstream. So what cause the downstream speed to be so abysmal? A 64 Kbps is far from 1 Mbps. Well, at least you’re sending some technician to come on Friday.
webOS 3.0.5 for TouchPad.
A little project.
I found an iPhone original with broken On/Off switch. So I opened the back to see if I could somehow repair the On/Off switch. It took 30 minutes to pry open the aluminum back casing only to conclude the On/Off switch is completely broken. If only I could find a replacement aluminum back casing this iPhone original.








