Aug
23
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Thanks to an extremely well-organized group of very talented hackers, you can crack into your iPhone and make all sorts of changes and modifications.
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If you wanted to install third-party native software in your iPhone but you didn’t had the necessary technical knowledge or courage, the newly updated iPhone Installer.app will make it so easy that it will be very hard to resist.
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From installing applications and controlling iTunes to creating quick timers or opening common folders, the often unexplored Quicksilver triggers are a bullet train to productivity.
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Articulate is one of the few companies I’ve continued to work with outside of my own projects in the last year, and Adam gave the green light to share the strategy we implemented. Here’s what we did, step-by-step.
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Well, it seems that OS X’s built-in PDF generation capabilities can be used to bypass these features and effectively create “unprotected” PDF documents. Here’s how:
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Here is another much simpler way:
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