Saturday, April 02, 2011

Snap analysis: Japan may have hours to prevent nuclear meltdown

March 11, 2011

Snap analysis: Japan may have hours to prevent nuclear meltdown - reuters

All Things Nuclear

March 11, 2011

All Things Nuclear - site

Japan Issues Emergency at Nuke Plant; No Leak

March 11, 2003

Japan Issues Emergency at Nuke Plant; No Leak - FoxNews

UPDATE 1-Japan warns of small radiation leak from quake

March 11, 2011

UPDATE 1-Japan warns of small radiation leak from quake - reuters

Radioactive Steam Released From Stricken Japanese Nuke Plant

March 11, 2011

Radioactive Steam Released From Stricken Japanese Nuke Plant - Time

2011 Sendai Earthquake

March 11, 2011

2011 Sendai Earthquake - wikipedia

Fires light up Japanese night after mega-quake and huge tsunami which wiped out towns

March 11, 2011

Fires light up Japanese night after mega-quake and huge tsunami which wiped out towns, killed over 1,000 and cut power to millions - dailymail

U.S. Guam lifts tsuanmi alert

March 11, 2011

U.S. Guam lifts tsuanmi alert - AlertNet

Japan quake causes emergencies at 5 nuke reactors

March 11, 2011

Japan quake causes emergencies at 5 nuke reactors - MSNBC

Japan Earthquake - March 11 - Google Maps

March 11, 2011

Japan Earthquake - March 11 - Google Maps

Massive Earthquake Strikes Japan

March 11, 2011

Massive Earthquake Strikes Japan - Storyful

Japan earthquake and Pacific tsunami - AlertNet

March 11, 2011

Japan earthquake and Pacific tsunami - AlertNet

Japan begins evacuation near nuclear power plant

March 11, 2011



Japan begins evacuation near nuclear power plant.

Nuclear Emergency declared

Japan tsunami - pictures

March 11, 2011

Japan tsunami - pictures

Japan tsunami and nuclear blast: how bad is it?

March 11 2011



Japan tsunami and nuclear blast: how bad is it?

Maps: Tsunami Warnings, Advisories, Arrival Times

March 11, 2011

Maps: Tsunami Warnings, Advisories, Arrival Times

Japan's earthquake & tsunami(video / photo gallery)

March 11, 2011

日本强震 直升机航拍海啸吞沒陆地画面(组图) - 新闻直通车

Japan Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Plant News

Posting links to News items I found as it came out about the Japan Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Plant issues.

Will post from oldest posts to newest posts.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Nethead's Recommended Google Chrome Extensions

A list of some of the Google Chrome Extensions I have found useful:

AdBlock - Great for blocking all those ads

Browser Button for AdBlock - Adds a button to AdBlock, some like, some don't

Tynt Blocker - Allows the user to prevent Tynt.com from recording copy/paste events from sites that use Tynt's tracer script

Chrome Pig - Google mail checker, Mouse gestures, Allow right click and select text and image, Dictionary search, Open URL in IE browser, Screenshot webpage, Change desktop wallpaper, Fill login form, Youtube lyrics search and repeat play, Change webpage style and block flash/image, Translate webpage, Docs viewer and more

The Tracktor - Amazon Price Tracker - Access The Tracktor Amazon price data from within Chrome

Session Buddy - Flexible Chrome Session Management

Forecastfox Weather - View current conditions, 7-day forecast, maps and severe weather alerts

WOT - Web of Trust is a safe browsing tool, which warns you about risky sites that cheat customers, deliver malware or send spam. AFter you install it, just click the 'next' box, then close the 'account' box. You don't need to create an account.

Click&Clean - Deletes your browsing history, typed URLs, Flash cookies

FlashBlock - FlashBlock for Chrome. Block them all, or be selective with the embedded whitelist manager

Tab Menu - Select, close, rearrange, and search your tabs from a toolbar menu

Webpage Screenshot - Fast&Simple solution to Save & Share & Print & Edit screenshots of any webpage. Capture to PNG/JPG drawing tools, and sharing features

Google Mail Checker Plus - Gives a popup like Outlook when new email arrives; works with Google Apps

SearchPreview for Google - preview images (thumbnails) to your Google search results

Email this page (by Google) - adds an email button to the toolbar which allows you to email the page link using your default mail client or Gmail

RePlurk Chrome - After installation, a "RePlurk" button will be added inside the Plurk message box. Clicking on the "RePlurk" to repost the Plurk you're viewing.

PlurkMate - adds a button to your browser toolbar. It displays the number of unread messages in your Plurk timeline and update every 3 minutes.

RPlurkSmileys - More Plurk Smiles

Download the Latest Google Chrome Dev channel build

Using this post as a way to create a collection, until Google creates "collections" like we have at Mozilla; My collection at Mozilla: Nethead's Recommended Addons for Firefox.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

How to Speed Up the iPhone/iPod Backup in iTunes

I noticed over the past months the iPhone Backup process in iTunes was taking 15~20 minutes every time I did a iPhone/iTunes Sync, so I decided to find a way to make the iPhone backup process faster.

When you synchronize your iPhone/iPod using iTunes, the crash reports are copied to your computer. Then the crash logs are uploaded to Apple. The process can take a while to do. A Long While. Sometimes Apple's servers don't respond and the file collect on your computer for the next time you run iTunes and sync with Apple's servers.

The Fix? Delete the Crash Reports from your computer.

First open the following location on you computer:

Note: Where "UserName" is the user account your using with iTunes

Note: Where "DeviceName" is the Name of your iPhone/iPod


Using Windows 7:

C:\Users\"UserName"\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\"DeviceName"\

Using Windows XP:

C:\Documents and Settings\"UserName"\Application Data\Apple Computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\"DeviceName"\


Using Mac OS/X:

/Users/"UserName"/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/"DeviceName"


Next you will want to delete all of the .crash report files, the crash report's file name begins with the application name and contains date/time information and the "DeviceName" will appear at the end of the file name, before the extension.

After I deleted my .crash files, my 'backup' went from 15~20 minutes to just a few minute. A noticeable difference.

Hope this helps.

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