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Systems Engineer at Amazon on App Store for Android and Kindle Fire.

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May 13	awarded	Nice Question
Dec 26	awarded	Yearling
Nov 5	answered	Is there an LDAP Server running on OS X Snow Leopard?
Oct 20	comment	Single desktop image for all desktops @GEdgar: Which is what I already said I do now in the question.
Sep 4	answered	Terminal won't receive Control+← or Control+→
Sep 2	answered	Is there a way to save money by disabling SMS and routing to IM?
Sep 2	answered	How does data get “imported” into ML's new features?
Aug 29	comment	Single desktop image for all desktops I know how to set them all manually. I don't want to do that.
Aug 7	awarded	Revival
Aug 2	comment	How to install Mountain Lion on a disk that cannot be formatted in recovery mode? I'll have to try this.
Aug 2	comment	What's the difference between real memory and CPU, and what are there effects on the performance of my computer? The short answer is that if either is over-utilized or saturated you will see performance problems.
Aug 2	revised	What is the format I should write the command to SSH into Linux VPS? Fixed formatting
Aug 2	comment	How to install Mountain Lion on a disk that cannot be formatted in recovery mode? Creating a single partition with Disk Utility will restore everything except the recovery partition. If I understand correctly, the OS install will create the recovery partition.
Aug 2	suggested	suggested edit on What is the format I should write the command to SSH into Linux VPS?
Aug 2	comment	How to install Mountain Lion on a disk that cannot be formatted in recovery mode? That will also destroy your recovery partition. If you have an external disk to boot from (or a newer Mac that will netboot over the Internet) then yes it's safe. You just need to re-partition afterward.
Aug 2	answered	What's the difference between real memory and CPU, and what are there effects on the performance of my computer?
Aug 2	answered	How to install Mountain Lion on a disk that cannot be formatted in recovery mode?
Jul 31	accepted	Stuck with Safari 6 beta
Jul 27	awarded	Scholar
Jul 27	accepted	Xcode and Apple Software Update