Here we are a few weeks after my original post about the game that I have started playing online, Evony. There have been some ups and downs but I have come to the realization that the only way you will have a decent user experience is by paying a monthly service fee.
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I’ve been jailbroken for almost a week now and I can say the the possibilities are limitless. Jailbreaking OS 3.0 is like turning the device into something completely different. All the fancy applications that Apple thinks we shouldn’t have are available. Custom modifications to backgrounds, sounds, and practically everything else about the phone are just a few clicks away.
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This post is obsolete at this point. I just downloaded redsn0w 0.7.2 on my PPC Mac and it worked perfectly. I’m updating Cydia components right now. They released 0.7.2 with some bug fixes but did not say what they fixed, or at least I couldn’t find it.. Obviously they fixed the PPC bug, otherwise I’m one lucky bugger. Read on if you like though.
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So I keep getting a “spam” post to my blog about making a bunch of money online using Google Adwords. I looked into the program and found out that it was designed to help business owners promote traffic to their site. American ingenuity had different ideas. What people are doing is signing up to be affiliates for major websites like Ebay, Amazon, etc, and pointing their adwords program towards their affiliate ID’s. This way, everytime someone clicks an ad they placed, they pay a small fee, the user is redirected to whatever site is being advertised, and then they receive a small commision based on what the user did on said site. Different affiliate programs pay different amounts. Sometimes the user would need to fill out a form, sometimes just spend a certain amount of time on the site or click a specific link on the page they were taken to.
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On my iPhone I have been using a Twitter client called Twitterific. It is fairly popular amongst the available clients. As most of you probably know, we recently experienced a Twitpocalypse. On June 12th 2009 at 23:52 GMT, many Twitter clients ceased to function. This is due to how Twitter identifies their tweets. As you can imagine, Twitterific was one of them.
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