d°light Huggable Pillow
Posted by Evan A. Martin in Homeware on December 11, 2009

Available in white, pink, or gold, this unique pillow is probably one of the best night lights your going to find.
Want to cut down on the amount of light and electricity you use at night? How about the d°light Huggable Pillow that only uses four rechargeable AA batteries, or an AC adapter. After four hours it fades out and turns off. It would be a great gift to yourself or a friend, I could see myself using this for camping or reading a good novel before bed. The warm light would leave you in a good mood before dozing off. It’s made in Japan by Diana Lin Designs and made from warm colored LED lights, 100% polyester eyelash fabric and satin. Not a bad at just $159.00, it would be perfect for events like the 4th of July, and Earth Hour – next March 27th 2010. Take a look at it here.
Posted by Evan, for Riley Burton.
Appulo.us gets too popular; new “Troll Bridge”
Posted by Ben in Application, Websites on November 18, 2009
Appulo.us was designed and is maintained by Kyek, and provides a solution to the "get rich quick" scheme pulled by most wannabe developers; saving you time, money, and frustration.
As Kyek described in his long documentation for the reason of this troll bridge, its pretty obvious that some of you are there for the wrong reasons. For those of you that are unfamiliar, after you jailbreak your iPhone or iPod Touch (which I will not condone in anyway), after patching the installation file can install what are known as “cracked .IPA’s”. Very basically, n .IPA is the extension used by iPhone and iPod Touch applications. When you download an app, your username and login credentials are added to small details inside the app so it can only be installed on your approved devices (computers that you have authorized).
Well some clever guys out there, who are actually the good guys, though the App Store was corrupt (like most of us) and decided to “patch” these apps so you could obtain and run them without purchasing them. The idea behind it was that you could “demo” applications that you thought looked cool without having to fork out the money. In the event you love the game, tool, what have you… you go to the App Store and purchase it to support the developer. If it sucks, you delete the app and thank Kyek and others for saving you from spending some money on a app that sucks.
Back on topic, Appulo.us, the main source for finding these cracked .IPA’s recently put up what they call the Troll Brdige. Now its only temporary as they are trying to move to more powerful servers, but in the meantime, instead of not letting anyone use it, those in the inner circle of Appulo.us can get access by answering a short, daily trivia question.
In conclusion, its not that the question is hard, and its not there to piss you off: its there to give you a better connection to the site! Honestly, if you don’t know the questions or have any respect for the people who figured out how to get free apps, you really shouldn’t even have the right to use Appulous, but obviously that’s not in my control.
Enjoy Appulous, thank Kyek (and others), and support your developers!
