Here I am again back home in America. Land of overweight, mean-looking, Latino-gangster-clothing-style, rude people. I am reconsidering my desire to live in Japan after all of what I went through over there, yet I am still not satisfied with living here in Seattle. With that said here are a few things I will miss about Japan…
Looking back on why I wanted to go to Japan, I realize that I came for the wrong reasons. Japan is like every other westernized country: work, work, work, work, work, play, sleep…
A 10 hour flight supplemented by unlimited free gin and coke, a Fate/Stay Night marathon with no subs, and crying babies. Awesome
There is something I hate about airports. Maybe it’s the constant danger of having your bag stolen, the slow ass wifi, or the waiting…
I know of two methods of doing this.
Mobile Installer allows installation of home-made homebrew IPAs.
1/3 Jailbreaking
from Wikipedia:
“A jailbreak is the act of bypassing software restrictions in certain computer operating systems, more specifically in Unix-like operating systems. It is used to increase user freedom. In the context of the iPhone, it allows the user to run unofficial code, bypassing Apple’s official distribution mechanism (which distributes approved applications through the App Store).
The iPhone and iPod Touch have repeatedly been subject to jailbreaks, allowing the use of unofficial code, but have frequently had those jailbreaks disabled by updates to the iPhone OS.
Once jailbroken, iPhone users are able to download many applications previously unavailable through the App Store via unofficial installers such as Cydia. Through these applications, one can download software to change numerous aspects of the iPhone or iPod Touch, such as changing the theme, installing a new font, etc. Jailbreaking iPhones also allows for the free installation of official Applications via .torrent, including paid apps.
Jailbreaking is distinct from unlocking, which is the process by which a mobile device is made compatible with telephone networks it was not specifically licensed to be used with.”
If there is one question I really fucking hate, it has to be one that contains, “Did you get my email?” or any variations of that….
