we are all individuals, and what society tells you to do and gives you kudos for isn’t always what is right for you.
Ming Thein’s 2-part photographic journey is worth a read.
we are all individuals, and what society tells you to do and gives you kudos for isn’t always what is right for you.
Ming Thein’s 2-part photographic journey is worth a read.

For a while now I’ve noticed that Messages on my phone was using 12GB of space. That seems like a lot, even Messages.app on my Mac doesn’t use nearly as much space. After a bit of research, I learned that there was a bug in Messages that attachments didn’t get deleted when the conversations were. Somewhere around iOS 6.0 or 6.1, this bug was fixed, but the stale attachments that were saved prior to this fix never got cleaned up. Deleting all the conversations doesn’t fix this as that won’t delete the stale attachments. There are 2 ways to fix this. Obviously, erasing and setting up your phone from scratch is one way. Another way is as follow:
HomeDomain/Library/SMS and MediaDomain/Library/SMS)
ref: Stratus Fear‘s post at MacRumors.
I use FaceTime a lot, can’t wait ’til my friends and family get iOS 7 so I can use FaceTime Voice.
Amazing they came to Taipei, epic show. Didn’t bring a real camera coz it was just too hot to carry anything, iPhone shots.
I just installed Copy, a Dropbox alternative by the folks behind Barracuda Networks. So far so good. If you use this link to sign up, we’ll both get an extra 5GB, bringing your initial free space to 20GB. There’s really no downside of running both Dropbox and Copy other than getting an extra icon in your menubar. But with Bartender that is not a problem for me.