Hey Jones LLC
17 Bull Run
Irvine, CA 92620
(800) 439-1472
info@heyjones.com
If your iPhone 3G or 3GS has been running slow since the iOS4 update, this one modification has made a dramatic difference in how quickly my iPhone responds. This should tide you over until Apple figures out what the issue is.
1) Go to Settings > General
2) Click “Spotlight Search”
3) Uncheck everything
Finally, reboot your phone by holding the Home and Sleep/Wake buttons until the Apple logo comes on the screen.
The application has been submitted to Google, which means that in the coming weeks and months, Google personnel will be carefully going over the submissions and considering which community to choose — which means this is our time to really shine! We have a chance to stand out as the tenacious little city we are, so when Google pulls up our app and, well, Googles us, they’ll see we’re still excited about the opportunities that Google Fiber would bring to our community.
Cold blooded.
We’re very excited to have been accepted into the V2TC (Ventura Ventures Technology Center), a high-tech business incubator developed in partnership with the City of Ventura and the Ventura Chamber of Commerce.
This is pretty unbelievable… it makes you wonder if there’s a Service Pack 4 in the works.
Since switching most of my clients over to Google Apps, I’ve had quite a few requests for this feature. Now you can format text and add images to your Gmail signature.
This should make developing small data-driven websites much easier.
We’ve set up a new toll-free number at (800) 439-1472.
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Ellis Design Group needed a clean, stylized site that would allow their design services to speak for themselves. A custom back-end CMS allows them to update their site whenever they need to.
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Due to the popularity of the iPhone / iPad, we converted DigitalSound’s Flash site into an HTML friendly layout complete with a dynamic slideshow that’s compatible with any browser.
I’ve always wanted to design a power strip that would do exactly what this guy’s managed to do… only he put it in a peanut butter jar.
Typically what happens is that the print spooler service in Windows stops itself. Restarting your computer is the simplest way to trigger this service to restart.
I recently ran into an issue with a client where I couldn’t login to their SQL Server. I was able to access the data files, but because SQL locks the data files while it’s running, I had to find a way to stop the service remotely. I also included the method for stopping and starting the services locally. Note: be sure to run the stop command on the sqlserveragent service first, since trying to stop mssqlserver while the agent is running will throw an error.
Locally
net stop sqlserveragent
net stop mssqlserver
net start mssqlserver net start sqlserveragent
Remotely
sc \[SERVER] stop sqlserveragent
sc \[SERVER] stop mssqlserver
sc \[SERVER] start mssqlserver
sc \[SERVER] start sqlserveragent
— Ryan Dunn
