Source Jockey

Something a lot of you may not know about me is that I love music.  My taste is very eclectic, and there are a few genres I just flat out refuse to listen to.  But when I find an artist I like, I can listen to it forever.  I love class rock, and I’ve found myself downloading music from The Who, the Allman Brothers, etc, without thinking twice.

There’s another artist, however, that deserves special mention.  Kina Grannis is an awesome artist, who has loads of talent, and her new album, Stairwells, is an absolute pleasure from start to finish.  I highly recommend listening to it–and check out her other work, too.  (And if that’s not enough convincing, support a fellow Trojan!!)

Have you ever wanted a more secure password than that dingy four number password for your iPhone or iPod Touch?  Look no further than Apple’s Enterprise Support Page. You can download the Windows or Mac version of the iPhone configuration utility to change the password requirements of your phone.  (This really isn’t for the non-technical, but it’s neat nonetheless.)  In about 3 minutes, you can change your password requirements from four numbers to 32 alphanumeric (plus symbols) for the ultimate security.  You can also change options for how often you must change the password, how many bad attempts you can make before the phone wipes all the data automatically, whether or not you can reuse old passwords, and whether or not sequences are allowed.  Cool stuff!