11. May 2007 
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Well looks like i can afford to keep hosting the site and pay back a few loans i have from project expenses 
from the ads i have been running on this site for about a year i have gained 100USD which is plenty to pay for my hosting bill that year but these bills are growing as the projects use more bandwidth but thats for another day.
So thanks to all that clicked the ADs and of course Google our one true internet god.
05. May 2007 0 comments
Well after doing a recode of 1.x stream of InsomniaX i have finally released these two updates, both these updates are aimed at finally adding full support for Insomnia and Intel macs, i have removed all legacy code from InsomniaX 1.x as well as a few minor updates to the non-core systems.
Of course with any major rewrite there is a chance a bug will arise very quickly that was not noticed in initial tests, but hopefully thats not the case.
InsomniaX 1.x also features a new load system to load the actual Insomnia kext, this is all thanks to Alexey who …
03. May 2007 0 comments
Today we broke bread, i happily announce the first prototype completion of the new Insomnia kernel extension that has allowed us to restore Insomnia back to its former glory and work perfectly with no work around.
This of course would of never been possible with out the assistance of Alexey who made the solution to work on Intels, and Dominik who among other things helped implement the system to make Insomnia neater as well as fix that last major bug.
We can now easily deploy this new Insomnia into other products such as a launch daemon for those who need to use …
30. Apr 2007 0 comments
Finally after the long wait, i decided to cobble all the work arounds and code and produce a viable InsomniaX for Intel users.
This was only made possible by the support of many of my users, as well as the very kind developer Alexey who also develops Sleepless, considering we are both in some way in a competition i think he deserves a big thanks.
The final piece of the puzzle for the most effective work around so far came as a result of Mark, who discovered that by manipulating pmset you could reactivate the display, from here i simply …
17. Apr 2007 1 comment
Due to recent projects taking more time up, as well as other commitments such as school and work, MultiAlarm also saw its last donation over 6 months ago, and with that it seems that MultiAlarm may be destined for the bin, maybe not forever but i do have good reasons for this move.
One of the many reasons for the bin is that MultiAlarm was originally coded from iBookAlarm which in its self was NEVER designed in a way that it is being used now, the code now has become sloppy and is using 4 different languages just to keep all …
