Euphoria Music Festival 2016 5th anniversary features special guests, Eric Prydz and Cherub, who join with prominent headliners Bassnectar, Above & Beyond, Dillon Francis, STS9, GRiZ, Juicy J, Tycho and over 60 additional artists.
Euphoria Music Festival 2016 has the ingredients to transform from Texas’ leading electronic/dance festival into one of the country’s best.
UTOPiAfest is a like a special secret of goodness that you can re-discover annually. This UTOPiAfest 2015 review offers you a small peak into this wonderful experience.
You have seen it. The back to top button that appears as you scroll down on a long article. Click it and it automatically scrolls you to the top of the screen.
Or, maybe you have not seen it. But, you’re smart. You realize how much better the user experience can be with such a feature.
Either way, it is easy to add a floating back to top button to your WordPress theme.
This post is for those using the dot-method to revert to iTunes 10.7. One reason people revert to iTunes 10.7 is because it is a superior way to manage a very large music library. However, these same people probably use modern apple devices (iPod, iPhone, iPad, etc…).
If you only have one computer, it is possible to create two iTunes libraries. Then switch between iTunes 12 and iTunes 10.7.
Newly updated on 4/10/2019: This guide works to revert all versions of iTunes 12 to iTunes 10.7 on all versions of Yosemite, El Capitan, Sierra and High Sierra. It is very likely it will also work with Mojave (but I haven’t tested it yet).
You know the drill: each time you install a major release of OS X you automatically get an updated iTunes. As a die-hard devotee of iTunes 10.7 you’ll want to revert from iTunes 12 to iTunes 10.7.
Unlike most guides, this one shows you how to revert from iTunes 12 to 10.7 without losing Mac App Store’s (MAS) functionality. MAS is Apple’s delivery mechanism for all its applications, system software and security updates.
You will also learn how to cure any download issues that you may encounter.
Time and again I have searched the net when I wanted to show hidden files on Mac OS X. Then again when I needed to hide files on a Mac OS X.
This guide will show you how to speed up the process by creating an alias. Once finished, you won’t have to search the net for the correct method. You’ll simply type showFiles or hideFiles in the Terminal instead of the usual and lengthy command strings.