Developers that use a dictionary word for naming a project must be shoot on sight
A simple GTK+ disc burner http://ur1.ca/6kihf
pkgstats http://ur1.ca/6eq67 #archlinux
Definitive List of Web-Based Server Control Panels http://ur1.ca/6epkc
#Hotot A Microblogging Client http://hotot.org Impressive
#python tip import webbrowser webbrowser.open("http://balaskas.gr“)
Collabedit is an online code editor that lets people collaborate in real-time. http://collabedit.com/
Realize that people define you, as you define your self. Respect your self to gain respect by others. Respect others and you gain respect of your self.
Mercurial has an excellent built-in extension for serving your code to other via http.
hg help servebut hasnt have any authentication method.
You can, of course, use ssh to control access to your project, a http server (or wsgi).
Searching on Extensions wiki page, i’ve came up with hg-textauth!
In a few minutes i had textauth extension in my linux box.
Lets get started with:
A.
~/.hgrc
[extensions]
textauth = /FULL_PATH/textauth.py
[textauth]
file= /FULL_PATH/text.auth
B.
touch /FULL_PATH/text.auth
hg authedit -v -c ebal
Enter password: ******
Verify password: ******
That’s it!
Now test it
C.
hg serve
And in another shell (machine/whatever):
D.
hg clone http://example.com:8000 myproject.hg
requesting all changes
http authorization required
realm: mercurial
user: ebal
password: ******
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 4 changes to 4 files
updating to branch default
resolving manifests
getting ToDo
getting help.html
getting image.png
getting myproject.py
4 files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
PAC Manager, Perl/Gtk approach to connections managing http://ur1.ca/61fnb
is it wrong to DISCARD undisclosed-recipients ? #postmaster
Geek on EyeDoctor
https://www.xkcd.com/ AWESOMENESS
what is Parallel NFS http://ur1.ca/5zqe6
#Privoxy v.3.0.18 http://www.privoxy.org/ can now compress content among others! Take a minute (or two) and read the announce.txt
This afternoon at hackerspace we’ve booted up via PXE, tinycorelinux on alix3d3!
we didnt have any usb keyboard, so we used xvkbd for screen keyboard and then we downloaded firefox, openssh-server, x11vnc & mpd. Using mpc from our laptops we were listening streamed music from alix.
And all of that in only a 500Mhz cpu with only 256Mb Ram!!!
See some pictures
i’ve found that the difficult part on a business sale isnt actual to sell your services with opensource solutions, but to get the money !
i’ve found that the only useful answer to this question: “What is your operating system?” is to answer with “Plan9”, just for the fun of it
I’ve even started playing with my birthday gift: a 1500 pieces puzzle with a lot of beers: thanks honey