Nav is a lightweight solution for Emacs users who want something like TextMate’s file browser, or the Eclipse project view. Unlike these two, Nav only shows the contents of a single directory at a time. Nav can be run painlessly in terminals, where Speedbar either fails on its attempt to make a new frame or …
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Note that it works with a default loglevel of debug, so in your vhost set: LogLevel debug or change the loglevel it activates at
A combination of KeePass (for Windows / Mac / Linux) and minikeepass for iphone, storing the password file on a dropbox share is both powerful and free. Ensure you use a secure master key.
My first commit to github.com, a simple perl script written to generate an RSS feed from an IMAP inbox, imap2rss.pl. Update: a useful introduction to git.
I’ve been working on improving my python, here are some of the resources I’ve been using: Google’s Python Class Learn Python the Hard Way (almost a complete beginner’s guide to programming, but useful for reinforcing key concepts) (More to be added as I use them). My IDE is a customized GNU Emacs (on Linux) and …
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FtpMustDie – Greg's Wiki. I completely agree.
# Fix the cookie path and secure it Header edit Set-Cookie “^(.*)” $1;Secure via xMatters Community: How to increase security by marking cookies as ‘secure’.
UK Government Betrayal of Open Standards Confirmed – Open Enterprise.
Summary: This release includes support for Ext4 block sizes bigger than 4KB and up to 1MB, which improve performance with big files; btrfs has been updated with faster scrubbing, automatic backup of critical filesystem metadata and tools for manual inspection of the filesystems; the process scheduler has added support to set upper limits of CPU …