Lite koola fonter
dafont.com har en hel del roliga fonter. Var ute och letade lite för någon trevlig till julkorten.
DIY PSP GPS
DIY: Simple PSP-GPS hookup describes how to hook up a Holux GPS to your PSP. Seems the port next to the earplugconnector is a serial port, nice!
Ruby on Rails!!
Ruby on Rails seems extremely cool. Not only is it Ruby based. Have wanted to try out Ruby for a couple of years but not had any good projects. But also seems incredible powerful! For instance check out some of these screencasts!
Just about to install Ruby on Rails on my server and hopefully something cool can be created quickly:-)
Fåne?
Så där då var man en riktigt fonero linus då!
Fick min FON router idag och har precis fått till inställningarna så att ingen som ansluter mot det trådlösa nätet kommer åt mina interna maskiner. Var lite pill men hittade en bra beskrivning på forumet på FON.
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Först behövde jag uppgradera till FONadvanced, sedan blockera trafik i brandväggen=
Dock finns det lite saker kvar jag skulle vilja fixa:
- begränsa bandbredden till WLANet
- logga användandet i MRTG
- få bekräftelse från net-at-once att jag får göra detta… enligt avtalet med dem måste jag fråga om tillstånd för att dela med mig av min förbindelse. Så för ett par veckor sedan skickade jag dem ett mail med frågan, dock ahr jag än inte sett något svar…
Ant task ftp did not work…
Today I took up some Tini hacking again after a long absence… My plans are to get my old caller ID hardware to work again. Anyway the first thing was to get everything to compile again. I managed quite easily to setup everything wihtin eclipse but for the Ant task ftp I got this error which I at first couldnt figure out:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/net/ftp/FTPClient
But reading on a bit I discovered nowadays Apache has put those classes in a seperate package that is not included in Ant. So just headed over to Jakarta Commons/Net – Jakarta Commons Net and downloaded the jar and put it into Ants lib directory and everything works just fine!
RegExp in Perl
I have written some perl-scripts to extract information from my ADSL modem, like how much been transfered. These have worked quite nice but recently I saw some strange behaviour. Apparently there was a small bug in the parsing, but since I never really have learnt RegExp it took some time to fix, but this page was really useful to quickly refresh how regexps works.
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