It has become obvious that since Oracle bought Sun Microsystems that
they are not at all interested in open source software. Their handling
of Hudson and OpenOffice.org are clear cases in point. I feel that the
same is true of MySQL (and many others if the number of Linux ...
This post is more of an aid to myself rather than anything else. Feel
free to use it as I do which is to remind myself of the most common
commands that I find myself using in Vim.
This post will be updated regularly and so might change at any ...
I have recently spent quite a while trying to get a dual boot system
with Windows 8 Pro 64 bit edition and Arch Linux 64 bit edition on my
UEFI system. Hopefully this guide will provide you with all the
information you need to get up and running.
Update: This article was updated on the 31/12/2012.
This article looks at how to install XFCE 4.10 on Arch Linux. I assume
that you have a clean install of Arch Linux. If you do not you may
already have some of the packages installed but it won ...
Deploying a Django application can be quite confusing especially if you
are a developer and not normally involved in system administration work.
So what is the best configuration for hosting multiple Django sites on
the same server with the lowest administrative overhead possible?
Having tried Gunicorn and Nginx (which admittedly ...
I started writing this blog post as a rant against the Python Pyramid
framework that requires all contributors to get agreement from
Agendaless.com before submitting cryptographic software to the
repository but then I had another thought.
Since Github is an American company they are legally required to not
export ...
In the past I wrote an article about writing assembly programs for AVR
devices on the Mac but missed a couple of important points.
The major problem with my original article was that I was passing
everything through the C compiler rather than just using avr-as as one
should. The ...