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Development for Automatix2 for ubuntu has ended. Development is now exclusively for pioneer warrior linux. I haven’t checked out the community distribution yet, but I’m downloading the iso to give it a look when I’ve got a bit more time. If your not familiar with the Automatix project, it’s an easy to use package manager that focuses on only the most installed linux software, especially the packages that aren’t available in debian, or ubuntu repositories due to qualms about open source, c
Even before my switch over to linux on the desktop, I used a program called ZipGenius (ask google, I don't feel like searching for the link right now). It supports any compression format I could think of and was developed by the guy who created 7z...the best compression format I've come acro
#open up a terminal and make sure your in your home dir: cd ~ #now edit the .xscreensaver file: gedit .xscreensaver Now your .xscreensaver file should be open in your text editor (gEdit). Add the path to your Pictures dir like so: imageDirectory: /home/[your username]/Picture
Change the root password to whatever you like using passwd sudo passwd root you'll be prompted to enter your sudo passwor
First, download a copy of Kubuntu 7.10 from: http://kubuntu.com/download.php Burn the iso image to a disc, and place it in a drive. Restart your m
Change the values of the following directives in your php.ini file:
I've still got a lot of work to do to get it integrated with the project it was built for, but I'm saving the simple app as is for future reference. I'll post a quick tutorial of what it takes to create one when I get some time. have a look at the script at: http://linardy.com/chat/
So from here I downloaded the source from: http://pecl.php.net/package/APC >> APC-3.0.12p2 Extracted the contents: gunzip [filename] tar xvf [filename] Browsed into the dir and ran phpize luckily that went off without a hitch, now I can specify the path to apxs in m
It's all well and good for data matching (just hash the input and see if it matches), but what if you ever need to decrypt those hashes. Say your storing users' sensitive data (credit cards, ssn's, etc) your going to need the ability to view that information, yet you need to protect your users. The only solution is two way encryption. You encrypt the data before it is entered into the database, that way if there's ever unauthorized access or
In vol 5 - issue 10, there's an article called "Geocoding: Finding you way" by Chris Cornutt. The article describes a few types of applications where geocoding would be necessary, and then goes on to describe how to use google and yahoo maps api's to get the latitude and longitude of a couple addresses and dr
html went from 13608 to 3173 (bytes) and html images went from 41038 to 29390. Too bad css images, and javascript are not encoded. Anybody know how to accomplish this? Prototype and friends still cost almost 100k. A quick and easy way to get up and running is to simply add: ob_start("ob_gzhandler"); to your header file, and: ob_flush(); to your footer. Or you could create 2 new
www.whitneyproductions.net update: Dylan has maintained and updated the site ever since launch. Still needs some work, but it's coming along well.
Pictures are posted in the gallery
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