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  • Yes i know that rooting the Milestone isn’t “news”, however I personally ran into some difficulties when trying to root after the Android 2.1 update. Why do I want root access you ask? Well that’s simple, I live in a country without access to the paid Android Market, and using root access i can use [...]0May 8, 2010

    Motorola Milestone – Root access

    Yes i know that rooting the Milestone isn’t “news”, however I personally ran into some difficulties when trying to root after the Android 2.1 update. Why do I want root access you ask? Well that’s simple, I live in a country without access to the paid Android Market, and using root access i can use [...]

  • I present to you, the second part of my introduction of cloud computing. Enjoy. Oh, if you haven't read part one yet, please do it first.2April 14, 2010

    Cloud Computing – Part Two

    I present to you, the second part of my introduction of cloud computing. Enjoy. Oh, if you haven’t read part one yet, please do it first.

  • I decided it might be smart of me to post this script on my blog so i knew i had it in the future, as well as others might find [...]0April 6, 2010

    Bash: Volume notification script

    I decided it might be smart of me to post this script on my blog so i knew i had it in the future, as well as others might find [...]

  • <b>Introduction</b> What exactly does the term “cloud computing” mean? Most likely you’ve heard the term “Cloud” before, but put together with “computing” it most likely gets big and fuzzy. Analyst’s and vendor’s still argue over how broad the term actually is, but here we will use the broad term. Basically the term means Internet (“Cloud”) development [...]2March 24, 2010

    Cloud Computing – Part One

    Introduction
    What exactly does the term “cloud computing” mean? Most likely you’ve heard the term “Cloud” before, but put together with “computing” it most likely gets big and fuzzy. Analyst’s and vendor’s still argue over how broad the term actually is, but here we will use the broad term. Basically the term means Internet (“Cloud”) development [...]

  • I wrote a small pipe-menu script for Openbox earlier today which lists all n64 Roms from a directory and creates a pipe-menu listing these files with executables. Nothing fancy but it might save others some time, or give others some insight in how easy it is to create pipe-menu's them selves. If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comment section below. (Read full article for code)1February 23, 2010

    Openbox: Nintendo 64 emu pipemenu

    I wrote a small pipe-menu script for Openbox earlier today which lists all n64 Roms from a directory and creates a pipe-menu listing these files with executables. Nothing fancy but it might save others some time, or give others some insight in how easy it is to create pipe-menu’s them selves. If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comment section below. (Read full article for code)

  • Programming PHP on GNU/Linux can be even easier if one were to use VIM as an development tool. Here's two great article's which describes how one can turn VIM into a PHP IDE. You don't really use GNU/Linux until you VIM :D <a href=VIM an a PHP IDE Vim Productivity Tips for PHP Developers" title="VIM: PHP development" />0February 19, 2010

    VIM: PHP development

    Programming PHP on GNU/Linux can be even easier if one were to use VIM as an development tool. Here’s two great article’s which describes how one can turn VIM into a PHP IDE. You don’t really use GNU/Linux until you VIM :D

    VIM an a PHP IDE
    Vim Productivity Tips for PHP Developers

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  • Earlier this year I decided that it was time for me to update HellaDroid again. After looking over the code and brainstorming with myself, I decided a full rewrite was [...]

    HellaDroid v2 information

    Posted on May 16, 2011 | 2 Comments
    Earlier this year I decided that it was time for me to update HellaDroid again. After looking over the code and brainstorming with myself, I decided a full rewrite was [...]

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  • Earlier i wrote about the router Linksys WRT160NL, and about the lack of dd-wrt or OpenWrt support. For many months now, OpenWrt has been developing a version of their custom firmware which works with WRT160NL. I've tried this under-development firmware earlier and currently it is still somewhat unstable, but what more can one expect of a under-development firmware. However while this has been going on it seems dd-wrt has also been busy working, and a couple of weeks ago they released a "official" build of their popular custom firmware for routers. [...]

    Linksys WRT160NL – Official dd-wrt support

    Posted on March 10, 2010 | 7 Comments
    Earlier i wrote about the router Linksys WRT160NL, and about the lack of dd-wrt or OpenWrt support. For many months now, OpenWrt has been developing a version of their custom firmware which works with WRT160NL. I've tried this under-development firmware earlier and currently it is still somewhat unstable, but what more can one expect of a under-development firmware. However while this has been going on it seems dd-wrt has also been busy working, and a couple of weeks ago they released a "official" build of their popular custom firmware for routers. [...]

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  • After a long time of trying to find a solution on how to play .mkv(x.264) on my PS3 when I'm running Linux, Ive finally stumbled upon the solution. As many already know, for Windows there's already an application called mkv2vob and earlier it didn't seem to want to work well on Linux when run under wine. So the temporary solution has been to either dual-boot with Windows or run a virtual Windows through VirtualBox/VMserver or do the conversion by hand in CLI.

    It works! Mkv2Vob in Linux

    Posted on April 23, 2009 | 36 Comments
    After a long time of trying to find a solution on how to play .mkv(x.264) on my PS3 when I'm running Linux, Ive finally stumbled upon the solution. As many already know, for Windows there's already an application called mkv2vob and earlier it didn't seem to want to work well on Linux when run under wine. So the temporary solution has been to either dual-boot with Windows or run a virtual Windows through VirtualBox/VMserver or do the conversion by hand in CLI.

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