Linksys WRT160NL – Official dd-wrt support
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. [...]
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 
Google Code: Adding Paypal donations
Here’s how you can get your very own donation button on your Google Code project, completely free. Everything is 100% secure and managed by PayPal. If you’ve tried this already you might know that it isn’t possible to do this, because Google Code doesn’t allow all types of HTML in the description. It’s not as [...]
Java Tutorial: More Basics
This is the second tutorial in Java I’ve written, in this tutorial I’ll go more into the basics and tell you about array’s and logical operators and control structures. After reading this tutorial you should be all set to go out in the brave world and write some simple not-too advanced scripts. Enjoy.
Tutorial: Join The FreeNX Wave
NX is an exciting new technology for remote display. It provides near local speed application responsiveness over high latency, low bandwidth links. The core libraries for NX are provided by NoMachineunder the GPL. FreeNX is a GPL implementation of the NX Server and NX Client Components. If you want to read more facts about this incredible program, check out: Wikipedia. In this tutorial I will tell the points I had to go through to be able to get it working. Last year (2008) I tried to [...]
Java Tutorial: Introduction
First of all, I’m going to write a couple of tutorials on programming in Java over the summer, starting with this one. So lets skip all formalities and whatnot’s and begin.
Java is an object-oriented programming language. The language derives much of its syntax from C and C++ but has a simpler object model and fewer [...]
Stay in sync with Google
In preparation to this years mass release of Android-powered mobile-phones and the likelihood that Ill buy one, Ive started to try and integrate the small things i use daily into the various Google systems. The thing i use the most on my mobile, is the calender. I thought to myself, “Hey why not prepare?”, so [...]
Which GNU/Linux distribution should i choose?
So you want to try GNU/Linux but have no idea what distribution to choose? Well, first you need to find out which needs you have, are you a newbie to GNU/Linux, or are you already a power-user but who’s looking for a new distribution? In either case, techradar.com has written an article about the most common distributions today, grouped by different usages. It’s worth checking out, regardless what OS your currently operating on.
Check it out here: Best Linux distros for power users, gamers, newbies and more
Emulators for symbian phones
I remember when I were younger, sitting in front of the TV eating popcorn, drinking Coca Cola and of course playing video-games. The game series I’ve wasted most time on, is without a doubt Super Mario Bros. So like any other fan, I’ve also played Super Mario Bros on NES and SNES on my computer more than once. Anywho! getting to the point, what if you could play awesome games like Super Mario Bros, Donkey Kong, Turtles(yea baby!) and a bunch of other classics when you’re on the bus, waiting for your girlfriend, or whatever? Well theres an answer out there waiting for you. Its called vNES and [...]
Python ImageShack uploader script
Do you often take screenshots which you want to share with others on forums, IRC, MSN or such? Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just run a script and the file would be uploaded and ready for copy/paste? Well a nice guy over at the ArchLinux.org forum called “solarwind” wrote a script in python [...]
