If you’ve been plagued by unwanted ad notifications in your Android device, identify the culprit with AirPush Detector. Then you know what to uninstall. Just had a success with it. It’s Open Source, too.
In The working class of computer art GOTO80 talks about demoscene parties: What is the point? Well, I really like the freedom of the copy party. Think of it as a hackerspace disco with lots of man-beer and old music. … Continue reading
Laurent built a Growl notifier for PHPUnit test results so that you can see red/green as a Growl notification on your Mac.
The command ls lists files in current directory in many ways. Misspelling it as sl is common. Common enough to make an ASCII joke about it. Linux distribution Debian packages sl as this ASCII joke. Today, Trivium pointed to a … Continue reading
This link post is quite irrelevant should you never be using PHP. Therefore, I categorized it. Published in 2010, Unix manual pages for PHP functions is still a useful tip. A decade of using Python, and you don’t ask yourself … Continue reading
I spent the weekend at TBD 2012 Hackathon in a coffee shop in Malmö. I know part of the organizing team, and it was nearby, so I joined in, for the feeling of the fast-paced making. Update: If you met … Continue reading
You could use German hacker Christian Neukirchen’s Trivium to replace social media and feed-reading. Save time, effort, irritation. This would apply if you were a computer geek with eclectic and narrow cultural tastes.
Just found a draft of an electronics project report of mine, made in 2009: After the construction of the Smapler, I came away with no soldering station. Dlade kept it, he liked it that much. So a few days after … Continue reading
Floor builders, a photo by olleolleolle on Flickr. This is during the floor mat installation. So, we are very near to completion of this very nice new room. Next up is adding smart furniture and good storage. Take note: This … Continue reading