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Git stashing, and why you do it too much
First of all, this workflow depends entirely on an (rarely un)spoken rule in my repositories- if it’s in the wip/ or trash/ tree, don’t touch it. I’m planning on rebasing with impunity. I stash a lot at work, especially when … Continue reading
Convert iterm color file to Xdefaults
My favourite colorscheme for vim (Jellybeans.vim recently had a pull request submitted including a colorscheme for iTerm2, a terminal emulator for OSX. Not wanting to go back to OSX after finally getting my encryption key back and being back in … Continue reading
New box: Juggernaut
I’ve been working on getting Juggernaut up and running for a couple weeks now and have promised a few people pictures and a summary of what’s going on… so here we have it. I was lucky enough to be given … Continue reading
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Tagged Articles, Buffalo, ddwrt, Gentoo, Hax, Juggernaut, Projects, storm, USBTHB, Windows ME
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twat – A cli for posting to twitter
I released today the first alpha of my CLI twitter application, twat. If you use rubygems you can install it with `gem install twat`, else you can clone it from my github repo at Twat. Configuration is reasonably simple, Do … Continue reading
countkeys
Overcome by a compulsive need to know how many keys I type daily, I forked [LogKeys](http://code.google.com/p/logkeys/) and created countkeys, which is essentially a keylogger that just counts instead of logging. Countkeys supports all the same features (running as a daemon, … Continue reading
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Tagged countkeys, freeBSD, Linux, productivity
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Security in extremely hostile environments
The Defcon network (and pretty much all internet sources within a few miles of that hotel) are probably among the most dangerous environments you can drop a piece of technology into. This year proved that point more over with Lulzsec … Continue reading