Archive for January, 2009
I’ve pushed all code for my projects to GitHub: see kms’s Profile for an overview. Their web interface to Git repositories is really nice and you can use it to browse syntax-highlighted source code as well as history of my projects. What’s better is that you can sign up for a free account and press [...]
I’ve spent all afternoon updating the projects page with a lot of stuff (mostly old). Maybe someone will find something interesting in there. In no particular order, you can now download things like: avr-cat-smeter, avr-vs1002, nsupdate-web, simplerss, avr-max293, connection-bw-monitor, opml2html, svn2rss, avr-psk31-beacon, di-playlists, tetrinetbot, avr-scout-kenwood, rss-wordcount, url-watcher, avr-tv-tuner and sdr101-java. I’ve also migrated my personal [...]
If you are really really interested in what kind of books I have, you can now browse my entire library (almost) over at LibraryThing. A very cool service indeed. They’ve got author clouds, recommendations based on my books and even an RSS feed if you want to keep updated on the expansion of my collection. [...]
While waiting for the ferry in Hirtshals last summer, I shot a few photos. Below is a panorama stitched together with Hugin from 29 images. After cropping, the pixel count is ~46M. I think Hugin does a really good job, it is hard to notice any “stitch lines” or artifacts.
Grab the full resolution at Flickr [...]
I run CruiseControl.rb for a few personal projects on a server on the home LAN. CCrb comes with its own web server running by default on port 3333, but I wanted to use my Apache server as a front-end. Doing this through mod_proxy is normally pretty easy. However, I quickly get into trouble with the [...]
I’ve just uploaded a few photos of the fireworks at the New Years Eve party last night. Get them all in high-resolution at Flickr, Set: New Years Eve 2008.
