Over the last few months I’ve been doing more work in excel than is good for anyone’s health, trying to create a database best suited for access. Still, in the real world, you have to work on the tools available. The biggest problem I found was getting column indexes for the relevant information. The quickest […]
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OpenGPG establishes trust using the web-of-trust. If I trust you and you trust him, I can probably trust them too. This only works if I can trust you though.
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You can’t have enough cheat sheets on the net. Well you probably can, but I still wanted to add my own to the mix. I use the GnuPG command line for almost everything, bar actually sending email so this is a nice little reminder to myself what I’m doing Creating a new Key First steps […]
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In a previous post I talked about installing CyanogenMod 7.1 Alpha 3 on my HP TouchPad, but since Santa was very nice to me this year I now have a Nexu7, and of course I want to root it. Most of the toolkits and instructions I found talked about doing this thru Windows, but I’m […]
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As most people know I hate using someone else’s service when I can host my own and since I’ve started using Firefox for Android that’s no exception. Firefox allows you to sync your preferences, bookmarks and add-on settings between devices using the Firefox Sync Service, but they default servers are hosted by Mozilla. This isn’t […]
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Having lived in a Windows environment for the past couple of years I’ve gotten somewhat used to my routines and short cuts, most of which are missing or changed now that I’m 95% Ubuntu. The most notable absentee are all the extra buttons on my Logitech MX Revolution mouse, which I have mapped to a […]
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