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The Data PileThe Data Pile: Use your own website as OpenID loginFiled Under (openid, security) by j on 13-11-2010
This article will show you how to use the OpenID delegation feature which allows you to use your own domain as an identifier for OpenID.Continue reading: Use your own website as OpenID login
wormhole: Making a full backup of your (jailbroken) iPhone with rsyncFiled Under (iPhone, linux, ubuntu) by chris on 09-11-2010Wether you are preparing for the next iOS update or just want to backup your phone – a rsync’ed backup always comes in handy. Since only the iPhone 4 supports 802.11n, I am going to focus on USB-based sync. However, you’ll find the instructions for the much slower wifi-sync in this post as well. This way, you can do the intial sync via USB and the incremental ones via your wireless network… Continue reading: Making a full backup of your (jailbroken) iPhone with rsync CA changesFiled Under (Info) by j on 06-11-2010Sorry for the inconvenience, but the CA didn’t turn out to be right, so this is another approach You should download the currently valid CA certificate. The Data Pile: Roller templateFiled Under (general, roller) by j on 05-11-2010Since there has been some interest in the roller template that i have designed, i decided to upload it here, so you can freely use it. You probably want to exchange the pictures and if you do have to modify any of them template files, i suggest taking a deeper look into the template [...] The Data Pile: Customizing EmacsFiled Under (emacs, general) by j on 05-11-2010Some of you might be forced to spent nearly the whole day in a texteditor like e.g. emacs to do their work. This usually is The Data Pile: XviD, AVI, FLV, MKV support for FrontRow on Mac OS XFiled Under (general, os x) by j on 05-11-2010Have you ever wondered why FrontRow does not play your precious AVI/XviD/MKV and the like files? The Answer is the codecs are missing. The missing codecs need to be installed as extensions to Quicktime since FrontRow uses Quicktime to play it’s content listed in the library. The logical next step is to download the missing [...] The Data PileThe Data Pile: Using Java EnumerationsFiled Under (c0ding, enum, java) by j on 04-11-2010
This article shows a basic implementation of a Java enumeration type that you can use to do a switch on Strings for example.Continue reading: Using Java Enumerations
The Data PileThe Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Using APR HashTablesFiled Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 02-11-2010
This short article will show how to use the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) with it’s built in hashtable.Continue reading: Programming with the APR – Using APR HashTables
The Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Using MD5Filed Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 02-11-2010This article intends to show how to basically use the MD5 hashing algorithm that ships with the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) library. The Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Using apr_getoptFiled Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 02-11-2010This article will show you how to use the built in command line parser that comes with the APR. There will be two source files, one showing you how to use apr_getopt just to parse simple, single options and the other peace of source will show you how to use it with so called long options. You can download the single option parser here and the long options parser here. Continue reading: Programming with the APR – Using apr_getopt |
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