As you are probably aware, there is a lot of Windows malware that makes your PC load more slowly, have annoying popup windows or even steal your data and files.
Recently, I discovered a fantastic program that can help you get rid of all this. It is Sandboxie. Sandboxie allows you to run programs in a protected area of your computer (a sandbox), so they can’t write a
Those of you who have been following this blog know that I like web development, so it was only natural for me to start my own company. Together with a friend, we founded Spoon ltd.
Spoon is a design company that specialises in web/print design and software development. We’re just starting off, so we’re only now getting our first jobs. We’re expecting to h
I’m working on a new Django project at the moment, and it uses the ContentTypes framework to refer to any model in the project. The problem with doing this is that the ContentType objects that are created have random IDs, so if you dump your database objects into a fixture, the ContentType objects those refer to will not be what you initially expected.
After a few days of searching and finding no
These past few days I have been working hard setting up a new business venture, and it is almost complete. Without further ado, I present to you…
If you need stuff supported, Ninjas can do it. Small servers, big servers, backups, maintenance, setup, you name it, we handle it all. Give us a try, I am su
These last few days I have been busy trying to install PyCuda for Windows, but Windows sucks a bit in these things, so it took quite a bit of time. This is a post documenting my Odyssey.
First of all, I had no luck at all with Python 2.6. After two days I got it to compile, but it couldn’t load the module, so I installed 2.5 again. You absolutely need Visual Studio 2003 because I couldn’t get eit
Today I learnt that my sister’s house had gotten burglarized (laptop, camera and my two original gameboys with 30ish cartridges gone), who the hell would rob a student’s house?), so I needed a distraction to get my mind off it. Since I like playing 7 Cities on the iPhone, I started a game, and the online high score submission intrigued me, so I thought if I could somehow hack it to put myself in
Today I needed to rescue the data on a hard disk brought to me, so I used GNU ddrescue (what else?) to create an image of the disk. As soon as the image was done, I discovered that the disk contained a FAT32 partition, which I wanted to mount. Mounting it under Linux was easy enough with the loopback devices, but Windows has no support for mounting disks as images.
I soon remembered [VDK](http://
As some of you might have noticed, we had some downtime yesterday. This is due to some gentlemanly folk who decided to use the server to send out spam. I thought I had configured the mail server well, but apparently some things can go wrong. For example, the fact that the root account doesn’t have a password set doesn’t mean that people can’t log in. Apparently my SASL service thought that by “no
After the amazingly successful omnisync, it is once again time to present you of another creation of the inimitable Poromenos Studios.
This time, it’s Dead Man’s Switch. As you’re probably aware, everyone carries valuable information in their heads. It might be about their work, financial information, etc. If anything were to happen to them, this information would
It is once again time to shake the world from its very foundations with my latest creation. I present to you… omnisync.
omnisync is a file synchroniser (something like rsync), only it’s not built to synchronise just files, but also anything else. It’s extensible through a simple plugin architecture, and you can have it synchronise anything to anything within a few hours.
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Founder of Stochastic Technologies, a software development agency, and creator of various products which you can find in the résumé.
