My good friend @ComputerWesen managed to run Apache Wave. I had to ask him for a guest post because I really loved Wave:
After hours of trial and error I finally managed to get Apache Wave to work. Here is what I did.
This is how I installed GitLab under a subdomain on a server Running Plesk 12.5 on Ubuntu 14.04 and added a SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt.
The body is made to wake up with the sunlight. I really hate getting up in the morning when it’s dark in my bedroom. Thats particulary bad in the winter when the sun rises after I should get up, but also in the summer, because I have very light tight curtains.
A dawn simulator is a light that gets slowly on in the morning to simulate a dawn and let the body wake up very smoothly.
There are many dawn simulators out there to buy, but I wanted to build one on my own for quite some time and now I did it.
This is a small class to convert a byte array to short and int, faster than with a ByteBuffer.
Makes your touchpad great.
Touchgreat is a small program I’m developing that allows you to bind commands to touchpad gestures. But not the simple way many programs already out there are doing it by just executing a key combo when a gesture is finished.
With Touchgreat it is possible to:
UPDATE: The code shown here is not up to date anymore. See Touchgreat for an up to date post.
Ok, the title is not really good but I have no idea how to call it. I want to switch workspace with a 4-finger swipe, but not the simple way. All programms that feature this functionality simple execute a key combination that then switches the workspace. I want to really move the workspace with the swipe, like on a mac. look
Having a clickable link with your email address on your website is a very practical thing and should not be omitted. But there are robots searching the internet for this email addresses and they will also find your address. The most spam filters are very good but there are always some spam mails that come through and this is very annoying.
While setting up my new server I also had to migrate all my emails.
Courier saves all emails as files that can simply be copied to the new server. The files are saved in the following directory:/var/qmail/mailnames/<domain>/<name>/Mailbox
One thing that I could not find for my website was a fully functional search. So I wrote one.
It works completely on the client side and uses a .json file generated by hexo-search.
An old quote says: “With a new server comes a new website”. Inspired by this I started the search for a new blog framework. For my old blog I used WordPress and I don’t think it’s bad but too blown up with thousands of features I don’t need. No the mention the higher vulnerability coming up with such a big code base.