https://twitter.com/riyadpr/status/410176745825112065
Post on the CyanogenMod blog.
Post on the Open WhisperSystems blog.
Awesome! 😀
https://twitter.com/riyadpr/status/410176745825112065
Post on the CyanogenMod blog.
Post on the Open WhisperSystems blog.
Awesome! 😀
https://alpha.app.net/riyad/post/14155959
Git was written to manage code, but Richard Hartmann presents a whole range of projects and tools that use Git for all sorts of things. 😀
From tracking personal notes to managing your website, wiki, and blog over tracking system and personal configuration files to managing videos, photos and other large files and making system backups, a lot of tools have been grown around the git ecosystem to help you support most tasks of your digital life. This talk will show you a lot of neat tools and tricks and it’s highly likely that you will adopt at least one of the various solutions.
http://youtu.be/Ln1Ri8kLzok
Watch it on YouTube or get it from the Debian Archives.
https://alpha.app.net/riyad/post/10856992
Interesting proposition: how do you report 1.2k crashes at once?
If you are looking to add icons for social networks and web services to your site there are quite a lot to find on the internet. But almost all of them have shortcomings if you go beyond the Facebook, Twitter, Google+ triple. Email, GitHub, App.net? … but if you also want scalable icons you can just give up right now. Well, almost 😉 … while searching the internet I came across two projects that fulfill all the above criteria. 😀
Mono Social Icons Font gives you a ton of icons in a font file. It has three variants for each if the icons (rounded, circle and no background). They are monochrome by nature, but they can be colored as text on a website can be.
Adam Fairhead’s Webicons Set has a huge set of colored SVG icons (with PNG fallbacks). It even has some fairly rare ones … I even added one for KDE. 😉
I put them to use on my new greeter and my updated contact page.
I just felt the need for a script that could extract the audio track of a video, transcode it and save it as an mp3 file … 2 hours later I was finished (get the Gist). 😀 It uses VLC to do hard work. 😉
Thanks to Kris Hom for the inspiration. 🙂
Update 2014-03-01:
Update 2014-11-05:
Update 2016-03-05
My patch for revamping the comments and adding proper discussion threads has been accepted and will be in GitLab 4.1 (due next week). 😀
Pascal Finette gave a great keynote at Joomla! World Conference 2012 talking about how Mozilla came to be and what they learned along the way. He shares insights on how to build a competitive product, a healthy community and maybe even a business around it, but developing and governing it the open source way.
Yay … GitLab 3.1 is out. 😀