I love GNU’s wget. I use it every day.
First, some background. Elder revisions of wget would only display dots as you download larger files. This provided hours, well, at least seconds of amusement. Newer revisions have various user-configurable bits to set the type of status bar.
I miss those...
Recently, I’ve received a collection of various pictures of my family over the years, and had a bit of joy with nostalgia going through all of them.
Horrifically, I found a picture of myself when I was 14, dated December 1990. The frightful part of this, aside from my hair style, is that I look...
I’ve uploaded a set of cleaned and formatted patches against TinyFugue 4.0s1 to enable native SSL integration. This cleans things up, getting rid of the dependancy for using ‘stunnel’ or other SSL gateway utilities.
This cleans up various other SSL patches that were proffered by various sources....
Here’s the idea behind mailwrapper, folks. I hope you’re familar enough with UNIX to understand this. ;)
18:04 [macoontosh] ~/%grep newaliases /etc/mail/mailer.conf
- newaliases /usr/sbin/sendmail.real
newaliases /usr/sbin/ssmtp
18:04 [macoontosh] ~/%ls -l /usr/bin/newaliases
lrwxr-xr-x 1 roo...
Lately I’ve been wasing my bandwidth for other things, and given the overabundance of Pink Floyd on the local radio, I’ve been tuning into Music Choice on my cable network.
I made a rather silly comment to a few friends earlier that they were stealing my playlists – always playing the amazingly...
Trevor’s been hard at work on BNBT, and a third party has added a few fixups which were integrated – thus, BNBT 4.0b was born, featuring user comments (akin to that proffered on torrentse).
I’ve updated the local gallery installation; it should be a bit faster, and all of the db’s have been regene...