Darren Watt

There are many guides on doing this, I’m just dropping it here as quick reminder to myself. On server1… $ ssh-keygen -t rsa $ chmod 700 ~/.ssh $ chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa Copy to server2; then on server2… $ cat id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys $ rm -f id_rsa.pub $ chmod 700 ~/.ssh $ chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys If [...]

Update – A native linux Google Music Manager was released on 22nd July 2011, which means you don’t have to run it under Wine now. Makes this post obsolete but I’ll keep it up for posterity. You got an invite to Google Music and found out they don’t do a linux client? It’s ok… run [...]

I say new project. Of course I mean old project that I started, didn’t finish, and probably went on holiday and gave up / forgot about it completely. Most of my hobby projects end up that way and I assume it’s the same for all developers rather than a personal problem which I should really address. [...]

Here’s a video test from my new mobile. It’s a Samsung Galaxy S2, and it’s the nuts. This is only 720p but it does 1080p too.

I didn’t know Google did this, but I hope this acts as a warning to my friends not to watch the so-called movie, Skyline.