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TUMPA

by ao2, September 23, 2012
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I was planning on “playing” with a certain device, so I wanted some adapter which allowed me to interface with the device at a low level to facilitate the information gathering phase in the hacking process.

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Exporting content to code with Drupal

by ao2, July 17, 2012
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There are cases when you want to export some content from a website, in order to import the same content at some later point into a similar website in an automated fashion.

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Reverse engineering Artlantis Object Format files

by ao2, June 19, 2012
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I ran into some .aof files and I wanted to see what they were about.

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Have a clean history with git-rebase

by ao2, May 8, 2012
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When working on a project you may want to have a clean history, this makes identifying problems —which there will be— a little easier at some point in the future.

A possible functional definition of “clean history” in the context a software project could sound somewhat like:

Each unit of change in the public project history brings the system in a working state.

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On USB projectors, linux and libam7xxx

by ao2, January 18, 2012
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I was looking into compact/mini/pico/handheld projectors, and I obviously wanted something I could use under GNU/linux, there were basically two choices:

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Don't mix LDFLAGS and LDLIBS

by ao2, November 27, 2011
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Compilation of kinect_upload_fw (from kinect-audio-setup) was failing on some systems with messages like:

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The IPv6 Greeter Drupal module

by ao2, February 15, 2011
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I've added an IPv6 Greeter block on ao2.it in order to greet the IPv6 users, and to inform the others about the existence of the new protocol.

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Short URL links with Drupal 6 on ao2.it

by ao2, January 13, 2011
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Added short URL links to ao2.it, you will find one at the end of each node content.

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On RAI, access neutrality, and how to download Smooth Streaming content

by ao2, December 27, 2010
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RAI, the Italian public radio/TV broadcaster, is using Silverlight and Smooth Streaming to serve most of the media content on its website, Smooth Streaming is the Microsoft interpretation of Adaptive Streaming technology over HTTP, which was firstly introduced by Apple for its mobile platform; check out the IIS Smooth Streaming Technical Overview for further details on Smooth Streaming.

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