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- I can always tell I'm headed back to Raleigh just by the mullet count at the gate. 05:50:26 AM May 19, 2012 from Twitter for Android
- Net Catoverflow feature I added today, thanks to @glunardi: http://t.co/6n82cYD8 05:40:59 AM May 19, 2012 from web
- Tried to make a Manhattan with cheap Scotch. Bourbon was out. Do not recommend. Should have taken the Scotch neat, but was on a sweet kick. 03:36:02 AM May 19, 2012 from Twitter for Android
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Introducing PodSleuth
PodSleuth is a new project I started last May that aims to probe, identify, and expose properties and metadata bound to iPods. It obsoletes libipoddevice, which had the same goals, but due to many reasons ended up being a mess … Continue reading
Harmony 880 Remote on Linux
A few weeks ago I bought the Harmony 880 Remote from Logitech. The thing is amazing. I cannot run my home theater without it now. You create an online profile and enter all your hardware from their database. Each hardware … Continue reading
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On the Weekends: A Side of Web
I enjoy web-based design work quite a bit, at least in moderation, and find that dabbling in it over the weekends and on some not-so-busy evenings is a nice break from the normal cycle. I have been working mainly on … Continue reading
Music Box: Moto
What started as a rebuild of my Networked Music Box, will hopefully be turning into a media PC for my Jeep. I plan on having it sync to my music shares over NFS and 802.11g WiFi, when in range (i.e. … Continue reading
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