Thanks to codecademy.com I’ve learnt the basics of Python, and now I’m trying to figure out pygtk. I looked up the tutorial on the pygtk […]
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Audiobooks on the iPod
Librivox is amazing. You can find some excellent books that you can listen to, when you just don’t have the energy to read. Now, like […]
Converting numbers to text
After trying with Learn Python The Hard Way, I’m continuing with CodeAcademy. It’s fun to do some programming again. After mulling over something significantly challenging […]
Does knowing VIM make you better at Linux?
Now that I’ve started playing with Vim (GVim to specific), I’ve discovered that lots of the GNU apps are linked up with Vim’s UI. For […]
Using Vim as an IDE
After trying out VIM, I think I may like it a bit more than EMACS already! So, here’s something I’ve got to read soon: https://wiki.python.org/moin/Vimhttp://sontek.net/blog/detail/turning-vim-into-a-modern-python-ide […]
Running out of space on my root folder
Some decisions end up biting you in the ass and I guess this was one of those. When setting up linux on my laptop, I’d […]
EOF in Python
I guess if you’re a python guy you must know this, but it was a cool discovery that Python has no EOF. For a while, […]
Booting Raspbian from USB
As I did not have a 2GB SD card lying around, I decided to look up if it was possible to boot from a combination […]
Learning about Networking
I’m stumped. I’ve hit a wall and this one’s an old one. Back in the day when I was taking networking courses, I always had […]
SSH without a password
I’m working my way through the Debian Administrator’s manual and came across an amazing tidbit of information about ssh: you don’t need to enter your […]
