There are a couple of SVN-to-Twitter applications out there, which tweets your SVN commit message to your followers, but I couldn’t find exactly what I was looking for: a simple Python-based version that uses the latest (and required for the … Continue reading →

Over the past year I’ve been playing Minecraft off and on. The game is pretty simple: you play in a 3D cuboid-world, where everything is a cube with a few smaller exceptions. It’s essentially a lego-like 3D world. Since I … Continue reading →

Security through obscurity is one of the worst approaches someone might take when it comes to computer / network security. I’ve heard in real-world situations between students and professional programers say “Sure, the passwords are saved as plaintext, but the database table … Continue reading →