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Apr/14Install SASS On Ubuntu
Overview SASS has allowed CSS to evolve into a more dynamic language such as variables and mixins for re-usability. Install sudo apt-get install ruby-full rubygems sudo gem install sass Usage If the following error occurs when you use –watch parameter: … Continue reading
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Apr/14Upgrading Samsung Series 9 SSD
Overview I have been using the 128GB SanDisk SSD that came in the Samsung Series 9 NP900 X3C A02UK. The SSD is the achilles heel in an otherwise well packaged laptop. Not for the lack of space but the bottle … Continue reading
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Apr/14TTRSS – Your access level is insufficient to run this script
After upgrading from 1.9 to 1.11 I had got the error message “Your access level is insufficient to run this script” when trying to log in. The problem was TTRSS needed to run some upgrade script but if you log … Continue reading
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Apr/14DannyTsang.co.uk And Heartbleed
In line with most security recommendation I have updated OpenSSL to a patched version which does not contain the Heartbleed bug. In the mean time I have issued a password reset to all registered users. For more information
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Apr/14Black Rapid Strap With Manfrotto RC2 / Q2
Overview I was looking to replace the stock strap that came with my Canon 700d with a Black Rapid strap but didn’t want to keep swapping the tripod quick release(QR) plate for the fastenR. I found a way on YouTube … Continue reading
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Mar/14Move / Change Password RasPBX Database
Overview Migrating Host First export and import the database data into the new database. It goes without saying that the RasPBX should be stopped or any changes between the export and import will not be captured and lost. The root … Continue reading
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Mar/14Preparing For Ubuntu 14.04
Overview With Ubuntu 14.04 LTS coming up I thought it would be fitting to discuss my plans for upgrading. My current setup has 1 computer running 12.04 LTS and it has been running relatively well except for the first few … Continue reading
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Mar/14cFos Spurious ICMP
Another spot were rogue ICMP being sent to 194.95.249.23 which goes to a German company. A quick Google reveals it’s due to cFos software which is included again by Asus as part of the ROG traffic management software.