Add GNU Terry Pratchett to your Symfony 6 project
March 10, 2023 No Comments on Add GNU Terry Pratchett to your Symfony 6 projectGNU Terry Pratchett in your symfony 6 project, so we shall never forget him.
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Adobe After effects script-replace
February 4, 2021 No Comments on Adobe After effects script-replaceWe wanted to use Adobe After effects to generate 200+ compositions, because the documentation of Adobe is kinda lacking, it took me some time to do this.What the program does is a couple of things: Ask for a folder, and take all the files from that folder Look for the composition named ‘template’ and look…
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ipv6 status 2018
May 30, 2019 No Comments on ipv6 status 2018Why ipv6 It will come, you can’t stop it, they told us. You need to be ready, they told us. It will be soon, they told us.. Well, they were all wrong, but why, and when will it fanally come, if ever? When will it finally take off? That is a quote I typed on…
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docker autocompletion containernames on Mac OS X
April 30, 2019 No Comments on docker autocompletion containernames on Mac OS XOn Linux you can use D exec -it and autocompletion cycles through all the possible options. On Mac OS X it doesn’t work out of the box. To make this happen the changes are very easy, you need to find a Bash completion file, thankfully this is featured in the docker-compose repository on Github. You…
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Howto use Doctrine repositories with migrations
March 30, 2019 No Comments on Howto use Doctrine repositories with migrationsToday I wanted to do something other than usual: I wanted to convert a couple of fields in my database and fill them automatically while doing the migration. Now I’ve done this before, create a preUp, save the data I need, and in the postUp convert this data to the new fields. This day was…
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It’s not ‘just a job’
August 30, 2015 2 Comments on It’s not ‘just a job’Programming just isn’t. It’s a way of thinking which doesn’t end when you leave your 9-5. It is always on your mind; it should always be on your mind. I’ve waked up in the middle of the night thinking of a new concept which I couldn’t grasp while I was in the office. Right now…
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Python 2.7 programs hate my self-signed certificate!
May 31, 2015 No Comments on Python 2.7 programs hate my self-signed certificate!I later found out this wasn’t the real fix, the real fix is described in https://github.com/arucard21/Sick-Beard/commit/4bf4712f037179876dd2cc416a7cf0329d22f5e0 , all you need to do is fix the first file For example Sickbeard won’t work all that great when Sabnzbd can’t communicate, it happened to me when I upgraded my HTPC machine from Ubuntu 14.10 to Ubuntu 15.04….
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Ubuntu 15.04 keeps crashing on my Intel ION board
May 6, 2015 No Comments on Ubuntu 15.04 keeps crashing on my Intel ION boardCrashing, halting, freezing. Ubuntu was not right on my ION board and I couldn’t understand why. The pc was working fine before I upgraded to Ubuntu 15.04 from 14.10, but after this upgrade it to freeze after random periods. I tested the memory with memtest+, I changed the powersetup; nothing was working. So I started…
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How to change the username of your Cygwin user
April 19, 2015 3 Comments on How to change the username of your Cygwin userI love Cygwin, I hate the commandline (cmd.exe) of Windows, so I always have one or more Cygwin terminals open (no need to use putty, yay!) But I ran into a snatch today: i tried to change my username for my cygwin installation. Last time around it was easy: opening an editor and changing the…
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‘hacking critical infrastructure still possibile on a large scale’
April 12, 2014 1 Comment on ‘hacking critical infrastructure still possibile on a large scale’Partial map of the Internet based on the January 15, 2005 data found on opte.org. I’m dutch, so this time I’m going to react on a local news item (translation by Google). ‘Hacking critical infrastructure is still possible on a large scale’ was in the news a couple of days ago here in the Netherlands….
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