Ready for IPv6?

In anticipation of signing up for fiber internet service at the next IT show (tomorrow!), I upgraded the two WRT54GL routers that provide internet access to the house with an IPv6 ready build of Tomato. The build’s called Toastman, and finding the correct version wasn’t trivial, but I’ve got DHCPv6 related stuff appearing in Windows […]

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Lightroom plugin dev environment

I’m adding stuff to my Sta.sh plugin for Lightroom, just because I can. (And while I wait for the Sta.sh API to stabilize.) Things like Auto-updating to the latest version Debug logging & submission of logs Usage tracking New Sta.sh API features (Like folder renaming, except it’s broken as of when I write this post.) […]

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Metasploit Unleashed – Setting up

I found Metasploit Unleashed sometime ago, and now that I’ve got time, I’ve decided to play around with it. So I picked up 12GB of RAM for the VMs, installed VirtualBox, found my XP license key, and started getting everything together. And then I discovered that, yep, you need XP Pro. I was wondering about […]

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Time Lapse Lessons

I ordered an intervalometer off eBay back in December. After waiting 49 days for delivery (I even opened up a dispute case with eBay because the time limit was about to expire, then it came the very next day), I got it, and played around with it. So far, I’ve done 3 time lapses, and […]

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Initial release of Lightroom Export to Sta.sh/deviantArt

So… a few weeks after I first thought up the idea, I’m officially releasing my Lightroom plugin for Sta.sh, as far as emailing links to people is ‘official’. The plugin exports the IPTC Title, IPTC Caption and any keywords you have tagged the image with, as well as the image to Sta.sh. From there, you […]

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Lightroom, Sta.sh and OAuth

So, I’ve been looking through the OAuth RFC, and this actually looks doable, with copious amounts of code from the Flickr plugin bundled with the Lightroom SDK. The key thing is OAuth2 – It looks a lot simpler than OAuth1. Whereas OAuth1 needed messages to be signed, OAuth2 just throws stuff back and forth in the […]

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Lightroom publishing to Sta.sh

So… Since my dedup program has… kinda stalled while I try to figure out how to implement the actual identifying and displaying duplicate files, I’m looking at other things to do. I finally got back to dA recently, and discovered they opened a new upload/file storage thing called sta.sh. Interestingly enough,the announcement had a developers […]

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Dedup – Identifying and displaying duplicate files

Work on this project has… kinda stalled while I try to figure a few issues. I’m trying to write them out to get a better idea of what I’m actually trying to do. Identifying the files is fairly simple – I have the content hashes of the files which I can compare. Problem is, the […]

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Rebuilding my desktop

So… I managed to get annoyed enough enough with my desktop slowing down that I decided to just give up and (re)install Windows 7 to an extra old hard drive. (And then muck around with partitions to get the new improved system back on the faster drive. In retrospect, should have done the move first. […]

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Google Analytics tracking & site stuff

Well, my site now has it. As provided by the simple Google Analytics for WordPress plugin. Also, I’m trying out Jetpack. Also also, I’m going to try my hand at writing a WordPress theme, so I don’t have to suffer with the existing one. It looks nice, but I’m fairly sure I can do better. […]

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