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sharms.org/blog
Steven Harms
Steven Harms Life, Linux and Technology Home About Screenshots Using KeepassX on Ubuntu Linux Aug 28 Posted by admin in Uncategorized | 12 Comments Recently I switched my personal password manager from Revelation to KeepassX. I keep an encrypted password file in my Dropbox account, which syncs across all of my computers (Dropbox on Ubuntu). Install KeepassX You can install KeepassX by opening a terminal and running ?apt-get install keepassx?, or by opening the Ubuntu Software
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ben.hamilton.id.au/about
About | ben.hamilton.id.au
ben.hamilton.id.au Getting your act together with CRM Search Main menu Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content HomeAbout About Ben Hamilton sells, implements and customises Contact Management and Contact Relationship Management software. As an ACT! Certified Consultant he has helped many small to medium businesses streamline their processes and workflow, all of which has improved their bottom line. Having been in the Information Technology industry since'95 he has a wealth of
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beltzner.ca/mike
beltzner
beltzner ?Do not question. Do not elaborate. Do not associate." ? Chinese State Information Office These Buttons Do Nothing April 8, 2011 Posted by beltzner Bye mozilla.com, but not Mozilla community! On Monday I?ll be starting my new job at DownUnder GeoSolutions working on some really fascinating software products which will help geophysicists interpret massive amounts of seismic data to understand what?s underneath their feet. As I?ve said before it?s an
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interconnected.org/home/2008/01/03/benoit_mandelbrot
benoit mandelbrot ( 3 Jan., 2008, at Interconnected
21:34, Thursday 3 Jan., 2008 Link Benoit Mandelbrot Fractal Art Contest 2007, winners. Next year I'm going to enter a photo of a rainforest and claim I just hit on the correct l-system parameters. A random tree. SpeedTree is a software component to procedurally generate, light and render vast forests of trees in real-time. What I would give for a slowly panning, generative, Mac desktop background of the Trees of Pangaea, the species mix of which would respond to my shifting continuous partial
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mechanicalcat.net/richard
Mechanical Cat
Mechanical Cat Contents Mechanicalcat Rachel Richard My weblog Tech Creative Contact richard and rachel are both contactable through mechanicalcat dot net Richard Jones If you're wondering who I am, here's a dry but up-to-date resume. In a nutshell, I'm a software developer living in Melbourne, Victoria Australia. I'm married to Rachel, and we have a daughter Abigail and two cats Susu (Susuwatari) and Toto (Totoro). We live in a quiet, green and hilly suburb which is about 20 minutes' drive