Jenkins, Github, and IPv6
I've been setting up my local network to be IPv6 for as much of things as I can. I've even been trying to achieve the holy grail in terms of future-proofing the networking by making some of the hosts IPv6 only.
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Smart Nation Singapore - Bristol Festival of Ideas - Festival of the Future City
Singapore aims to be the world’s first Smart Nation, with fuller use of technology to live, work and play resulting in improved quality of life for individuals; business opportunities for enterprises; and a government that uses technology to better serve and anticipate citizens’ needs.
NSScotland 2015 Conference
A write up of some of the talks I found interesting at the NSScotland conference in Edinburgh. Dealing with maps; Building a mental health app; Working with distributed teams; and a 30-year old calculator codebase
Force git to use ssh instead of HTTPS
Sometimes you have tools that reference a github url with https and you want them to use ssh instead so your ssh key works
Plone Conference 2015 - Bucharest
The Plone Conference 2015 happened in Bucharest, Romania. Once again, an awesome event! Great keynotes on the state of Plone and accessibility.
Creating Custom PDF Filter on OS X
Sometimes you want to reduce the size of a PDF, say with images embedded. OS X has a built in filter for this, but it is a bit harsh. You can create you own custom ones though.
Running Mailman on OpenBSD
Here is a recipe for running Mailman 2 on OpenBSD 5.7 using OpenBSD's own smtpd and httpd
IPv6 Privacy Addresses
IPv6 has a mechanism for generating random addresses to maintain some privacy for hosts
Adding Photos to iOS Simulator
A simple way for scripting the adding of photos to the iOS simulator when using snapshot to take photos of your app
iOS Deployment and Provisioning - Part III - Tools in Detail - Fastlane
Details of the specific fastlane configuration we use and how we arrange alpha and release builds