May 19th, 2011 by acmelab68
Few years ago I’ve bought a really nice Bluetooth keyboard for a Windows Mobile 2003SE device. It’s really a little masterpiece and I still love this nifty gadget very much. The same day I’ve bought an Android device last year, I’ve paired this keyboard with my brand new HTC Desire, but it didn’t work.
After rooting became almost a piece of cake [1], I took all my courage and finally rooted my HTC Desire. The best about the Cyanogenmod 6 was, it has HID support built in. That means you can use things like standard Bluetooth mice and keyboards. But it turned out most of very basic keys weren’t mapped properly – especially the German umlauts. But what I’ve really missed was the Escape key for vi (best editor in world 
).
Continue reading ‘iGo Stowaway Bluetooth Keyboard on Android’
May 14th, 2011 by acmelab68
If you are using kvm (or qemu) on Ubuntu, then you can build a vm from scratch with the tool vmbuilder. Install it first by doing this:
aptitude install ubuntu-vm-builder
Creating a virtual machine is simple, but the most examples I’ve found left me back with an useless installation – at best.
What didn’t work for me? Well e.g. this one:
Continue reading ‘Understanding vmbuilder (a bit)’
February 25th, 2011 by acmelab68
A Content Farm and Craptent List
On 21. of February 2011 Google released at Chrome Web Store a new Extention, which let you filter your search result. It’s called ‘Personal Blocklist’ and let you filter unwanted sites. Continue reading ‘Block Sites For Good with Google Search’
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February 1st, 2011 by acmelab68
This article is about Content Farms, how they work and why they’re destroying the Internet. See also what can be done against this threat.
These days CEO Richard Rosenblatt is trying something actually impossible, and he could really bring home the bacon.
But who ist Richard Rosenblatt?
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