TextMate KRL Commit Bundle
I created a simple TextMate bundle that maps cmd + k to saving the app code and then committing the app to the Kynetx servers.
You can view and download the bundle on my github at http://gist.github.com/437379
Key based authentication for SSH is a way to connect remotely to another computer/server using an encrypted file you HAVE and an optional password you KNOW to unlock the file. Key based authentication has the advantage of being more secure and/or more convenient.
Password based authentication:
Logging in via password over SSH encrypts your password so it ends up looking like this:
..t-:p.%.E.{..E..X7.@.@.~....s..............NXP...{W..!8..;.eh9..N......#....q..1f...:...D9R0 zy
Because the password is encrypted, it won’t be seen in plain text over the wire which is good. If the password is short or simple enough, a hacker will be able to crack your password. Assuming the password is good enough, password based authentication’s strength comes from keeping that knowledge from others.
Key based authentication allows you to connect remotely using an encrypted file as a key instead of a password. Key based authentication gives you the option to continue reading the rest of the article…
Ever wonder how to level sound volume on a recording or podcast? The Levelator is a super simple application for Mac or Windows to level out sound volumes on a podcast recording. Mike Farmer and I use it for our podcast over at http://technologyforlearning.info and it works wonders for the times when we accidentally move away from the microphone. It’s free and it works great so what are you waiting for? Go download it from their site at http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/levelator
Question:
Where are the default Mac OS X Icons in .icns format?
Answer:
/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources
How to get there:
you can get there several different ways.
1) Paste into Terminal
cd /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources; open .
2) Open Finder -> Select “Go” menu item -> Select “Go to Folder” -> Paste
/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources
3) Open Finder -> (Keyboard Shortcut) Shift + Command + G -> Paste
/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources