The Rii Mini Wireless Keyboard$92 is a mini wireless QWERTY keyboard with a big touchpad and laser pointer. It has 69 keys and featuring a LED backlit keyboard so you can use it easily in the dark. It has a 2.4GHz wireless USB receiver, and its built-in lithium-ion battery will give you up to 700 hoursabout one month of standby time. The range of the keyboard is 30 meters. Cool mini keyboard!
via Rii Mini Wireless Keyboard | Desktop | Gear.
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Good article from the founder of reMail (recently acquired by Google), I particularly like point #1:
I would aim for a RESTful design with the following properties: 1. All communication over HTTP / HTTPS: Pure TCP connections are great, but for transferring large amounts of email, HTTP is the way to go. Problems like security, parallel downloads, persistent connections, caching, compression, download continuation via ranges, and so on have already been solved. There is no reason to solve them again.
via Gabor hits Send: How to Replace IMAP.
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Just been sent a multicoloured html email from sales@CerberusNetworks.co.uk advertising their leased line services.
Would you buy a leased line from a spammer? Me neither.
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In the below case x is 2 (numbering starts from zero).
gunzip -c access.log.1.gz | perl -ne '@a=split / +/, $_; print $a[2]."\n"'
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Postfix and Amavis Log Reporters.
The postfix-logwatch and amavis-logwatch utilities are postfix and amavisd-new log analyzers that produce summaries, reports and statistics regarding the operation of postfix and amavis. Either utility can be used as a standalone program, or as a filter module for the open source logwatch utility.
Works with an existing centos 5.4 install, and produces better output than the standard postfix logwatch.
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If From-address is freemail, and Reply-To or address found in mail body is # a different freemail address, return success. Good sign of Nigerian scams etc.
via /usr/local/CPAN/Mail-SpamAssassin/Mail/SpamAssassin/Plugin/FreeMail.pm.
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A farmer who built a castle hidden behind a stack of straw bales has lost a High Court bid to save it from being demolished.Robert Fidler, of Salfords, Surrey, built the home – complete with turrets – without planning permission.
via BBC News – Farmer loses High Court fight to save hidden castle.
Love the farmer’s name, just like a Carry On film.
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