By jkt, on November 11th, 2011 Following my discovery of the price disparity between websites, I've decided that in light of developing mobile applications for DDA Systems, I need test handsets for both Android and iOS platforms.
For Android, the handset of choice is the HTC Desire S, an upgrade on the HTC Desire I have . . . →Read More: Mobile development
By jkt, on October 28th, 2011 I've been working on a Perl interface to Interactive Data's Client Side Processor which handles their CTF (Comstock Token Format) protocol and provides the results as data structures, or alternatively converts to their historical Bate format. If you don't know what any of that means, this isn't the post for you; please move . . . →Read More: Interactive Data CTF/CSP Perl interface released
By jkt, on October 27th, 2011 Due to electrical problems within the house, I needed to have a inspection done on the system. Unfortunately when they arrived, I wasn't given enough warning and they powered off the mains and I hadn't shut down the media server.
When they left, I powered it back on; nothing. The machine was dead.
As the . . . →Read More: When media servers go bad
By jkt, on September 28th, 2011 Further to my posts on using Flexget (previously) and tl2rssPL (previously) to manage the automatic downloading of torrent files (or .nzb, depending on your preference), the final stage is to have a BitTorrent client download the content of the torrent and upon completion, process the downloaded media.
My client of choice is . . . →Read More: Automatic torrent management with rtorrent and some helper scripts
By jkt, on September 26th, 2011 I use Flexget to automatically find and download TV shows for my viewing pleasure. I use it in conjunction with TorrentLeech and tl2rssPL, but it can be used with any site which provides an index and source for the shows you're interested in.
Setting it up can be a pain, so I . . . →Read More: TV show management with Flexget
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