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I needed a way to auto-tag my release when I’m modifying the AssemblyInfo.cs file in my C# application. I created a pre-commit, post-commit and simple version.sh file to do so: The version.sh contain which file need to be monitored. When… Continue Reading →
I released yesterday the version 3.3.0 of SoundSwitch. Appearance In appearance, the icons have been changed to a better quality (thanks toĀ The Pastel SVG iconĀ set Created by Michael Buckley) as you can see on those screenshot of the Settings page… Continue Reading →
With the authorization of the original author (Jeroen Pelgrims) of SoundSwitch, I have taken upon myself to update and provide support for SoundSwitch. I released the version 3.1.1 that contains a lot of major changes compared of the 2.5: Before… Continue Reading →
Introduction MPDN is a really powerful player that provides its extension through GitHub. In fact, those extension are what make this player so great, since it contains most of the Render Script made to improve the upscaling/downscaling of your video…. Continue Reading →
This website is hosted on my own dedicated server (a kimsufi) and like every server, it’s getting regularly attacked. To identify those attacks, I needed to add a layer of security to ban recurrent attempt, this layer is Fail2ban. It’s… Continue Reading →
As said in the previous post I started making extensions for MPDN, the media player. One of those is the Update Checker. This is a small extension that check for new version of the player and new version of the… Continue Reading →
Lately I’m working on extensions for Media Player .NET created by Zach Saw. Media Player Dot Net MPDN is a modern extensible media player written in .NET (with performance critical parts in ASM/SSE2) featuring a fully integrated high quality Direct3D… Continue Reading →
I forked couple of year ago a wonderful game on Pebble : MiniDungeon made byĀ Jonathan Panttaja. I really liked the game but thought it was lacking some variety in the monster and the level. I added first new monster, quite… Continue Reading →
I’m using my raspberry pi as a NAS with a samba server to provide the content through my home network. I wanted to have that content directly accessible from the rest of the world but without the traffic to be… Continue Reading →
In the last revision of transmission, I couldn’t get the user/password for the RPC of transmission work. To resolve this problem, I decided to use Nginx as reverse proxy to provide an SSL connection and also a way to secure… Continue Reading →
