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I’m really excited to let you know that Screenly is featured in the latest issue of Linux User in the U.K. (issue 146). A snippet of the article is already up on their website. …

In recent years, I’ve transitioned over to using Ubuntu’s UFW. In most cases, it gets the job done and it is easy to manage via provisioning tools like Ansible. As turns out …

I really like BitTorrent Sync. It’s a great alternative to Dropbox et al, without having to hand over your unencrypted data to a third party. Unfortunately, the default …

» An introduction to server provisioning with CloudInit I just published an article over at CloudSigma’s blog about server provisioning using CloudInit.

In the past, I’ve relied a lot on Puppet for automation. That means that I have a fair number of Puppet masters at my disposals. Puppet is a Ruby based application. As many Ruby …

Yay, Blotter is currently the 9th best selling productivity app in the U.S. Mac App Store!

Every time I install OS X, I get very frustrated with the default keyboard settings. Perhaps the most frustrating one is how slow the navigation is when you’re using the arrow keys …

Tor is a project that I really love to support. In this age of increased surveillance, Tor is needed more than ever. Unfortunately, your own Tor Exit Node can put you in a lot of …

Yesterday I had to hand in my almost new MacBook Pro (Retina) for repair due to a broken logic board. This meant that I had to go back to my old laptop for a little bit. In …

CloudSigma joins Ubuntu Certified Public Cloud Happy to announce a partnership deal that I’ve been working with for some time.

Sync Dev: Using Sync For Backups In The Cloud (With Docker) Here’s a guest blog post that I wrote on Bittorrent’s blog a while back that I forgot to cross-post here.

Sophisticated new playlist editor in Screenly I’m very excited about this latest release we just did to Screenly.