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Author Archives: Brin
Aug '10
02
Bad Company 2 Weapons
TIP: For Assult and Engi, Improved Explosives is a must! Assult AN-94Â (with x4) or M16A2Â or M416 (dot) M1911, 40mm GL, 4x Opt, Explmk2, V Alt WÂ or V Armor Engineer XM8c (best gun) or AKS-74U (med range) or Saiga (Short Range) … Continue reading
Jun '10
29
PyconAu 2010
Went to the first PyconAu 2010 conference on the weekend, there was some interesting stuff there that i’ll list below import future – threading with worker limits iPad game called Halogen Infinate 8bit plat-former – source at bzr repository Cocos2d – … Continue reading
Jun '10
03
Virtual Mail server with SSL
There is a good Ubuntu guide on settings up a Virtual mail server with a MySQL backend. IÂ have ordered a SSL certificate from ServerTastic cheap at $12 p/y, has some good instructions. UPDATE: I’ve installed my Certificate and its … Continue reading
May '10
15
New WD green drives and 4k (4096) block sizes
Rossco pointed out to me that the new 4k blocks on WD green drives can cause performance issues. I also found reference to it in Ubuntu 10.04 release notes ( search for Partition alignment ), and refer to this bug. … Continue reading
May '10
05
Sketch Board
Found this nice Java app that you can draw a sketch with then import it into blender
Apr '10
23
Bad Company 2
I’ve been Getting into Bad Company 2 playing Multiplayer with the Guys from Work, so i thought i’d jot down some notes here on the weapons, as i’m always forgetting the different weapons. Assult 1911 Pistol M416 /Â Xm8 Extra Grenades … Continue reading
Apr '10
15
SSH and port forwarding
I seem to forget every time i use ssh for port forwarding which side goes where in the syntax, so to make it easy here it is. Forward a local port to a remote port at the far end, ie: … Continue reading
Mar '10
23
iptables (updated)
Been working on iptables again, found a good guide to some recent changes. Also need to look at trying out Ulogd2 which supports the NFLOG interface, and a nice front-end NuLog Also of a worthy note is NuFW