For some reason this post has been nuked by my blog :(

I have not had a chance to fix it so, for now, here is the link to the latest version of iPlayer Grabber v2.

download iPlayer Grabber (OS X, Windows and Linux)

Please note that you will need Ruby installed (and to be on the safe side I would stick with 1.8.x for now). Ruby comes with OS X, so Mac users should be fine, on Linux you can grab it via your package manager. For windows I would suggest http://rubyinstaller.org/ 

This is a follow up to a previous post I made, which can be found here.

The good news is that there is now a Mercurial Extension to take all the donkey work out of fixing those pesky case folding collisions.

Visit this page on the Mercurial Wiki to find out more: 

http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/CaseFoldExtension

A massive thanks to the author of this extension! 

Here is how to create a PKCS12 format file using open ssl, you will need your developer private key (which can be exported from the keychain) and the CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest

The resulting file can then be used to create an encrypted connection to the Apple Push Notification servers

# convert apn_developer_identity.cer (der format) to pem
openssl x509 -in apn_developer_identity.cer -inform DER 
  -out apn_developer_identity.pem -outform PEM

# convert p12 private key to pem (requires the input of a minimum 4 char password)
openssl pkcs12 -nocerts -out private_dev_key.pem -in private_dev_key.p12

# if you want remove password from the private key
openssl rsa -out private_key_noenc.pem -in private_key.pem

# take the certificate and the key (with or without password) 
# and create a PKCS#12 format file.
openssl pkcs12 -export -in apn_developer_identity.pem -inkey private_key_noenc.pem 
  -certfile CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest 
  -name "apn_developer_identity" -out apn_developer_identity.p12

Today I found a solution to a problem that pisses me off enough to want to solve.

I have some text file that is in a part of the file system such that windows deems it to require administrator rights to modify, but not to view, and I have opned it with notepade.exe and now cannot save it. Ideally I would be prompted to escalate my priviledges when I opened the file with notepad.exe or when I tried to save the file. That is not the case.

The solution (or at least my solution) is to add a short cut to notepad.exe to the Send To menu and tell the short cut to run as administrator.

The steps are:

1. Open Explorer and type "shell:sendto" in the address bar (without the quotes)
2. Click the Start button and search for "notepad" (again, without the quotes)
3. Drap the notepad icon to the explorer window that was opened in step 1
4. Right click the short cut to notepad, select the "shortcut" tab
5. click the "advanced button and check "Run as Administrator"
6. click "ok" on the dialogs to get rid of them, etc.

Been a while since I knocked up a DJ mix, so here is a nice summer mello techno, deep house vibe with a couple of tracks that would probably be found in the dub step section. Features tracks from Minilogue, Layo & Bushwacka, Martyn, Burial, Sebastian Leger, Cocoon Records, etc. If you really want a track list ask me and I might get it together. enjoy!

£100 summer mix