http://blog.kython.org "If brute force isn't working then your not using enough" Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:06:52 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en At my current place of employment I administer a medium size windows 2003 domain.  Most of my work is done remotely and I'm not really involved with the day to day client problems that occur.  I generally just help out with domain wide problems and installing new hardware or software. ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=28 I may be a little slow finding somethings but for all you others out there that haven't heard of Google Web Toolkit check it out. GWT allows web developers to write rich UI applications in pure Java and then compile them to Javascript for the web.  Google provides a ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=21 I have been incredibly busy the past several months with school and work. I highly recommend not trying to complete 20 credit hours in a semester and working at the same time. It will really take it out of you. During this time I have been taking ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=14 I was recently given a Cisco Catalyst 6500.  The obvious question is "what the heck do I need a Catalyst 6500 for?"  To be honest I still haven't figured that one out but I have one.  I received the catalyst from my school that originally got it from a local ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=13 Yesterday was the one month point from when I paused using Ubuntu and started using Fedora.  In all honesty I have come to notice that on a day to day basis the only things I use on my workstation are ssh/scp, Firefox, rdesktop, and vi.  It became clear ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=12 PyProfanity is a small program I whipped up to be used by a clients guest book posting routine.  The whole point is a simply way to prevent guests and spammers alike from posting profanity and sexually explicit content in their messages.  I have set up a simple cherrypy app here ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=11 Due to school work, work, work, and more work.  I was not able to complete PyPal as soon as I planned.  I have however gotten my first Pypal site up and going.  It is a site that was made for a local artist to be able to sell her artwork.  ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=10   I work at a school that uses Fedora for Linux servers.  I'm constantly complaining about the use of Fedora and suggesting that we be using Ubuntu.  This is primarily because I've never really used Fedora so I don't know the directory structure pertaining to where everything is.  On top ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=9   I was asked by a client to put a page hits counter on their site.  I personally hate those stupid counters and think they take away from the professional feel of the site and they just look tacky.  I was planning on creating a python list and appending all the ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=8 Google is that much closer to taking over the world.  Google has released there own web browser.  Although it isn't available for linux yet it seems like it will be a nice web browser that combines lots of the features of other web browsers in to one ultimate browser.  Other ... http://blog.kython.org/?p=6