Links for 2009-03-05 [del.icio.us] Posted: 06 Mar 2009 12:00 AM PST Jemapur - Clarte - BOOOOOOOM! - CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * ART * DESIGN * MUSIC * FILM * PHOTO * PROJECTS Michael Wandelmaier - Updates PICDIT Congrats to Conor Ogle for winning the Macrochallenge! | MostlyLisa.com Make Love Not War - Steven Meisel | Design You Trust. World's Most Famous Social Inspiration. Environment Variables - Linux Commands nice. just call 'env' and you can see all environment variable. then you can do something like 'echo $USER' to see your user account name.. I think there are better ways to do this, but this is nice - in general. cygwin send email - Google Search I just want to auto-send some emails... how hard can it be? Bash Input Redirection | Linux Journal when you start getting your feet wet in the linux world, this becomes handy. maybe. Linux.com :: Pipes and filters more talk about command redirection YouTube - Russell Peters - Beating Your Kids Running Stunnel as a service under Windowz/Cygwin FINALLY got cygwin and stunnel working. Now I can email from the command line/ terminal. Cygserver some advice on getting program to run as service with Cygwin. this is useful after you got stunnel running. Next step is to make some scripts that email me when it's important or make a little GUI that acts as a quick email app. YouTube - Best of Red Eye, The Patti Ann Browne clips make app portable - Google Search when apps are installed on windows they usually write something to the registry or put some file somewhere that tracks whether they are registered or not - I think. It would be nice if there were a way to have a program execute that program and intercept all registry writes and emulate the registry reads. this way you could pretty much have a portable app, right? Portable is good cause it can be migrated easily. It's what I want.

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