Thanks to k001operator, who fixes a couple of bugs related to my bad code , I found time to patch yacomas-0.3.4 with the patch made by k001operator, also I have added a new flag, and change other minor stuff. So here it is:

yacomas 0.3.5_alpha.tar.gz
Thu Feb 8 14:58:15 CDT 2007
* Add SEND_MAIL flag
* Modify send mail to use SEND_MAIL flag
* Change mysql_escape_string by mysql_real_escape_string
* Verify addslashes and stripslashes in a correct way
It fixes bugs related with escape strings. (Thanks to: k001.operator).

PS. I did not know that fonasol was using yacomas :O yay!!

Looks like there are more people interested in my script to check the bandwidth.

So I have done some hacking to the code to improve the ugly scripts, specially bwt-plot.sh



Enjoy: http://patux.net/downloads/bwt-0.2.tar.gz

PS. Infinitum sucks so badly, I hate them, I hate them so much :@

This week was very frustrated for me, because my Internet Service Provider (aka Hellmex) was giving me very poor service on my bandwidth and I was unable to work properly.

I was checking my bandwidth speed at internet with my browser, and I was tired to do it manually. (besides that it was a waste of time)

So, I decided to write a little script to show them what I mean when I say that they are giving me shit, when this problem came up again.

After collecting data with my script I can plot it on a nice postscript or an image with gnuplot .



As you can see this day is not so bad. But is nice to see how is my bandwidth speed around my work day.

Update: I have released the dummy script to check the speed within the gnuplot template and shellscript to generate the graphs inside the tarball.
You can download from here

I just discovered listen, I have installed once but I have no time to check it at all.

Well yesterday I start to play with it and I really like it.

Also I am one of those guys who likes to shout his bad taste in music troutgh the msn nicks or similars, and I use the music plugin for amsn.

So I decided to hack a little the plugin and give it suppor for listen, and continue sharing my bad taste to the world.

It was pretty simple and it was finished in some minutes, I already sent the plugin to the board of amsn and I think they are going to audit my lame code.

However I am pretty happy using listen and sharing my bad taste to the world:



[UPDATE]
Guillermo Garcia sent me an update to provide banshee suport on the plugin, so you can see my recent post here, and the instructions to install it.

Diva


Michael Dominic (MDK), posted a link with some demos of the Diva Project an easy to use open-source video editing software for the Gnome desktop developed with Mono

Novell Forge, has more info about the project.

Simply Amazing...