Category Archives: Computers and IT

A Jaunty Jackalope on my Laptop [Update]

Linux

I got a Jaunty Jackalope on my laptop since Thursday …
In case you woonder … what the hack? … click the link and get your own new Ubuntu/Kubuntu release ;) … I got myself the one with the extra K!
And by today I actually have almost everything running again … puha!
It’s not always straight forward to do one of these upgrades, but hey …
Jaunty comes with the new KDE4 desktop which seems nice but still freaks me out sometimes, due to the changes compared to KDE3.5.

[Update]
I had to remove the intgrated Network Management tool by wicd and disable the desktop effects, but otherwise I hope to have solved all issues by now …

In case you want some guidance for the setup, here’s a nice webpage with a lot of information about Jaunty …

Unlock Deezer

Music, World Wide Web

Just patched a little Greasemonkey script to unlock the full features of Deezer!
Which was until they locked all songs in Germany my most favourite web radio.
Now we’re back at that point … ;)

Here you go:

// ==UserScript==
// @name Deezer Version 2 Unlocker
// @namespace Enables disabled songs on Deezer
// @description Enables disabled (grayed-out) songs on Deezer. This script replaces the GeoIP location with French, but leaves (most of) the actual Deezer application in English.
// @include http://www.deezer.com/
// @include http://www.deezer.com/*
// @include http://deezer.com/
// @include http://deezer.com/*
// @include http://*.deezer.com/*
// ==/UserScript==
document.getElementById("flash").innerHTML = document.getElementById("flash").innerHTML.replace(/geoip=DE/g, "geoip=FR");
document.getElementById("player").innerHTML = document.getElementById("player").innerHTML.replace(/geoip=DE/g, "geoip=FR");
document.getElementById("focus").innerHTML = document.getElementById("focus").innerHTML.replace(/geoip=DE/g, "geoip=FR");

1234567890

Computers and IT

Just in case you missed it!
In the very second it is 1234567890.

And for all of you that don’t understand: it’s CET UNIX time!
1234567890 seconds since midnight of January 1st, 1970!

Woohoo … Party!