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These are my links for Dezember 6th through Dezember 8th:

• Synology Inc. • View topic – IPKG DS410J –
  (tags: ipkg shell script bootstrap synology DS410j )
• Save a Bookmark – YouTube RSS feed items come as embedded Flash players. This is usefull if you want to view them on the Internet with some online feed reader, but it is not ok for offline viewers, where you fetch feed items and view them later without connection to Internet. For example this can be usefull for podcast programs in mobile phones or PSP. So with such phone, you can subscribe to YouTube feed here, simply download items while you are at home through Wi-Fi and watch them on the go later.
  (tags: rss youtube podcast itunes video tools iphone macosx )
• ezRSS – Life made easy – What is this? EZRSS is a rss feed for eztv. You can use it to have your bittorrent client download your favourite shows from eztv as they get released, rather than having to stay up all night waiting for them – completely automatically.
  (tags: tv rss torrent bittorrent video series download )
• NSLU2-Linux – DS101/DS101BootStrap browse – This document describes the necessary steps to prepare the DS-101(g+) for later ipk-package installation, so that you can install packages from the feed by doing ipkg install ‹packagename›
  (tags: synology linux hack networking howto install reference ipkg nas )
• Das deutsche Synology Support Forum – Einzelnen Beitrag anzeigen – spk – Paketmanagement und 3rd-party-apps – Um die vielen hier im Forum beschriebenen 3rd-party-applications auch per spk-Paketmanagement nutzen zu können, müssen Vorarbeiten erledigt werden. Diese Vorarbeiten bereiten den sys-Apache-Web-Server darauf vor, die (administrativen) Zugriffe auf Dateien und Programme zu ermöglichen, die von einzelnen 3rd-party-applications verwendet werden.
  (tags: synology 3rdparty package management )

Ⅰ am using the $dt‑>blog(); » Google analytics plugin here on this site, but for tracking outgoing link clicks Ⅰ have had to modify the plugin like this:

add_filter('the_content', 'ga_addonclick', 10);

function ga_addonclick($value){

if(get_option('ga_onclick')){

    $value = preg_replace("/<a href=\"([^\"]+)\"/e",
    "'<a href=\'$1\' rel=\'nofollow\' onclick=\''.ga_parseurl('$1').'\''"   ,$value);
    }
    return $value;

}

function ga_parseurl($href){ $onclickcode = stripslashes(get_option(‘ga_onclick_code‘));

$href = str_replace('http://', '', $href); 

return str_replace('$site',$href,$onclickcode);

}

Reading this article about a failing hard drive as well as this note Ⅰ realized that it would be pretty neat if Ⅰ had an available backup solution off-site (like somewhere on the net) for free – just to store really essential files/folders, maybe a total of 100 MB. There would be the possibility of .mac (which is quite easy and useful but not free); then there is my storage at GMX – accessible via WebDAV, but horribly slow; my webhoster (with too few space), and then there is gmail – free, 2 GB space, searchable, accessible from anywhere with a web connection. And happily all you ever need to store stuff is just a fast connection to your webserver. And a script that does the job for you – maybe with a Cocoa-GUI where you can drag & drop certain files & folders – and whoopie, they get sent to your backup gmail address daily. You can always delete stuff from gmail if necessary – or just create another backup account!.

Has anyone seen this little script/tool for OSX yet?

Ⅰ just created a little rule for Pithhelmet that automatically sends me to the printable article version at Howstuffworks – much better on my eyes and my attention span.