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- @andreypopp I couldn't get used to the matrix-based programming style in Python. I tried that, but I'm finding to like Matlab/Octave better. 1 week ago
- Playing with Matlab for the first time in my life. Why didn't I do this kind of stuff when I still was at the uni? http://t.co/rdQNfYLZ 1 week ago
- "What I found was your name all over the place!" is the best acknowledgement of your open source programming work I've ever heard. :) 2 weeks ago
- Please somebody say this is a joke. Firefox 9 apparently doesn't allow me to visit HTTPS sites with self-signed certificates. 2 weeks ago
- @uwwwx It can, but it's probably not particularly good at it (I've not tested though). Everything in there is heavily optimized for music. 3 weeks ago
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Author Archives: Lukáš Lalinský
Goodbye Launchpad
All Acoustid components are now migrated to GitHub: Chromaprint Acoustid Fingerprinter Acoustid Server Acoustid Index Chromaprint plug-in for GStreamer Even though I still prefer the idea of Bazaar, the tools built around Git and especially GitHub make it worth switching … Continue reading
Making Fail2ban with IPFW firewall on FreeBSD work
The internet is a nasty place, everybody is trying to hack into your servers if they are publicly accessible. Even though I always disable password authentication, so there is very little chance somebody could “guess” my private RSA key, I … Continue reading
Windows binaries for TagLib …
… or why there are none. TagLib is a C++ library and as such, it’s very dependant on the compiler. GCC (MinGW) and MSVC generate completely different symbol names, so you can’t even think about using libraries built the other … Continue reading
Minimal audio-only FFmpeg build with MinGW32
Another post intended mainly for future me, I tend to lose and re-invent this kind of stuff if it’s not public… :) For projects like Picard or Chromaprint, when I’m doing a Windows build, I need a minimal version of … Continue reading
Easier MusicBrainz NGS database setup
Some time ago I wrote a couple of tools that help me set up and update a mirror of the MusicBrainz database on the Acoustid server. It turned out to be work really well. Recently I’ve seen a few people … Continue reading