cyber

Etymology:cybernetic
 computer : computer network <cyberspace>

spice

Etymology:Middle English, from Old French espice, from Late Latin species spices, from Latin, species, from specere to look
Date:13th Century
 something that gives zest or relish <variety's the very spice of life -- William Cowper>

I am Cyberspice. I am, in no particular order, geek, pagan, feminist, blonde, tall, blue eyed, bellydancer, biker, goth, hippy, female, guitar playing, programmer, apple fan, lego fan, artist, software engineer, traveller, photographer, herpetologist. Welcome to my website.

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Using multiple private keys with SSH

A couple of days ago I posted on how to set up a subversion server with ssh access. In that post, in the section about creating your private ssh key I said that if you already had an id_rsa or id_dsa file in your ~/.ssh directory not to go any further because the generation [...]

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Setting up a subversion plus ssh server

As someone who is a strong advocate of source control at work I’m actually quite bad at following what I preach. So this lunch time I decided to finally get around to setting up a Subversion server on my Linux server. Installation I am currently running Ubuntu 9.10 so installed subversion as follows: $ sudo [...]

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DPC 2010

A couple of weeks ago I went to the Dutch PHP Conference 2010 and I had an amazing time. The event was held in Amsterdam at the RAI centre. The primary sponsor was iBuildings and the entire event was organised by the totally awesome Lornajane. When DPC 2010 announced the call for papers I [...]

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