Adapter for Gallio testing platform that allows it to load and run Boost Test library based unit tests is released.

Privoxy filter rules for removing all experts-exchange.com related results from Google search as well as collapsing Google left navigation bar are provided.

New version of Redmine wiki external filter plugin is released, see full text for changes description.

Redmine wiki external filter plugin allows defining macros that process macro argument using external filter program and render its result in Redmine wiki, see full description.

This post provides information on current status of mod_archive2 development: rewritten version of ejabberd module supporting history archiving standard XEP-136.

First version of Prelude Trigger - small daemon to fire active responses for attacks detected by Prelude IDS - is released.

Patch for Psi 0.13 that adds support for hunspell spell-checker.

Update: multilang patch for Enchant is also available.

Small patch for KDE 4 Customizable Weather Plasmoid to support animated images in “satellite images” view and config for GISMETEO weather support.

Update 2009.08.07: starting from CWP 0.9.11 animated images support and GISMETEO config are now in official CWP distribution, thanks to CWP author for prompt response! Moreover, as far as I see they both were fixed and improved during integration, so I recommend using version 0.9.11 instead of my patches and thus this page is left for historical reasons only.

Simple patch for 2.6.27 Linux kernel to provide full control over voltages/frequencies of AMD CPUs supporting Cool’n’Quiet technology.

Update: patches for 2.6.31 and 2.6.32 are available too.

Update 2010/02/10: it was pointed out that Linux-PHC project currently provides patches for AMD (see comments for details), so I’d strongly recommend checking their patches first instead of mine.

Recently I set up PvPGN server to host StarCraft games and had to solve some lag problems when people behind NAT tried to play the game. In this post I try to summarize my experience and hope it can be useful for others, as there’s not that much info available on this topic, it seems.