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2011

Keeping track of git repos with your changes on top

This will explain, how you can keep your own changes on top of somebody elses git-repository. We will utilize git rebase for this. Here i’ll use a bogus project which does not exist, but you can paraphrase from it. First you clone the…

Coinmines - a Bitcoin Mining Pool Frontend

Today i finally found some time to do a little work on my project called CoinMines. CoinMines is an Open Source Web-Frontend for PoolServerJ and pushpool. Pooled mining is the process of hashing the transactions that occur in the…

Homebrew for OSX

Homebrew is the missing Package Management Software for OSX. It is also a new kid on the Block, since it is an alternative to MacPorts which is IMHO good, but from past decade! Homebrew consists of a git repository which has “recipes”…

2010

git lol - the other git log

So i got tired of the git log default output, since it was simply too bloated for my Macbook Pro Terminal. It’s ok my 30” Apple Cinema Display (or one of the other 22” surrounding it), but even there it doesn’t show me enough for my…

Ever forgot to sync one of your hundred git repositories?

I guess it happens to all of us, you sit at work, you commit your changes, then you go home. While driving in your car, you might come across the thought “darn, did i push my changes?”. If you are one of those people who have so much…

Redmine with git and gitosis

So i installed Redmine with the Redmine-Gitosis Plugin to have better controls over my repositories and projects. This is a good way to have something like github for your company. I’ll write a little about their design and why i used…

PostgreSQL on Github

For everyone who missed it, the PostgreSQL-Team setup a automatic-push repository on GitHub at http://github.com/postgres/postgres additionally to git.postgresql.org. If you want to contribute a patch, don’t try pull request. Instead…