Update 2013-02-07: Now running Nikola. Hyde was a mess.

I played with the YouTube’s Cosmic Panda UI for a while. I am not happy about it.

What’s the most important non-kernel piece of software in UNIX-like OSes? The shell. A good shell.

Recently, Aza Raskin published a blog post about protecting your mail address with CSS. He uses some random CSS to make “randomness” look like “racmnFudZG9otbmmVnzcewsos” when you copy it. That’s nice, but I found a better way — the Kw’s Mail Hide Trick. See it for yourself, after the break.

Update: removed.

I’m using Linux since 2007. I’ve been on many distros (in order): Mandriva, Ubuntu, openSuSE, Fedora, and only in VirtualBox: Debian and Linux Mint. But since two months there is another distro in both lists (I tested it out on VirtualBox and then set it up on the actual machine): Arch Linux.

Two posts for the price of one, right after the break. What’s funny is, both are out of date, as this blog has went through Hyde and is currently powered by Nikola.