As a counterpart to the LogSer program, I'm releasing code that allows dumping data from stdin to an arbitrary serial port.
The code can be downloaded as either source code or a compiled EXE from the ToSer release page under the Software section. To compile the source for yourself, simply run cl ToSer.cpp to compile with MS's Visual Studio command line compilers.
I've recently been under attack by a lot of spammers, and have been a little worried that my spam filters may have been a little overzealous in blocking comments and trackbacks. I've been looking at Akismet's page of caught spam to make sure nothing got through.
However, finding that one comment that got lost has proven difficult among the mess of hundreds of trackback spam has proven tricky. Thus, I wrote a plugin, called "See Spam," based on Akismet and Spam Nuker that provides separate views for All Spam, Comment Spam, Trackback Spam, and Pingback Spam. Each view provides the ability to batch delete all comments or unspam individual comments.
You can download See Spam from the See Spam plugin section of the Software section.
Based on feedback from KosherJava (on the v1.0.2. release announcement), I've enhanced the currentHebrewDate() API in the Hebrew Dates plugin. It now accepts parameters to control how the date is printed.
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I've released a small fix to the HebrewDate plugin. The new version is 1.0.2, and is available, at the regular place.
I recently wrote an application to rename (and customize) arbitrary windows under WinXP. The result, a 30KB MFC application, morphed into WindowCustomizer, which also supports changing the transparency, icon, and TopMost status of any desktop window.
Currently, only the EXE is available, as I want to release source under the GPL, but I'm not sure if I can do that with MFC. In the meantime, get the EXE from the WindowCustomizer release page under the Software section.
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