Okay, whilst Optus are blocking Port 80 Traffic (That’s a Webserver to most folks), port 81 seems to be open. That is, I could access 211.29.1.x:81. They have also left open port 8080, which is interesting, as this is the default alternate http port.
What I need to get working now is rinetd, or some sort of port forwarding so I can point port 8080, or another port, at my NSLU2 webserver.
Adelaide is the capital city of the State of South Australia. Situated about halfway between Perth and Sydney, it is also known as “The City of Churches”, and is located in the driest state in the driest continent in the world. (Top that, Topper!). Adelaide has a population of around 1 million people, mostly of british and european descent. It is notable in not being a convict settlement - all of the original migrants were free settlers. Many of them came to South Australia to avoid religious persecution in their home countries.
Adelaide is known for being close to some of the best wine and food growing regions in the world. Just over an hour north is the famous Barossa Valley, with the Clare Valley (famous for it’s rieslings) nearby.
About four hours south-east is the Coonawarra region, where some of the highest regarded Cabernets are produced. Adelaide also is home to the Coopers Brewery, the only family-owned major brewery left in Australia. These factors combine to produce a city that is rich in culture, but most residents don’t know how lucky they are.
I love the EditCSS extension for FireFox, and have been using it to fix problems with my own and others’ pages for a while now. What I just found is even cooler: Web Development Bookmarklets. Including an EditCSS bookmarklet, and lots of others.
Well worth the visit: I’ve stuck all of them in a folder in my Bookmarks Bar, and now I’m happy as larry!
Using Open As Dictionary… in Script Editor doesn’t work with Camino. Nor did the hint to remove a certain file from the Package.
Never mind. It’s possible to look at the file Camino.scriptSuite (it’s just a plist file), and work out what commands can be sent, and classes can be read:
Classes: only the one, URL, «class curl»
(Obviously all of the standard NSApplication classes still exist: especially name of window.)
Commands:
I haven’t figured out how to use them all yet, or any of them for that matter. But someone else might use this info to figure our how to actually script Camino to do something useful…
