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ejhildreth: Following the herd ... Updated my Twitter Avatar using the http://faceyourmanga.com generator.
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ejhildreth: @mlsamuelson & @tacanderson Best drive into work ever: From KCID, took Higway 20-26/Chinden & I only hit a red light at Cloverdale and 3rd!
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ejhildreth: I do love it when spam messages try to be on topic with current events: John McCain takes Gold Medal in Gymnastics at the Olympics!
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ejhildreth: @brauerranch Touché! One problem, I run Kubuntu at home and don't get no Apple iTunes love (unless I do a VM of course!).
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ejhildreth: Ok, the Netflix outage aftershocks finally hit ... I now have to wait until at least Tuesday before I can get Disc 3 of The Wire! Nooooooo!
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ejhildreth: Finally got Compiz + Emearld + KRunner to work how I want ... for now!
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ejhildreth: Coming out of the fog that is the NyQuil coma... Woke up refreshed for the 1st time this week. I am sure it won't last. Checking email now
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ejhildreth: I'm sick of being sick ... Tired of being tired ... Sick and Tired of being sick and tired ... Summer Colds Suck!
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ejhildreth: @mlsamuelson NP! I agree... the press angle isn't doing it for me. However, the return of Omar, Avon, and The Greek should be interesting.
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ejhildreth: @bookchiq I feel ya! A relative had his SiteGround site hacked. Spent an hour explaining that I couldn't change the passwd cuz it was hacked
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Acronym Soup - Setting up a Secure Shell Key in Kubuntu to access a Site5 Hosted Subversion Repository
Mon, 01/28/2008 - 00:57 — ejhildreth
I can't tell you how many times having a Subversion (SVN) repository has saved my butt with clients in the past. Most recently, one of my clients had inadvertently deleted their entire site and did not have any backups to restore it. Dun-Dun-Dah! SVN to the rescue!
However, when restoring the files, it became increasingly frustrating how many times I was asked for my password when browsing the file directories in KDESVN (Hey! Back off! I like using a GUI tool to browse my SVN repos and will eventually learn the command line syntax). So, after I "fixed" somebody else's mistake, I turned my attention to setting up a RSA private key/public key cryptographic pair to be able to access my SVN repository securely, and without being repeatedly asked for my password. Here are the steps I followed:
