I'm trying to get Plync to work with my Nexus 7, mainly because I want non-Google calendar synchronization between my mobile, my desktop and this shiny toy. Authentication works, but the Nexus 7 does not want to list the available folders at all and does not attempt to synchronize the Calendar folder.
To further debug this, having a good+free (or at least, available) ActiveSync server that I could use to debug the network traffic against would be very convenient. $work does not use ActiveSync, so it won't be much use there...
look, I'm using the Twitter Bootstrap
CSS framework. A side effect is, that I wrote Dancer::Layout::Bootstrap,
a set of Template Toolkit templates that import the Bootstrap layout
into Dancer. I hope that this will evolve into a way to add external data files
and maybe even layout templates to scaffolding frameworks such as Dancer.
Pretty Pictures
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="Dancer Start Screen with Boots…
How many faces do you count in this image?
="text-align: center; displa…
quotes from books or other media for longer than that. About 10 days ago, I made the short list of two books that could give interesting quotes.
One was
"Friday" by R.A. Heinlein. I've always liked the book, and it opens with the introduction of the protagonist as she kills a pursuer and stuffs him into a cabinet, reacting only on a hunch. Heinleins
way of laconic…
I've made some progress in getting ccv to compile under Windows. Now I can start with opening up the API and writing some XS for it. Soon, the below image can be created completely from within Perl instead of using a shell call out to the executable to find "interesting" points in the object and the scene and match them together.
="text-align: center; display: block; margin: 0 auto …
I'm the author of various CPAN modules. I'm also one of the admins of perlmonks.org.