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Mon Apr 27 23:00:20 2015 GMT: Il turco in Italia @ Royal Opera House
Sat Apr 11 21:01:54 2015 GMT: New Forest Walk
Sat Apr 11 07:10:27 2015 GMT: The Four Temperaments / Untouchable / Song of the Earth @ Royal Opera House
Been to a mixed ballet programme at the Royal Opera House yesterday evening - Untouchable was very good.
Tue Apr 07 17:11:06 2015 GMT: Easter Monday Walk Along Purbeck Coast
Went for a lovely walk along the Purbeck coast from Swanage to Wool via East Lulworth on Easter Monday. Pictures are available from my digital photo album and the GPS track data is also available as usual.
Sun Apr 05 16:45:23 2015 GMT: Running NetBSD on my ODROID-C1
After seeing that NetBSD has been ported to the ODROID-C1 I decided to give it a go and was surprised how smooth it all went, except for one thing. NetBSD just wouldn't want to connect to my Beaglebone via USB networking (with g_ether running on the Linux side). After asking on the NetBSD current mailing list I ended up looking at NetBSD's USB driver code, compiling a new kernel and tracking the problem down to this commit with some analysis of what is wrong...
Sun Apr 05 16:11:12 2015 GMT: Winchester Walk
Went for a pleasant walk around Winchester - see some pictures, some more pictures and GPS track data.
Sun Mar 29 16:02:51 2015 GMT: XMPP on Firefox OS
So a few days ago I started looking at logging into my XMPP account from my Firefox OS phone. Well, there is of course Loqui IM which has support for XMPP, but it needs an XMPP WebSocket server to connect to as it's based on strophejs. The main problem with that approach is that while Loqui IM provides a public XMPP WebSocket server, the SSL/TLS connection gets terminated at that server.
Looking around the net, there aren't that many standalone WebSocket servers available and much less WebSocket servers supporting the XMPP sub-protocol. So I have started implementing my own XMPP WebSocket server for this purpose which seems to work quite fine so far. Until today I used stunnel to handle the SSL/TLS part, but I have now just implemented SSL support as well. That part might still be a bit wobbly, but let's see how it goes...
Sat Mar 28 22:47:20 2015 GMT: Devil's Dyke Walk
Tue Mar 24 23:44:24 2015 GMT: Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny @ Royal Opera House
Sun Mar 22 19:34:48 2015 GMT: Liphook - Petersfield Walk
Sun Mar 22 19:33:25 2015 GMT: Tenerife
Thu Mar 19 23:41:41 2015 GMT: Swan Lake @ Royal Opera House
