In this short post you will learn how to make a cheap Grove 0.96″ OLED display module. In fact, it should end up costing you 4-6x less than the off-the-shelve product. Grove primer Just real quick in case you stumbled upon this post not exactly sure what you are looking for. Grove is a modular, […]
Look Creately, if you want me to use your service – which I really wanted to – then it is not a good idea to require dead technology from a past era. Adobe Flash is really dead. Has been for a long time. Its fate was sealed back in 2007(!) when Apple refused loading it […]
I have been using the Iron browser for about 2 years. It’s the perfect combination for me: Chrome minus all the privacy issues that plague it. I’m willing to put up with the fact that I have to install the not so frequent updates manually. What I got tired of today is figuring out whether […]
I’ve had this bookmark to Why You Won’t Fix It Later on my desktop for years. I keep coming back to it every now and then. I also share it with fellow developers. I finally decided to move the reference from my desktop to this blog and share it with you. In many environments the […]
A programmer is leaving his house to pick up his dry cleaning. His wife tells him, “While you’re out, do some grocery shopping.” The programmer never returns home. A man and woman are in a computer programming lecture. The man touches the woman’s breasts. “Hey!” she says. “Those are private!” The man says, “But we’re […]
Here’s a pretty neat approach to add AccessDescisionVoters to the default AccessDescisionManager in Spring Security: /** * This BeanPostProcessor adds all {@link AccessDecisionVoter}s that are set with * {@link #setAdditionalAccessDecisionVoters(List)} to beans that are instances of {@link AffirmativeBased}. This is the * default {@link AccessDecisionManager} implementation that the spring security namespace handler creates. * <p> […]
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