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Postbot: Easy WordPress Scheduling for Photos

April 23, 2014 / / 0 Comments

If you’re a WordPress-using photo-blogger looking to save yourself some spadework, you might like this little tool developed by Automattic. Rather than manually scheduling posts for individual photos one at a time, Postbot lets you drag-and-drop your snaps to upload and schedule them automatically – you can edit the details for each image as they’re uploading to save time, and a post is created for each one accordingly. Postbot then schedules them to publish at pre-set intervals over a number of days. You can also stipulate that it doesn’t post on weekends too. Schedule With Postbot To set yourself up, hit the Connect with WordPress.com button and, if you’re logged in to your WordPress.com account…

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Microsoft 2.0 Converter Tool Targets VMware VMs with Migration to Hyper-V and Azure

April 16, 2014 / / 0 Comments

If you thought the war between Microsoft and VMware was over… well, it isn’t. Of course, “the war” these days looks more like skirmishes rather than some of the bloody battles that took place only a few years ago. So in that respect, perhaps the war is over, replaced instead with a more sporadic bar room brawl of sorts. Last week, Microsoft took another punch at VMware in an effort to win over its VMware vSphere users. To do that, the Redmond giant has rolled out a new version of its Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) tool, version 2.0 for those of you counting at home. With the latest release, Microsoft is pitching its converter tool as a way to convert virtual machines and virtual disk formats from VMware …

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Simplelenium, Writing Robust Tests with Selenium

April 16, 2014 / / 0 Comments

I use Selenium a lot. And I hate it! I hate it and I use it. Every other browser automation tool I’ve used either has the same problems as Selenium or end up dying because nobody uses it. There are nice librairies to make writing Selenium tests more user friendly. Fluentlenium is one of those nice tools. But Selenium’s problem is not really with its syntax. It’s the complexity of writing stable tests. It’s hell! It would be great if Selenium tests didn’t fail every other day If you test modern websites with Selenium, you end up playing with waits and timers. Very often people put random Thread.sleep(s) into their test code because they are just fed up trying to understand …

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Simplelenium, writing robust tests with Selenium

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BitTorrent Brings File Synchronizing Service Sync to NAS Devices

April 16, 2014 / / 0 Comments

BitTorrent today announced its Sync file synchronization tool has gained support for network-attached storage (NAS) devices. The company has partnered with Netgear, which will offer BitTorrent Sync in its storefront, and says additional partners will be announced soon. The move means users will be able to access and transfer their data from a NAS device to a desktop, mobile, or other NAS device, without limits or storage fees. As BitTorrent explains it, Sync eliminates the process of having to open ports on your router, set up a VPN, choose security settings, and create user names/passwords. The company promises that Sync on NAS ensures your data is available all the time, on all your devices. Because Sync is based on the BitTorrent …

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