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Plug Computing == Cabernet Solution?Posted by Synfinatic on February 25, 2009 at 3:51 pm in Cabernet, Cool.So I was just reading about Marvell’s Plug Computing solution. Basically a $100 (goal is to get the price point down to $50) Linux based computer in the form factor of a wall wart. First let me say this is really damn cool. Cheap, small form factor, low power and doesn’t try to do too much (no video output for example). Tags: Cabernet, ideas
Prawn- not just for the BBQPosted by Synfinatic on August 10, 2008 at 11:19 am in Cabernet.With the upcoming move, we’ll have to unload & reload our wine collection from the wine cabinet. For some people that may not be a big deal, but when you’re dealing with a few hundred bottles being tracked in a database, it’s important that all the bottles go back to their original location after the move. Hence I’ve been looking at generating a printable inventory that we can take with us for the move. As you may know, printing web pages doesn’t always give the expected results, so I’ve been playing with generating PDF files. Tags: Cabernet, pdf, prawn
Cabernet Search RewritePosted by Synfinatic on July 18, 2008 at 1:33 pm in Cabernet.So I’m in the process of ripping out Ferret and moving to Ultrasphinx for Cabernet’s search engine. Tags: Cabernet, cellartracker, ultrasphinx
Building a CommunityPosted by Synfinatic on July 13, 2008 at 10:05 am in Cabernet.Since good things come in threes, I decided to write about what I think it takes to build a successful team to run a community website. If you haven’t yet already, be sure to read Part One and Part Two first. Tags: Cabernet, community, openpacket, people, project management
I don’t completely suck after allPosted by Synfinatic on July 7, 2008 at 8:42 am in Cabernet.So I’ve spent a great deal of time over this 4th of July holiday working on Cabernet and I have to say, it’s beginning to look presentable. Tags: Cabernet, Code, css, pretty
Rails 2.1Posted by Synfinatic on June 8, 2008 at 3:40 pm in Cabernet.I’ve successfully migrated Cabernet over to Rails 2.1. Not being a power-rails developer, there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot that has changed. Most of the API remains the same, and the one thing that’s changed (pagination) has been replaced with an easier to use module (will_paginate). Tags: Cabernet, rails, ruby
Cabernet isn’t deadPosted by Synfinatic on June 2, 2008 at 11:15 pm in Cabernet.With tcpreplay 3.3.2 development wrapping up, I think I’ll take a break from C and concentrate on Ruby. I’m still using Cabernet and with Passenger, it looks like my goal of distributing a Rails application is finally doable. So that means getting Cabernet ready for Rails 2.1 and of course cleaning up the UI so it’s not so horribly ugly. Tags: Cabernet, rails, ruby, ui
3.2.3 and CabernetPosted by Synfinatic on November 13, 2007 at 11:43 pm in Cabernet, tcpreplay.So tcpreplay 3.2.3 was released a while ago… Fixes the serious problem with compiling on Linux. More importantly though, I’ve started to use Cabernet, my wine management system myself to manage my 350+ bottle collection.
Busy little beePosted by Synfinatic on October 9, 2007 at 9:42 am in Cabernet, tcpreplay.Just a little update on Tcpreplay & Cabernet. Tcpreplay is still currently mostly on hold as I’m spending most of my free coding time working on Cabernet, my wine management application. Cabernet is definitely getting close to a beta.
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