Issue In dotvim repo, I used readonly URL for cloning the repository. Now I have created local branch ( linux-vm ) to track Linux specific font settings and need them to push up. After creating new SSH pair and adding to GitHub, does not work [tkuser@cplx-dev-vf .vim]$ git status # On branch linux-vm nothing to commit (working directory clean)[tkuser@cplx-dev-vf .vim]$ git push origin linux-vm fatal: remote error: You can't push to git://github.

Miro Manifesto Original text of the memo, written in February 2012 and shared with limited audience, until it surfaced up as main them of the planning meeting in December 2012. This is an attempt to come up with better answers to the following questions: what issues and challenges I see on our way ahead from the technology point of view and what needs to be done to address them where do I see my professional and personal career go over next 12 to 18 months and in long run how to best align those two streams In the spirit of my latest “back to the basics” obsession, it was written in Markdown format and in Vi, copied and pasted into Google Doc, btw.

Part of the beauty of JSP development is the easy of trying out the change. All you have to do is edit the JSP file, save it and reload the page. Yesterday I got caught by surprise by not being able to do exactly that. I saw some strange behaviour in an EL expression used JSP tag. As it was nothing ATG specific, I decided to try it out in plain old Tomcat rather than full ATG application.

It may be too early to express opinions about something so new as Google+, but in the short few days I was playing with it, I started to like it a lot. Many bloggers consider it to be a Facebook killer - and it (unlike two previous Google attempts on social networking) eventually may become that. Conceptually, however it is much closer to Twitter than Facebook. The biggest difference is that in G+ there is no peer relation - "

After being away for over 4 months, I am back on Twitter. No, I did not miss the stream of 160 character mixture of news, trivia, white noise and occasional nuggets. Three main reasons: 1) Twitter seems to to become unavoidable - more and more services assume that one has twitter account. Many cyberevents rules start with "retweet this" or "tweet that" which of course one cannot do without Twitter account