The University of Greenwich portal offers a link to view your own timetable for any week or term. Even though it is useful, it would have been even more useful if it had a way of downloading the full timetable as an iCalendar file to import in calendar applications such …

acme.sh is a script utility for the ACME spec used by Let's Encrypt. It is pretty simple and has no requirements, so I wanted to try using that in the server to issue and renew certificates rather than doing the process in my local machine and then copying the …

This is the title of my Bachelor Thesis, which focused on the development of an addition to the Zoe virtual assistant that enabled live migration of Zoe agents during runtime. Rather than modifying the original system or employing solutions such as virtualization or containers, which may have been a little …

EMT Madrid, (the organization that operates the buses in Madrid), offers a public API with information such as waiting times, stop locations, etc.

I used this API some time ago to develop the madtrans Zoe agent: I performed the requests manually and parsed the data accordingly, although I only implemented …

I'm currently working on something related to Zoe that has some complex/dangerous operations. Given that it is an agent, I would like to communicate with it using Telegram or Jabber. Using natural language commands results in a comfortable communication for regular users. However, this has some drawbacks when dealing …

Some days ago I fixed/updated my micro-engine for text adventures: texture. This project was first created for a minigame we had planned at GUL UC3M for an event at the University: El discurso de Zoe (Zoe's speech). Here is a showcase of the game in action (in Spanish).

Funny …

Ok, even I have to admit this is getting a bit out of hand. You see, some weeks ago I started subtly influencing my brother so that he would start playing the MMO Guild Wars 2 with me, given that it recently became free-to-play.

He finally agreed to do it …

Now that Let's Encrypt is in public beta, I thought I'd revisit my previous post with some additional details.

Updating

First, I'm going to update the tools that I installed when I first set this up (in my local machine). The lets-encrypt tool pretty much performs the necessary changes automatically …

Now that Let's Encrypt is a trusted certificate authority in major browsers and that I got access to the beta program, I decided to take it for a spin in my server with nginx (and uWSGI).

Installation

Pretty straightforward:

$ git clone https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt

I saved that into …

About time! New version of fumi. Things that changed:

• Cleaner output (I hope!)
• Real-time output for remote commands
• Added password authentication (use-password and password fields in the deployment file)
• Minor fixes and enhancements

As always, you can install it with:

$ pip install fumi

And I'd recommend that you read the …