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Recently subversion (svn) and git support has been introduced. To use the git support in combination with TortoiseGit on Windows, here are some hints:
git config --global http.sslVerify false
you might get an error:
fatal: $HOME not set
Therefore, first set the $HOME environment variable under Windows Settings to some valid folder, i.e. your msysgit installation folder, i.e. C:\msysgit
I also experienced some problem with git and also TortoiseGit not being able to find the libcurl-4.dll. To fix that, add C:\msysgit\mingw\bin to your $PATH environmen variable
If you experience any problems with a password prompt on TortoiseGit (error msg like 'Password: fatal: Out of memory, realloc failed') while pulling or pushing, upgrade to msysgit 1.7.1I was looking for a way to receive crash reports of my app, which isn't published through the Android market. On Froyo/2.2, Android supports user crash reports - but only for apps that are published through the market.
Another nice helper class which sends the stack traces to a google spreadsheet form is ACRA, very useful and easy to setup.I don't understand the big buzz they make about Google fetching data from open wifis in Germany and now Italy. They're referring to '202b Strafgesetzbuch', but this only refers to non-public data transmission. So how does relate to an open wifi? It's like writing your confidential data on a postcard.
Ok, I agree leaving the door to your house open doesn't allow anybody to enter it. But if they really take the law as it's written, they should be precise. And read further in paragraph 202a: "... _und_ die gegen unberechtigten Zugang besonders gesichert sind." - well, that's obviously not the case with an open wifi.
So what's up with the German law and data privacy protectors, shouldn't they get the facts right first? I welcome any corrections to my statement in case I'm misinterpreting something here.

Just stumbled over Droid Draw, a user interface (UI) designer/editor for programming the Android Cell Phone Platform. You can either download the small application to your desktop or run it in the browser as an applet. http://www.droiddraw.org/ Here's a good tutorial to it:
http://mobiforge.com/designing/story/understanding-user-interface-android-part-1-layouts
The CMS 3.0 is an open-source clinical management system project jointly implemented by the Hong Kong Medical Association (HKMA) and the Information and Software Industry Association (ISIA), with funding support from the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) under the Sector-specific Programme (SSP) for the Medical and Health Sector, and was developed by Mobigator Technology Group.
Screenshots:Website: http://www.cms3.hk
The project has been published under GPL2.0 license (open source). Technologically based on Java, Grails/Groovy, MySql. Web based client using ExtJs.
Impressions from the eHealth Forum 2009, Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine, 08./09.10.2009. It was also the inauguration of HL7 Hong Kong.