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Usually rsync over SSH for transfering quickly put together stuff and single files that I want hosted remotely, sshfs or gvfs SFTP mount if I want to edit some random .html file live, and git push/pull for proper website deployments.

Qt isn't just a GUI framework. mumble-server doesn't have a GUI. I also can't say that I have any problems with the Mumble GUI, and definitely not with the audio quality. What problems are others having in this regard?

So you can't run anything that "just consumes bandwidth", but you can't use a lot of CPU either (which leads to only being able to use bandwidth)? I'm not sure how exactly anybody is supposed to "win" this challenge.

UStream archiving script :)

Interesting. Authorized by who? Is this an implicit admission that ColoCrossing runs "your" show? Keep saying that. Maybe some day, some people will believe it.

Hmm. I thought you believed all publicity was good publicity? Reality catching up with you?

I think I might be confusing Shutter with something else, the screenshots definitely look different from what I had in mind. That said, Shutter seems like too many clicks-to-done for me. For somebody who makes a lot of screenshots and often with small intervals, usually during programming...

I see. I guess I had a more generic data transport mechanism in mind, rather than syslog specifically. That said, your post reminded me that I still had to ask around about the ideal implementation of on-disk persistence for ZeroMQ :)

My observation from this thread and other similar threads in the past: providers who have actually tried out accepting Bitcoin have positive experiences, in the meantime there are a few people who haven't tried it and are presenting it as the apocalypse.

Any particular reason for not using an established message queue library like ZeroMQ? It seems to do exactly what you were trying to accomplish... Here's a video. It now also does encryption/authentication using CurveZMQ.