I am no frontend designer, but this works for me. Resembles a terminal, a lot easier on my eyes. :)
I like calibre. Cheers!
body {color:rgb(50,999,50) !important;
background-color:rgb(0,0,0) !important;
text-align:justify !important;
margin-top:0px;
margin-bottom:4px;
margin-left:50px;
margin-right:50px;
text-indent:3em !important;}
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6
{color: red !important;
text-align:center !important;
font-style:italic !important;
font-weight:bold !important;}
play on its own worked normally as it should; creating a new application via play new worked as it should. Running play in the app directory is where it failed. error: error while loading , error in opening zip file
[error] scala.tools.nsc.MissingRequirementError: object scala not found.
[error] Use 'last' for the full log.
Project loading failed: (r)etry, (q)uit, (l)ast, or (i)gnore?
sbt. So, I installed a version of sbt. I tried a "hello world" test with it and got the same error. Aha! So it must be a bug with sbt.
No, not really. I google'd and stumbled upon Howard Guo's blog and read that he too was running openSUSE. Ah, now that's where it all hit me!
I loaded Play on my old Ubuntu box and bingo all is well!
Sheesh.That's quite unfortunate - please type
chmod 0644
/usr/lib64/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk-1.6.0/jre/lib/ext/gnome-java-bridge.jar
as a root as a workaround. I doubt we will release any new maintenance update
of openjdk6 in the future.
"Many C/C++/Java candidates, even some with 10+ years of experience, would happily spend a week writing a 2,500-line program to do something you could do in 30 seconds with a simple Unix command."I'll let you read the article for the complete story, but it essentially explains that you can do a search and replace in many ways, but if you don't know how to use
grep or python or even php you would be wasting lots of time on a quick job.
I shouldn't need to say anything more than the title right? Well anyhow, my little FezBook Library that I've been using is also now available in java. Exciting! You can check it out on my github FezBook repository.
Well, why not? Hehe :) Honestly, I've been working on a backend service and java seemed like a nice fit. I haven't had the chance to drop a javadoc anywhere, so be patient. I may just end up adding the phpdocs and javadocs in the repository itself.
Well, just try it and see. Same thing with the PHP version, you'll need to do your own OAuth or already have your access token. Enjoy!
\t Will Not Work"
Plain and simple, send a ^v before the control character you want. ;)
Say for example you want to grep for lines in a file that have tabs. You've tried grep '\t' yourfile to all avail and it's just not working. Well, you're close, you actually want to send a tab. To do so, use ^v (control + v) and then send an actual tab:grep '^v[tab button]' yourfile
This seems to be a common question from people and a coworker just dropped in to ask, so here ya go! Cheers!
If you haven't realized already, I live and breathe in a command-line world. That's not even just talking about my work-related things; even when helping out helping out someone who is running Windows I will do majority of the things I need to do in the cmd prompt. Anyhow, I'm starting to ramble...
I also sporadically get some data sent to me in csv (or I will convert it to csv format). Now, if you have done this enough times, you'll obviously want to have some sort of csv parser. And what do you know, voila! I've got a simple one here for all of my command-line junkies out there!
csvreader.py is short enough to be available as a short gist on github. --My first activity on github by the way!
I'm sure you'll all find a nice way to use that. If you were curious what I ended up doing, well here's a generic code snippet: for f in `python csvreader.py tmp/b.20111208_1042.csv 0`; do echo $f; php postInfo.php /mnt/$f; done;
I recently just finished Kevin Mitnick's Ghost in the Wires. Excellent read! I highly recommend! The cryptic text got my attention and I decided I wanted to give a crack at them. Let's see how far I can get before I give up.
I wrote a simple Caesar cipher C program, called rotn that I can pipe in some text.
for n in {1..26}; do cat ~/tmp/ghost01 | rotn $n; done
Zkdw lv wkh qdph ri wkh vbvwhp xvhg eb kdp rshudwruv wr pdnh iuhh skrqh fdoov?
Alex mw xli reqi sj xli wcwxiq ywih fc leq stivexsvw xs qeoi jvii tlsri geppw?
Bmfy nx ymj sfrj tk ymj xdxyjr zxji gd mfr tujwfytwx yt rfpj kwjj umtsj hfqqx?
Cngz oy znk tgsk ul znk yeyzks aykj he ngs uvkxgzuxy zu sgqk lxkk vnutk igrry?
Doha pz aol uhtl vm aol zfzalt bzlk if oht vwlyhavyz av thrl myll wovul jhssz?
Epib qa bpm vium wn bpm agabmu caml jg piu wxmzibwza bw uism nzmm xpwvm kitta?
Fqjc rb cqn wjvn xo cqn bhbcnv dbnm kh qjv xynajcxab cx vjtn oann yqxwn ljuub?
Grkd sc dro xkwo yp dro cicdow econ li rkw yzobkdybc dy wkuo pboo zryxo mkvvc?
Hsle td esp ylxp zq esp djdepx fdpo mj slx zapclezcd ez xlvp qcpp aszyp nlwwd?
Itmf ue ftq zmyq ar ftq ekefqy geqp nk tmy abqdmfade fa ymwq rdqq btazq omxxe?
Jung vf gur anzr bs gur flfgrz hfrq ol unz bcrengbef gb znxr serr cubar pnyyf?
Kvoh wg hvs boas ct hvs gmghsa igsr pm voa cdsfohcfg hc aoys tfss dvcbs qozzg?
Lwpi xh iwt cpbt du iwt hnhitb jhts qn wpb detgpidgh id bpzt ugtt ewdct rpaah?
Mxqj yi jxu dqcu ev jxu ioijuc kiut ro xqc efuhqjehi je cqau vhuu fxedu sqbbi?
Nyrk zj kyv erdv fw kyv jpjkvd ljvu sp yrd fgvirkfij kf drbv wivv gyfev trccj?
Ozsl ak lzw fsew gx lzw kqklwe mkwv tq zse ghwjslgjk lg escw xjww hzgfw usddk?
Patm bl max gtfx hy max lrlmxf nlxw ur atf hixktmhkl mh ftdx ykxx iahgx vteel?
Qbun cm nby hugy iz nby msmnyg omyx vs bug ijylunilm ni guey zlyy jbihy wuffm?
Rcvo dn ocz ivhz ja ocz ntnozh pnzy wt cvh jkzmvojmn oj hvfz amzz kcjiz xvggn?
Sdwp eo pda jwia kb pda ouopai qoaz xu dwi klanwpkno pk iwga bnaa ldkja ywhho?
Texq fp qeb kxjb lc qeb pvpqbj rpba yv exj lmboxqlop ql jxhb cobb melkb zxiip?
Ufyr gq rfc lykc md rfc qwqrck sqcb zw fyk mncpyrmpq rm kyic dpcc nfmlc ayjjq?
Vgzs hr sgd mzld ne sgd rxrsdl trdc ax gzl nodqzsnqr sn lzjd eqdd ognmd bzkkr?
What is the name of the system used by ham operators to make free phone calls?
Xibu jt uif obnf pg uif tztufn vtfe cz ibn pqfsbupst up nblf gsff qipof dbmmt?
Yjcv ku vjg pcog qh vjg uauvgo wugf da jco qrgtcvqtu vq ocmg htgg rjqpg ecnnu?
Did you see the decrypted text? These should be fun. Let's see how long it will take for me to crack the next chapter. 8)
Oh, and yes I will publish the code for my Caesar cipher program for those curious. Just give me some time, I've been fighting to not open a github account, but I think that's a decent option as of now.