Git is really simple and VERY powerfull. It makes svn look like an idiot – but that’s just my personal opinion ;-)
Anyways, I’m using github most of the time, but now I’d like to hava a non public repository (yet remote) for some small project. I’ve been commiting to a local git instance from the [...]
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I passed all my exams at my first attempt and should have now some time to relax, right? Well something like that, I’m actually doing quite a lot these days. We’re on the roll with MySQL Integra.
Our server “Kopiec” is somewhat online (running CentOS off course) – we’re able to start/stop if thanks to a [...]
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I am currently working on a simple but still quite fun/interesting (as is any project with a new framework :-)) webapp using Google Web Toolkit (it’s basically Google’s JEE framework for creating RIA). The webapp is an online crossword generator. The goal is to provide crosswords online and allow users solving them online with a [...]
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…is exactly what I’m currently trying to do. Thus, I’m out of Mediaframe, and got involved in a fascinating and very cool project. Under the lead of Dr Marek Długosz me and 2 of my friends will be tackling the topic of “MySQL Data Storage Engine Comprehension – with focus on Automatics use cases”. It’s [...]
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This time I’ll post some actual code. A client wanted me to write an “image slider”. You’ve probably seen lot’s of them online – and a whole lot of them is in flash – why? There is no need to involve flash in such a trivial task, and jQuery is more than up to the [...]
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I’m learning Numerical Analysis right now and a friend of mine found some really nice PS files by dr Marian Bubek ( http://www.icsr.agh.edu.pl/~mownit/mownit.html ). I was really happy to see some *.ps but some people from my fellow students started complaining that they’d rather have pdf’s and not ghostscript files (who knows why they’d do..?). [...]
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Yes, my GNU/Linux skills have been certified and now I can call myself a Red Hat Certified Technician as I’ve today passed the RH-202 exam with a 100% score – which leads me to the idea that I should have tried to tackle RHCE and not RHCT – I’ll do ir eventually someday I guess [...]
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My first blender animation:
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGEnVR_JSf8
The wine doesn’t look nor feel nor even behave like normal wine but it’s just my first animation so there’s still time left for me to improve… ;-)
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Vim is a really amazing text editor (though I’d like to learn Emacs too soon… :-)) and it can be easily expanded to be even more useful. One super cool extension I found is: vis – it allows powerful sed-like line modification (you could use sed from inside vim, but that’s not really “handy”). Vis [...]
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Another Command Line Fu oneliner I’ve sumbited today:
#show X window events in chosen window
$ xev -id `xwininfo | grep 'Window id' | awk '{print $4}'`
EnterNotify event, serial 13, synthetic NO, window 0×6400053,
root 0×13c, subw 0×640005b, time 42431610, (367,0), root:(369,63),
mode NotifyNormal, detail NotifyVirtual, same_screen YES,
focus NO, state 16
MotionNotify event, serial [...]
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