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Comment on 'Extracting data from Apple Safari's cache' by jorisw

2009-09-10T13:42:41Z

Same here, you just saved me a day’s work with this tip. Lost a file in a transaction, quickly duplicated by Cache.db. So TY.

Comment on 'The conceptual foundations and the economics network neutrality [Part 2] - 14 May 2009, Rome' by Marcello Barnaba

2009-05-17T14:54:23Z

@johndoe: “It’s a long way to Tipperary”.. ;)

Comment on 'The conceptual foundations and the economics network neutrality [Part 2] - 14 May 2009, Rome' by john doe

2009-05-17T14:51:22Z

a meeting to talk about economic aspects of network neutrality that results in: “yeah, we should really talk about network neutrality”. ...awesome…

Comment on 'Facebook Developer Garage 2009, Milan (Italy)' by lorenzo viscanti

2009-04-26T22:12:53Z

Thanks for the recap of the event you wrote:)

Comment on 'A tweeting (geeky) parrot' by Antonio

2009-04-24T15:52:20Z

Maybe you could also build a live feedback system to make its learning faster. When he says something, you post it on twitter, and a software chooses the most similar real word from a dictionary, then synthesize it in waveform and play through an audio speaker near him. If he speaks another time in a defined limited time interval, the same process happens and a servo motor opens the way for a sweet something to fall in his dish, ready to be eat. The amount of sweet stuff falling is proportional to the similarity of the word to the previous one. When the twitted word is 100% existing, the software forces an audio of that word followed by another one, to stimulate learning pronuciation of a new real word. So he’s learning A+B; than it will learn B+C, then B+D, etc. When the software estimates that he knows enough words to speak a meaningful sentence (i.e. something at least 5 words long that searched on Google with quotes returns a good amount of results), the process goes like the single word one, but this time with the full meaningful sentence. The posted tweets will show the learning curve of the parrot to learn that sentence :)

Comment on 'A permalink_fu improvement: allow modification of permalinks and send HTTP redirects on-the-fly' by vjt

2009-02-20T17:33:00Z

Hi,

the error is very odd, digging through the AR sources, what’s `nil` is AR::Base::skip_time_zone_conversion_for_attributes, an attribute that isn’t touched by the permalink_fu plugin.

It’s very weird, care to post a gist with more information about what’s in the database, request and response?

Thanks.

Comment on 'A permalink_fu improvement: allow modification of permalinks and send HTTP redirects on-the-fly' by Tekin

2009-02-20T15:47:49Z

Hi,

I’ve tried to use your fork of permalink_fu but can’t get it to play nice. It seems to work fine for the first redirect, but then after that I get an error which I can’t get to the bottom of.

Stack trace is here: http://gist.github.com/67485

Any ideas?

Tekin

Comment on 'myousica.com was born today' by Anonymous

2008-09-20T02:01:18Z

freeeeeeeghete uagl? ss? sito ? fregno! :)

Comment on 'The best blog post I've ever wrote' by emmekappa

2008-07-22T10:59:50Z

ti fai.

Comment on 'Extracting data from Apple Safari's cache' by xukang

2008-05-17T03:51:47Z

First sorry to bother u, yesterday i saw this page “http://www.animallogic.com/#Our%20Work,_68” i want to sequence the flash . can you tell me how to do it ? ijust try the method you tell above but i can’t find use infoemation about it. thank you very much and hope you can tell me how to get it .

Comment on 'What does your .bash_history say?' by snagg

2008-04-19T00:11:55Z

1 86 nemesis:~ snagg$history | awk ‘{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] ” ” i}}’ |sort -rn| head -15 57 cd 54 clear 44 ls 34 sudo 29 socat 26 ping 24 gcc 23 ps 23 gdb 21 vi 20 less 13 rm 13 ftp 10 make 8 ifconfig

Comment on 'What does your .bash_history say?' by vjt

2008-04-18T17:02:25Z

What emerges: peluche doesn’t use ^D to close its terminals. He frequently looks for open and closed ports on its system and, as a proud geek, often looks at the manual pages.

He doesn’t code, because spends lots of time with ioreg on his 8-Core MacPro :D.

lulz! :D

Comment on 'What does your .bash_history say?' by peluche

2008-04-18T16:52:58Z

grattuggia:~$ history | awk ‘{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] ” ” i}}’ | sort -rn| head -15 59 exit 54 cd 52 ls 42 netstat 33 man 25 sudo 25 ssh 25 bc 21 cat 11 less 11 ioreg 11 fgrep 10 host 10 grep 9 ping

Comment on 'What does your .bash_history say?' by COOL

2008-04-18T13:55:04Z

COOL :D

Comment on 'Extracting data from Apple Safari's cache' by vjt

2008-03-13T15:58:16Z

You’re welcome :D. seeya!