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Developing using Eclipse CDT, remote Linux server and rsync
By sigizmund On January 27, 2010 · 10Leave a Commenthttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.com%2Fdeveloping-using-eclipse-cdt-remote-linux-server-and-rsync%2FDeveloping+using+Eclipse+CDT%2C+remote+Linux+server+and+rsync2010-01-27+15%3A30%3A00sigizmundhttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F01%2F27%2Fdeveloping-using-eclipse-cdt-remote-linux-server-and-rsync
For quite a while I used to have a huge pain in my arse — namely, programming in C++ for Linux on my Mac.
I think I said this before, but I like IDEs — especially, I like Eclipse: it saves my time and allows me to develop stuff much faster and more efficiently, it is [...]
That said, one can do almost anything as long as this anything is not writing a lecture (which that specific one should be doing — at least, theoretically).
Now, I’m not different in any sense. Instead of writing an Image-Based Information Processing lecture (which puts me to sleep almost immediately — or is it the [...]
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Whenever I try to use pre-pre-alpha of 1Password for Chrome to login in to my Posterous, I can see an extremely weird picture (try it on YouTube with resolution of up to 1080p if Posterous video is a [...]
Chrome Dictionary — very useful extension, at least for me
By sigizmund On January 22, 2010 · 14Leave a Commenthttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.com%2Fchrome-dictionary-%25e2%2580%2594-very-useful-extension-at-least-for-me%2FChrome+Dictionary+%E2%80%94+very+useful+extension%2C+at+least+for+me2010-01-22+15%3A55%3A25sigizmundhttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F01%2F22%2Fchrome-dictionary-%25e2%2580%2594-very-useful-extension-at-least-for-me
OK, fine, I know — an average Englishman is fairly unlikely to need a dictionary when reading in his very own native English; an educated Englishman will hardly need dictionary ever. However, for us, foreigners, expats, or simply people who struggle (to whatever degree) to speak and read the language of Shakespeare, Jane Austen and [...]
Did you know you can define custom search engines in Google Chrome? Yes you can. When I want to find a map of something, I type "map <mysomething>" in address/search bar and — voila, a map appears. How to do it? It's simple, really:
Right-click your address bar Click "Edit Search Engines" Click "Plus" [...]
Suddenly found an absolutely killing feature of NetBeans 6.8 (don’t
know, it could’ve been there before, but I found it only now) — it can
sync every file you save locally to remote server (FTP/SFTP), which
is, IMO, absolutely brilliant as now I can edit files locally using
nice [...]
One guy: don’t want to replace my MacBook Pro right now, need to wait until 27th
Me: is there anything to wait for?
One guy: it certainly is
Me: you know what is it?
One guy: Yep.
Me: fancy to share?!?!?!?!!11
One guy: NDA.
Me: …
One [...]
Looking for alpha-testers for a new Twitter App
By sigizmund On January 18, 2010 · 182 Commentshttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.com%2Flooking-for-alpha-testers-for-a-new-twitter-app%2FLooking+for+alpha-testers+for+a+new+Twitter+App2010-01-18+12%3A03%3A00sigizmundhttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F01%2F18%2Flooking-for-alpha-testers-for-a-new-twitter-app
Update: it is not working right now. Now read on, but I warned you.
Hey guys,
I’ve kind of handcrafted a Twitter app over the weekend. Shortly — it’s a URL scrap book, which monitors your feed and collects all URLs, un-shortens them and stores for future use, so whenever you try to find that [...]
A URL matching regex in Python — any problems?
By sigizmund On January 17, 2010 · 19Leave a Commenthttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.com%2Fa-url-matching-regex-in-python-%25e2%2580%2594-any-problems%2FA+URL+matching+regex+in+Python+%E2%80%94+any+problems%3F2010-01-17+11%3A20%3A21sigizmundhttp%3A%2F%2Fsigizmund.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F01%2F17%2Fa-url-matching-regex-in-python-%25e2%2580%2594-any-problems
Can anyone see any flaws in it for real-world URL?
>>> str = 'and now http://sub.domain.com/something/?here3=3ab&what=1#where=1 that was a URL'
>>> urls = re.findall('http[s]?://(?:[a-zA-Z]|[0-9]|[$-_@.&#+]|[!*(),]|(?:%[0-9a-fA-F][0-9a-fA-F]))+', str)
>>> urls
['http://sub.domain.com/something/?here3=3ab&what=1#where=1']
For me it looks like working but you never now… Comments from @HD42 [...]-
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