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Over the break, I decided to try my hand at some Blackberry native SDK programming since I recently got a playbook. I looked around the App World and noticed there weren't any telnet/ssh tools available for free (that worked the way I wanted) so I... |
Categories: Miscellaneous, Programming, Tutorials
Tags: Blackberry, Console, Development, Guide, Native, OpenGL, Playbook, SDK, Tutorial
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I created this function so that I could have a way of preventing very long non-breaking text links from breaking my web page layout. Paritcularly, this is used in my tweet / facebook section of my homepage. Whenever I posted a link to either of... |
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This post follows up on the last Wordpress tutorial which shows how to start using featured images. In this post, I show how you can display a block of recent posts along with the featured image, in the same way as my website. (See the bottom of the... |
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As you may know, I have been ta-ing a course in operating systems. We just finished covering sockets and in the last lab I gave a socket demo where I show three different ways a server can listen on a socket. First is a very basic case where the... |
Categories: Computer Science, Linux, Networking, Programming, Tutorials
Tags: c, Client, fork(), forking, Jason B. Ernst, Linux, programming, select(), Server, socket(), source, system
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Not a tutorial or guide this time, since everyone else seems to have this covered quite well, but thought I'd collect a few good links together in one place. Hopefully these links will be useful to someone just starting with SVN. For everyone who... |
Categories: Linux, Miscellaneous, Programming
Tags: Client, Hostmonster, RapidSVN, Revision Control, Server, Source Control, Subversion, TortoiseSVN, Ubuntu, Version Control, WebSVN
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