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blogs.telegraph.co.uk/adrian_michaels
Adrian Michaels ? Telegraph Blogs
Adrian Michaels is Group Foreign Editor at the Telegraph Media Group. You can write to adrian.michaels@telegraph.co.uk and follow @adrianmichaels on Twitter
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redmountainsw.com/wordpress
Chui?s counterpoint
Chui?s counterpoint pulling the rug NodeJS, Micro CloudFoundry and Windows Monday, 29 August 2011 Steps: Get a VMWare account. Download the VMWare player (80MB) Register for a Micro CloudFoundry account. Download MicroCloudFoundry VM (800MB) Download Ruby (from rubyinstaller.org) Run gem install vmc (console client) Configure the VM using the token provided by MicroCloudFoundry. write a basic node test.js file. (see sample below) vmc login cd into your directory vmc push YourAppName
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writing.zachshouse.org/index.php
English Re-written, Edited and Proofread
fix my english, help with english, re-write my english, edit my paper, native english writer, translation services
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method-combination.net/blog
Irate Nate's weblog
Irate Nate's weblog» speeding up emacs savesFor a while now, I've noticed that saving files (maybe loading files, but saving files especially) was ridiculously slow in emacs. The busy cursor would come up for a good second or two when saving files. For a while I attributed it to the hard drive noticeably spinning up on my laptop (which it's doing now as I write this), but then I noticed--or got really annoyed--by the same behavior on my desktop. Particularly when editing files in a GCC
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sciblogs.co.nz/seeing-data
Seeing Data
SciBlogs.co.nz RSS Contact About Science Agriculture Technology Health and Medicine Environment and Ecology Science and Society Events Seeing Data RSS Latest Posts Archive About Contact Plotting geographic data on a world map with Python Chris McDowall Aug 12 4 Comments Last week I promised to write a blog post detailing how I created this public transport animation. On reflection, it?s a topic best dealt with over a few sessions. Let?s start simple. How might you plot lots of