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dalelane.co.uk/blog
dale lane
dale lane fan of all things mobile, father of small girls, IBM code monkey, youth charity trustee? Counting my key presses June 3rd, 2011 Overview Counting and visualising which keyboard keys I press the most often Background I noticed something yesterday. The lettering on my left Ctrl button is a lot more faded than the lettering on my right Ctrl button. I must press the left Ctrl button more often than I do the right one. That got me looking at the rest of the keys on the keyboard
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gist.github.com/gavinblair
Gist
Login Signup for a GitHub Account New Gist All Gists Back to GitHub Visit gavinblair on GitHub Public Gists by gavinblair gist: 1154133 echo "".print_r($selectedvariable, true).""; die; August', 2011 1 2 3
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technoclave.org/webcomix.php
[technoclave.org]::webcomix
WebcomixDailyDilbert Diesel Sweeties Penny Arcade Real Life Devil's Panties Laugh-Out-Loud Cats (Hobotopia) Least I Could Do Girls With Slingshots Weekly (or so)Nodwick Ctrl-Alt-Del Something Positive PartiallyClips Full Frontal Nerdity Wondermark Two Lumps Hark a Vagrant MegaTokyo Johnny Wander Mon-Wed-FriDork Tower Girl Genius Order of the Stick Questionable Content Little Gamers Sinfest PvP Kevin & Kell xkcd Gunnerkrigg Court Starslip Bad Machinery WheneverBastard Operator from Hell Rob
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mpsportal.milwaukee.k12.wi.us/portal/server.pt
MPS Home
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cuplaweb.com/blog
Blog | Cuplaweb
Home Blog About Previous Work Software Contact Handy Linux Commands January 1, 2010 at 2:09 pm · Filed under Software Some handy linux commands I use from time to time. I?m posting this mostly for my own reference, but they might be of use to others. Clearing a file A quick and easy way to empty a large file, such as say, a log file, is the following: cat > filename -> then hit ctrl + d Finding a recently modified file The below command will find any files modified or created