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Metadata : Synchronizing a subset of (text) files

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There's no data like metadata. Synchronizing a subset of (text) files. Like many people, I store most of my data in plain text files. Because of the tools I use ( Notational Velocity. Or rather, the alt version. I store them all in a single folder. It works great, my data is only a single key combination away, ready to be searched without leaving the keyboard. How to tell the system which files to copy;. How to make sure the contents of these files stay synchronized;. Specifying the files to copy. Are th...

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Metadata : How many calendars do I need?

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There's no data like metadata. How many calendars do I need? I was recently reading this review of the new Calvetica. When I was enlightened by this footnote:. Though I am rethinking this, I mean does it really matter if it is a work event or personal event? I still have to attend both…. Since switching to this system, I’ve found that it provides enough information without requiring me to think to much when I enter an event: I just need to know whom it concerns.

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Jeux en société: Mardi 16 septembre 2008

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Mardi 16 septembre 2008. Mardi 16 septembre 2008. Fred, Laure, Jacob, Alan, Jeff, Briac, Eric, Seb, Antoine, Shaq, Cyrille, Michel, Isabelle, Antoine, Nicolas, Benoit, Matthieu, Rémi, Pierre, Alexandre, Stéphanie, Charles, Didier. Tinner's Trail, Louis XIV, Glory to Rome, Race for the Galaxy, Caylus, Razzia, Manila, St Petersburg, Galactic Emperor, Rampage (proto), Labozaurus (proto). Tinner's Trail (4 joueurs). Louis XIV (4 joueurs). Jeff : 6.5. Glory to Rome (4 joueurs). Briac : 7.5. Stéphanie : 7.5.

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Metadata : Graphing RRD data using gnuplot

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There's no data like metadata. Graphing RRD data using gnuplot. I recently replaced my home server which, among other things, monitors the data from my Current Cost. Installation and creates pretty graphs. To this end, I followed this nicely explained approach. Which uses RRDtool both as a data storage and a graphing tool. Unfortunately, after installing the server, I could not get the. Command of my ( homebrew. Installed) rrdtool to work, as described in this github issue. I wrote a small script,. In it...

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Metadata : SSH Tunnel and Screen Sharing through Keyboard...

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There's no data like metadata. SSH Tunnel and Screen Sharing through Keyboard Maestro. I just read this great post. By Dr Drang on several ways to use SSH tunnels, and I thought I could offer a small refinement for the Screen Sharing part. As I often need to view the screen of my. The trick consists in recording the pid of the tunnel when I start it (.

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Metadata : Sun, Earth, and Moon in Codea

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There's no data like metadata. Sun, Earth, and Moon in Codea. I spent a few hours last week-end coding a very simple simulation of the gravitational interaction of the Sun, Earth, and Moon system. Even if it’s very basic, I was so proud of it I posted a link to it on Twitter, which lead to the great honor or having Dr Drang. Himself ask for more details. Here they are, along with the code. (You can find the whole code as a gist. The simulation is written with Codea. Function Body:init(x,y,vx,vy,m,c) - yo...

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Metadata : Markdown with Keyboard Maestro

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There's no data like metadata. Markdown with Keyboard Maestro. Following this interesting video. Showing how to quickly write some Markdown markup using LaunchBar. I decided to write a few similar macros for Keyboard Mastro. The first two ones are fairly simple: they make the text bold or italic. To use them, simply select the wanted word(s) and hit the shortcut. Here is how they are defined. The AppleScript in this macros is as follows. And the last inserted text is simply.

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There's no data like metadata. Why I use Emacs. After several discussions with some friends and colleagues, I realized that I could give a very precise reason as to why I use Emacs. As my current text editor of choice. It is simply because it can launch, then interact with, some external process. This process can be an ocaml. Toplevel, a gdb. Session, or the Coq proof assistant. In every case, it is very useful to have a close relation between the text editor and this running process. Download this shell...

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