5/10/2011
11/01/2010
Ubuntu - find current graphics card model
lspci | grep VGAMore detailed information can be found by running:
sudo lshw -C video
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Ubuntu
10/31/2010
Split a string in Java
If you have a string as follows:
Lorem Ipsum Foo Bar
and you want to split it by whitespaces, you can't do
because the output would be
Obviously the desired output would be:
To do that in java use:
Lorem Ipsum Foo Bar
and you want to split it by whitespaces, you can't do
myString.split(" "); because the output would be
("Lorem", "Ipsum", " ", "Foo", "Bar")Obviously the desired output would be:
("Lorem", "Ipsum", "Foo", "Bar")To do that in java use:
myString.split("\\s+");
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Java
9/16/2010
top - you should use u
I was looking at tops output to observe apache, and was thinking to myself how useful it would be to just go ahead and filter by user, and well...turns out that I should have thought of this years ago (RTFM?): while viewing top, just press u, now enter desired user, hit enter and be amazed ;-)
9/12/2010
Using tabs in vim
Starting with vim 7 you can use tabs, which is especially handy if you're a developer. The tabs are displayed in the first line (requires to have more than one tab open), highlighting the active tab. A + marks the tab as having unsaved changes.
Some useful commands:
I wish I would have known these a few years back, I guess I should have RTFM ;-)
Some useful commands:
I wish I would have known these a few years back, I guess I should have RTFM ;-)
9/11/2010
Drupal 6 and jQuery Update
After a long time of debugging the annoying error that popped up in my firefox error console:
Error: Unrecognized Syntax (...
I finally managed to trace it down! Turns out that jQuery 1.2.6 still allowed the selector syntax [@, which starting from jQuery 1.3 was removed. After figuring that out I grepped through all modules and was able to blame lightbox2! Yes, lightbox2! For some reason the current official version has not fixed those, but after downloading the dev version the dreaded error was gone.
Error: Unrecognized Syntax (...
I finally managed to trace it down! Turns out that jQuery 1.2.6 still allowed the selector syntax [@, which starting from jQuery 1.3 was removed. After figuring that out I grepped through all modules and was able to blame lightbox2! Yes, lightbox2! For some reason the current official version has not fixed those, but after downloading the dev version the dreaded error was gone.
3/07/2010
Load Average
Ever wondered about Load Average? Read this (get ready to put on your thinking cap): http://www.teamquest.com/resources/gunther/display/5/index.htm
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