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| An experiment in colour | |
| 9/8/2009 - 18:07:56 - 2 comments - By | |
| Well I decided to make some changes to my stylesheet for no good reason. I think it looks pretty good. I need a new title image though, I don't know. | |
| Conky buses! | |
| 25/7/2009 - 00:23:24 - 0 comments - By | |
| So to show off my new code tags I'm going to show you a script I wrote to get the upcoming bus times displayed right there on your desktop!
There are three bits of code required here, first there is the code to fetch the timetable data for the current day from your local bus service. You're unlucky if they don't provide the data in html form, although if the timetable doesn't change often you can simply create the timetable file yourself. This is my code: getbusses.sh:
That one is quite simple, it shouldn't be hard to make one up for your timetable provider. The next piece of code is the workhorse. This one is executed every minute by conky. nextbus.pl:
As you can see it is rather strait forward, it cycles through each line on the "buses" file and determines if that bus is yet to come, if it is then it is printed. The program exits when $outputCount amount of buses are printed. The third and last piece of code is the easiest. Its the code to put into your .conkyrc file, here is my whole file to show context. ~/.conkyrc:
And that's it! All I need to do now is become social and want to know when I can travel to the city to go clubbing! Oh goodie! |
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| Nullam rewritten! | |
| 24/7/2009 - 22:17:35 - 2 comments - By | |
| I have completely rewritten the code for nullam.net from the ground up. The site is now implemented using smarty templates, it is about a million times more efficient and comprehensible.
Its amazing what little oddities I found while reviewing the old code. Lets just say it's very evident that I am making progress in my programming proficiency. If you come across any errors or any odd behaviour I want to know about it! Please send a brief email to d47@nullam.net or simply comment on this post. As for functionality there is absolutely nothing new in the slightest! Enjoy it! P.S, I love smarty templates. |
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| Kill my family but don't take my anime!!!! | |
| 21/7/2009 - 21:34:42 - 2 comments - By | |
| FFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
It's happened again, my brand new 1tb hard-drive just died in a flurry of clicking and jerking. Why out of the four hard-drives I have does it have to be the one with all my anime on it! it was FULL of anime, 1tb of anime! One of the drives was completely empty but it had to be the full one. If someone I know dies I can shrug it off but taking my anime! I'm enraged! Well from now on there is no question that I will be backing up everything I have. Every gigabyte I buy will be two, the cost of hard-drives to me is double what is labelled. From now my computer speaks in raid 1. At least its under warranty =/ |
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| Take my mind | |
| 20/6/2009 - 19:46:19 - 8 comments - By | |
| If I could give you my mind along with all its knowledge, memories and experience I would not hesitate to do so, in fact I really want to do this with you. I think that if you had my mind and your own, things would be so different and I wonder what kind of revelations you might have and what parts of my mind will be discarded as fallacy.
Would something I consider absolute fact be looked upon with doubt from the perspective of a combined mind. What kinds of conclusions would be drawn based on both sets of collective experiences seemingly occuring at once? |
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