http://www.notesmine.com/ 2010-06-13T09:48:33-05:00 http://www.notesmine.com/ http://www.notesmine.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-06-11T13:18:06-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/grails_vim Jump to Test Results * Use <leader>gg to view test result output * Press <Enter> on the error to jump to the failed test. text/html 2010-05-06T21:29:05-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/shrek Emacs' Org-mode with a picture in a text file. text/html 2010-04-26T12:56:18-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/org_mode I'd like to find a way to get an HTML export that looks exactly like it does in Emacs. Also, I'd like to know the settings that are needed to get the text export to look as close as possible to the screenshot above. text/html 2010-02-25T16:56:03-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/murky I like being able to select only a few files to commit. You can do that in Murky currently, by holding down the Apple Key and clicking on file(s). Many times, I want to see the changes in a file before deciding to commit it. If I click the file, then all the other selected files are DE-selected. text/html 2010-02-11T23:35:47-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/firefly Do you have a Linux box w/all your music on it? Do you have a Macbook? Would you like to play the songs on your Linux box from iTunes? Firefly is the code name for the iTunes compatible file-sharing service also known as mt-daapd * <http://wiki.mt-daapd.org/> text/html 2010-02-09T12:48:56-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/bandwebsite * Listen to / download songs * Watch videos (links to Youtube, or on-site) * Calendar * Preferably, some calendar that people can /subscribe/ to. Then, when they use their calendar software, they see upcoming Rusty shows, etc. * Preferably, calendar is smart enough to automagically create a link / show information about the gig's location, etc. text/html 2010-01-27T22:35:21-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/wmii wmii is the greatest tiling window manager invented. When you start an application, you don't have to worry about moving the new program to somewhere on your screen. wmii puts the new window in a predictable place, and you can easily move it around and resize it using the keyboard. text/html 2010-01-25T12:18:05-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/macports MacPorts is like apt-get for OSX sudo port install <package> MacPorts is like apt-get, where you should periodically run an “update”. sudo port selfupdate W/debug flag, in case you run into problems (which you will) sudo port -d selfupdateport search <program> This can help you find out what files were installed for a particular program. To list all the programs that macports has installed, use text/html 2009-12-27T13:51:03-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/resume Thanks guys! Here's my word-version. Clean Up * Make only 1 or 2 pages? * Provide PDF version -- get rid of ugly table-format stuff that shows up in .doc version * Put more spacing between entries -- cleaner * Trim some less-important entries out text/html 2009-12-03T11:46:10-05:00 Nate http://www.notesmine.com/sha1 I *think* that SHA1 is used by OpenSSL. * <http://www.bresink.com/osx/sha1.html> You can find the checksum for a file by typing openssl sha1 <file> Where <file> is the name of the file you want to verify. You should get the SHA1 checksum from the web page where you downloaded the file from (or better yet, a different web site altogether).