TIP: Horizontal Split Screen in NotePad++

Apparently it's possible to get horizontal split screens in Notepad++. Check it: http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/commun/screenshots/scrsh_rotate.gif

(Thanks cocinerox!)

check this out. it's awesome

check this out. it's awesome: http://monome.org/

this video makes me want to cry:


Welcome to Monome from sam_square on Vimeo.

these people make synthesizer controllers from computers. very very cool.

delicious thumbnails

Ever wish you could see thumbnail images of those delicious link feeds? now you can. this handy tool will take a delicious rss feed and add thumbnails to it.

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iPhone Programming Tip: How to find the full URL of a file within your Application's Bundle

How to find the full URL of a file within your Application's Bundle (mainBundle)

This would return the full URL of a file named "Sound2.caf":

CFURLRef fileURL;
NSString *path;
path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"Sound2" ofType:@"caf"];
fileURL = (CFURLRef)[NSURL fileURLWithPath:path];

Most useful tip on setting up cygwin ever!

Recently I was trying to figure out some issues I was having with Cygwin. Turned out my Logitech webcam drivers were screwing with Cygwin. Here's the solution: http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2006-03/msg00180.html

And I quote:

Hello,

This afternoon, for the first time, I began experiencing the

C:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe: *** fatal error - couldn't allocate heap .... ... child_copy: stack write copy failed,...

errors that have been reported on this list before. I am getting these errors on every '#! /bin/bash' script, though I can initially open a bash shell.

I tried changing the heap sizes, and tried rebaseall - neither made a difference.

Earlier today I had installed the drivers for my new Logitech webcam. Suspecting that these might be the problem, I killed all the Logitech processes, restarted all my Cygwin services, restarted Cygwin/X, and lo & behold, all the errors disappeared and everything worked fine.

It'd be great to get these to work together, but not the end of the world if its not possible. Any thoughts?

Thank you Thank you Thank you! That's it exactly. I was wondering why my Cygwin/X stuff started behaving badly. Unfortunately, I had just done a big update, so I blamed that for awhile. But this is definitely it.

And after much experimentation, I think you just need to stop one file from running. I'm not sure what was causing it to run, as it wasn't in any of my startup folder. But if you rename

/program files/common/logitech/LVMVFM/LVPrcSrv.exe

to something else (I called it LVPrcSrv.exe.old), Cygwin/X starts working again, and there is no loss of functionality that I can tell.

-- Jonathan Arnold (mailto:jdarnold@buddydog.org) Jiggle The Handle, a personal blog http://jiggle.anaze.us

Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. - Don Marquis

bouncing balls

highly recommended

How do I get a recursive list of files from the command-line?

This is very useful when trying to figure out what files are on a drive. This will provide you with full paths for all the files in and below the directory you run it from.

How do I get a recursive list of files from the command-line?

Use the DOS "dir /A:-D /B /S" command.