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Railthello

Posted on April 30, 2006 - Filed Under Links, Ruby | Leave a Comment

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Currently I’m on few days of vacation, with very limited net access, but I’m learning a lot about Ruby on Rails… I’m [...]

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D-Link and PHK have settled

Posted on April 27, 2006 - Filed Under Other, Tech | Leave a Comment

Some time ago I wrote about bad NTP implementation in D-Link products (http://nhw.pl/blg/archives/2006/04/10/T11_08_49/). It looks like today PHK and D-Link have settled.
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Ruby code - update

Posted on April 27, 2006 - Filed Under Ruby | Leave a Comment

Hmmmm, it looks like my estimate (http://nhw.pl/wp/2006/04/compact-ruby-code/) was wrong.

wc -l rbckp.rb
44 rbckp.rb

or even more interesting:

grep -v ^$ rbckp.rb |wc -l
34
grep -v ^$ BACKUP.sh | wc -l
103

For those not familiar with grep syntax - using [...]

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Compact Ruby code

Posted on April 26, 2006 - Filed Under Ruby | 2 Comments

It is often written, that Ruby programs are small. Not in sense of making small things, but than they are compact. I’ve heard that many times. But this time I’ve rewrote my backup script.
What it does? It backups set of directories with tar and dumps mysql databases into some directory. After that I can rsync [...]

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Ruby On Rails and “sprawa polska”

Posted on April 25, 2006 - Filed Under Ruby | 1 Comment

First a bit of background. “Sprawa polska” it can be translated as “polish issue”. When You know polish history, than You know in 18th and 19th century Poland was not present as an independent country. We tried a lot to get our independence back, so Poles were present in every history stir at those times. [...]

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