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At the Forge - JavaScript, Forms and Ajax
Last month, we began to dip our toes into the water of Ajax, the shorthand name for asynchronous JavaScript and XML, which has taken the world of Web development by storm. Ajax applications are Web applications in every way, depending on the underlying combination of HTML, HTTP, URLs, JavaScript and CSS that provide a modern Web infrastructure. But, they also rely upon several of the features of modern JavaScript, including its ability to rewrite Web pages and also to make HTTP requests asynchronously.
And, indeed, this asynchronous behavior is what makes JavaScript—and Ajax, for that matter—so exciting for Web developers. No longer are we stuck with the modern equivalent of old-style 3270 terminals, with execution taking place on the server only when we move from one page to another. Now a Web page can be updated without having to reload the page.
Ajax is not a technical revolution, so much as a conceptual one, bringing with it new expectations from users and paradigms for developers. All of the technology behind Ajax has existed for several years, but it is only now that we are starting to take advantage of it in Web applications.
This month, we start to look at one simple example of an Ajax application, in a context that will probably be familiar to most Web developers: asking users to register with a Web site. By the end of this month's column, you will see how we can combine server-side programs, an HTML form and JavaScript to check the validity of a form before it is submitted. Next month, we will see how we can use Ajax to overcome the fatal flaws associated with this implementation, improving the efficiency, robustness and security of the application all at once.
If you have been developing Web sites for any length of time, you probably have needed to create a login system. Such systems come in all shapes and sizes, and require different levels of security. For our example application, we assume that each user has a user name and password. Actually, as you will see, we don't care that much about the password; the key issue here is the user name, which must be unique.
The first thing to do is create a simple table in our database to keep track of users:
CREATE TABLE Users ( id SERIAL NOT NULL, username TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (username <> ''), password TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (password <> ''), email_address TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (email_address <> ''), PRIMARY KEY(id), UNIQUE(username) );
The above table, defined using PostgreSQL syntax, keeps track of our users for us. Every user has a unique numeric ID, stored in the id column. (The special SERIAL datatype in PostgreSQL ensures that each row we INSERT into the database will have a unique value for id.) For the purposes of this column, we ignore the security issues associated with storing passwords in plain text.
Next, we define three columns of type TEXT, which PostgreSQL uses to define limitless text fields. Each of these fields is also given an integrity check to ensure that the value can be neither blank nor NULL. We also define the username column to be UNIQUE.
Now, from the standpoint of data integrity, we already have done our jobs. We can be sure that no two users will have the same user name, that each e-mail address (that is, each person) is allowed to have more than one user name in the system, and that the user name, e-mail address and password cannot be blank. Everything else is just icing on the cake, right?
Well, yes—but only if we are willing to give our users database errors. Most of us would prefer to offer a softer landing to our users, telling them not only that (for example) their chosen user name already has been taken by someone else, but also shielding them from the errors that PostgreSQL displays.
This means our application is going to need to take the user's requested user name, check for it in the database, and then either display an error message (prompting the user to try again) or INSERT a new row in the database.
Here is a simple example of how we might do this in a Web page. I use simple CGI programs written in Perl for the server-side examples this month, in no small part because they tend to be simple to understand and try on any host. Listing 1 (register.html) shows the HTML form users will see when they want to register with the site. Listing 2 (register.pl) shows the CGI program that will accept the form contents, check the user name in the database and then produce a message in response. My assumption is that the form will be in the main Web document root directory, and the CGI program will be in the cgi-bin directory. Obviously, if you are using a server-side language, such as PHP, the two can exist side by side.
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I am thinking of trying the berried shrub Winterberry (Ilex...) near my driveway so I can appreciate it during the winter. However, what will deer do with it? Will they strip the berries completely or just eat some?
I don't have any experience with Winterberry shrubs but I do have deer issues. I can tell you that if they like this shrub, they will not just be picking the berries off. They will mow them down to the ground. Birds will pick off the berries. Deer will eat the entire thing.
Around here, yews get eaten, but the winterberry shrubs don't. We have lots of deer, but not really bad feeding pressure since there are also lots of other plants. As tree oracle mentioned, the birds like the berries. Depending on what other food sources are available, how deep the snow is and which cultivar you plant, the berries disappear around as early as December or as late as maybe February.


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Feature ArticleDeploying Gulp Oil Skimmers In the Gulf of Mexico
Development of Barge-Based Skimmers for Cleaning Up the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
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In the wake of the tragic Macondo well explosion, which ultimately led to the massive Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, LAD Services LLC (Morgan City, Louisiana), along with many coastal Louisiana residents, were immediately inundated with concerns, especially when it became apparent that there was no way to effectively shut in the well and stop the flow of oil. Drawing on past experience in barge construction and oil spill response, the company began development of a scale version of what would be later named by the late Jim Black of BP plc (London, England) as the 'Big Gulp.'
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After successful testing in May 2010 of a scale model of the Big Gulp in a controlled environment, LAD Services and Cashman Equipment Corp. (Boston, Massachusetts) decided to manufacture one without any assurance of its use. A Cashman Equipment's barge was retrofitted with the LAD Services' skimmer to produce the first Gulp. The patent-pending Gulp was then presented to BP to potentially aid in recovering the spilled oil.
BP subjected the skimmer to its standard testing protocol, which had to be successfully completed prior to gaining a contract and becoming a vendor in the response effort. Additionally, the vessels had to meet all U.S. Coast Guard requirements. Performance metrics were set by BP, which stated the vessel must recover 42,000 gallons of material daily, with a minimum oil-to-water ratio of 50 percent.
During the first day of testing, the Gulp recovered more than 200,000 gallons of material, which was verified by the U.S. Coast Guard to consist of 98 percent oil. As a result of the performance displayed during the initial test, BP commissioned the immediate construction of seven more Gulps to assist in the response effort.
The Big Gulp. The Big Gulps were the first model created. With a skimmer opening of 92 feet wide, the Big Gulp measures 100 by 300 feet and is designed to handle open-ocean environments. The vessel is capable of withstanding high sea states and can actively skim in conditions up to 6 feet. With a pumping rate of 14,000 gallons per minute and 500,000-gallon onboard storage capacity, the Big Gulp is capable of continuous deployment, even in adverse weather conditions that would recall smaller-class vessels back to port. The four Big Gulps deployed during the BP response were centralized to working the vicinity of the blowout.
The Little Gulp. Measuring 54 by 180 feet with a skimmer opening of 50 feet, the Little Gulps are sized for nearshore operations, namely the shallow coastlines and bay areas, because of their shallow draft and the ability to utilize shallow draft tugs.
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"We may have our own likes and dislikes, so to speak. But if we know what True Love is all about we must give enough space to everyone who means good - no matter where s/he is coming from."
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- When I draw one of my prefer characters it's of course the fox!
I really love this wild cute animal, and I like to interpret it in many different way.
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I called Disney Dining to see if they were taking reservations yet for Candlelight.
She asked if I was an Annual Passholder and then said that beginning November 5th they will be taking reservations online at the AP web site. Credit card purchase in advance. They do not yet have information as to how much it will cost or if there are any restrictions on the number of tickets (past experience says probably).


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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A member of a Turkish leftist group that accuses Washington of using Turkey as its "slave" carried out a suicide bomb attack on the U.S. embassy, the Ankara governor's office cited DNA tests as showing on Saturday.
Ecevit Sanli, a member of the leftist Revolutionary People's Liberation Army-Front (DHKP-C), blew himself up in a perimeter gatehouse on Friday as he tried to enter the embassy, also killing a Turkish security guard.
The DHKP-C, virulently anti-American and listed as a terrorist organisation by the United States and Turkey, claimed responsibility in a statement on the internet in which it said Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan was a U.S. "puppet".
"Murderer America! You will not run away from people's rage," the statement on "The People's Cry" website said, next to a picture of Sanli wearing a black beret and military-style clothes and with an explosives belt around his waist.
It warned Erdogan that he too was a target.
Turkey is an important U.S. ally in the Middle East with common interests ranging from energy security to counter-terrorism. Leftist groups including the DHKP-C strongly oppose what they see as imperialist U.S. influence over their nation.
DNA tests confirmed that Sanli was the bomber, the Ankara governor's office said. It said he had fled Turkey a decade ago and was wanted by the authorities.
Born in 1973 in the Black Sea port city of Ordu, Sanli was jailed in 1997 for attacks on a police station and a military staff college in Istanbul, but his sentence was deferred after he fell sick during a hunger strike. He was never re-jailed.
Condemned to life in prison in 2002, he fled the country a year later, officials said. Interior Minister Muammer Guler said he had re-entered Turkey using false documents.
Erdogan, who said hours after the attack that the DHKP-C were responsible, met his interior and foreign ministers as well as the head of the army and state security service in Istanbul on Saturday to discuss the bombing.
Three people were detained in Istanbul and Ankara in connection with the attack, state broadcaster TRT said.
The White House condemned the bombing as an "act of terror", while the U.N. Security Council described it as a heinous act. U.S. officials said on Friday the DHKP-C were the main suspects but did not exclude other possibilities.
Islamist radicals, extreme left-wing groups, ultra-nationalists and Kurdish militants have all carried out attacks in Turkey in the past.
The DHKP-C statement called on Washington to remove Patriot missiles, due to go operational on Monday as part of a NATO defence system, from Turkish soil.
The missiles are being deployed alongside systems from Germany and the Netherlands to guard Turkey, a NATO member, against a spillover of the war in neighbouring Syria.
"Our action is for the independence of our country, which has become a new slave of America," the statement said.
Turkey has been one of the leading advocates of foreign intervention to end the civil war in Syria and has become one of President Bashar al-Assad's harshest critics, a stance groups such as the DHKP-C view as submission to an imperialist agenda.
"Organisations of the sectarian sort like the DHKP-C have been gaining ground as a result of circumstances surrounding the Syrian civil war," security analyst Nihat Ali Ozcan wrote in a column in Turkey's Daily News.
The Ankara attack was the second on a U.S. mission in four months. On September 11, 2012, U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three American personnel were killed in an Islamist militant attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
The DHKP-C was responsible for the assassination of two U.S. military contractors in the early 1990s in protest against the first Gulf War, and it fired rockets at the U.S. consulate in Istanbul in 1992, according to the U.S. State Department.
It has been blamed for previous suicide attacks, including one in 2001 that killed two police officers and a tourist in Istanbul's central Taksim Square. It has carried out a series of deadly attacks on police stations in the last six months.
Friday's attack may have come in retaliation for an operation against the DHKP-C last month in which Turkish police detained 85 people. A court subsequently remanded 38 of them in custody over links to the group.
(Writing by Nick Tattersall; Editing by Mark Heinrich)
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Saturday, 28 March 2015, 04:58pm
Australia duo hope to fire in final
Warner and Finch's destructive partnership has only intermittently fired over the past six weeks as Australia have nonetheless booked their place in Sunday's MCG final against their fellow tournament co-hosts.
Victorian Finch, who will have home comforts on the famously huge playing area, made only his second half-century of the campaign in Australia's semi-final win over India in Sydney.
But it was at the MCG where he smashed hapless England for 135 on Valentine's Day, and he returns in good heart after his hard-earned 81 against the defending champions on Thursday.
"It wasn't my most fluid innings but it was nice to get through that," he said.
"I was under the pump - I hadn't scored any runs for a while.
"I felt like I was playing really well. It's just one of those things - it didn't translate into a hell of a lot of runs lately.
"But I hope I'm past that and there's some more runs to come."
Warner has had one feast - a career-best 178 against Afghanistan in Perth - and, by his standards, some famine in the World Cup so far.
Like Finch, playing in the tournament for the first time, he told Australia's Sky Sports Radio: "It's just those easy 'outs' that are causing a bit of a stir in my mind."
Warner was caught from a leading edge into the ring field against India, and added: "It's not great to have big edges (on your bat) sometimes.
"But every time I've come in I've looked a million dollars, I've hit every ball in the middle and I've just got to find a way to get past that (first) 10 overs, be clinical and bat deep."
The Kiwis need to get their minds right too, of course, to upset the odds.
They are being portrayed as outsiders but remain the only unbeaten team in the tournament and scored a narrow victory over Australia in an epic, low-scoring group match in Auckland at the end of last month.
Much has been made of Australia's home advantage for the rematch, but New Zealand insist they are not fazed.
Seamer Matt Henry was not supposed to be involved at all until injury intervened for Adam Milne.
Henry was brought into the squad as a replacement and acquitted himself well for economical figures in Tuesday's semi-final win over South Africa.
He said: "This is definitely something I will never forget.
"As a kid, you grow up pretending to be these [cricket] heroes, like playing with my brother out the back and going through scenarios like running in to bowl at a World Cup final.
"You have to pinch yourself.
"I've been presented with an opportunity which I'm very grateful for and excited about."
Fellow seamer Tim Southee will take the new ball alongside Trent Boult, and is confident - whatever the conditions.
"We're not too worried about the size of the ground," said Southee.
"It's a dream come true for all the guys. As a kid growing up, you either want to be an All Black or a Black Cap.
"This is as good as it gets, taking on Australia in Australia on one of the best cricket grounds in the world."
Swing is the forte for Southee and Boult, but attuning to the sell-out atmosphere will be the starting point.
"There's going to be a lot of people. It's going to be loud," said Southee.
"There will be close to 100,000 people screaming.
"It will be interesting to see what it's like here."
Brendon McCullum's visitors, like Michael Clarke's hosts, appear set to name an unchanged team with veteran left-arm orthodox Daniel Vettori expected to be fit after all.
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Aaron Finch is hoping to play a starring role on his home ground in Sunday's World Cup final


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This thrilling prequel to Lindsay Smith's SEKRET tells the story of how Yulia's parents met while fighting Nazis in World War II. Antonina never meant to become a cog in the Soviet machine. She only wanted an opportunity to conduct her research on genetic mutations and psychic ability. But now her research
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Moisture Problems
I recently bought a 1940 house. The previous owner put an addition on in approx 2002. The new addition is not ventilating in the crawl space.
I put down new oak floors to match the original floors in the addition. They have started warping because of moisture in the crawl space. I installed french drains but i do not think this is working since it is still damp in the crawl space. Do you have any ideas for fixing this?
I have had 4 contractors look at it and none were experts on old houses.
Check you exterior drainage. A lot of older homes have drainage problems and the previous owner may not have put any perimeter drainage around the addition to the home, so water is likely coming in from outside. You may have to add exterior drainage yourself so that you don't end up with water in your crawl space. You might want to talk to someone that installs roof gutters because they may know more about drainage issues and be able to give you suggestions.
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Wood warps - cups - like this when the moisture is unequal. In other words, one surface, in this case the one facing the crawl space, remains damp while the upper surface dries. The solution is to install a vapor barrier over the surface of the crawl space to prevent moisture from reaching the flooring. The vapor barrier can be heavy poly sheeting, but any seams and the edges need to be carefully sealed. Ventilating the crawlspace will also help.
It's a little odd that none of the four contractors suggested this. You don't need to be an old house expert to know that a vapor barrier is needed in a crawl space. Your French drains may be working just fine. The moisture in the earth is generally always greater than that in the air, let alone the interior of a house.
A properly conditioned crawl space is the best solution. By all means, try the poly barrier first.
There are companies that specialize in retrofitting crawl spaces, especially in the humid south where vented crawls abound.
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The vim editor is based on the venerable vi editor, which dates from the very early days of Unix. Many persons find it intimidating for the absence of a menu bar, a terse command set that is very much its own, and its "modal" design. Nevertheless, under its plain surface is a powerful and versatile tool. Frank Bell describes his five steps to learning to use and love vim. Use a .vimrc file. Train yourself to change modes. Learn and use a few basic commands. These should be enough to get you going: x, dd, dw (to delete text); cw (change a work); yy ("yank" or copy a line); p and P (to paste text); u (undo); w("write" or save text; q (quit vim). Don't force yourself to move the cursor with the h-j-k-l keys if that doesn't feel natural. Use the arrow keys. Use vim to write stuff. Links: Linux Voice vim tutorial: http://www.linuxvoice.com/download-linux-voice-issue-1-with-audio/ Linux Voice vim video: http://www.linuxvoice.com/learn-to-love-vim/ vim homepage: http://www.vim.org/index.php vim spellcheck: http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/spell.html Dave Morriss's vim hints HPR series: http://hackerpublicradio.org/series.php?id=82
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March 23, 2015
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Snow Plow Show – March 23rd, 2015 – You Have No Phone Calls
UtahKurt sponsors today's show where we call up people out of the phone book, impersonating the telephone company and letting them know that they don't have a phone call.
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HPR1731: Upgrading an old laptop
In July of 2010 I was given a laptop to repair by one of my friends, I couldn't figure out what was wrong with it despite hours of trial and error so eventually I got so frustrated with it that I just set it aside and forgot about for a while. Meanwhile my friend got another laptop so he told me I could keep it. For the rest of the post see: https://anthonyvenable110.wordpress.com/2011/10/10/upgrading-my-laptop/
March 20, 2015
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Snow Plow Show – March 20th, 2015 – The Carlito and RBCP Homeowners Association
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HPR1730: 5150 Shades of Beer 0005 River City Brewing Company Revisited
The great thing about brew pubs is that they always trying new beers so the customer experience doesnt become as stale asa half finished can of Budweiser let out overnight. That means I can return to the same place and experience a whole new vista of flavors. Such was the case last Sunday, when a social affair brought me withing blocks of the River City Brewing Company in Wichita Kansas. I had the forethought to be my three growlers for refilling, and by the time the meeting was of it was time for a burger and a beer anyway. Lets talk about the meal first. Having already tried their pizza and amazing Cuban sandwich on previous trips, this time a went for a burger. From the River City menu ( http://www.rivercitybrewingco.com/rcbmenu.pdf ) The Memphis Burger is topped with sweet pepper bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion strings and chipotle BBQ sauce. On top of all that, the hamburger was grilled to perfection, in my case that being exceedingly rare. (One of my Dads friends, every time he sees me eating a steak or a burger, always comments You know, Ive seen a critter hurt worse that that and live). I was most impressed by the onion strings. These are not the French fried onion rings that you find atop your green beans on Thanksgiving, but rather the most delicate strings of onion imaginable, battered and fried. I found myself wishing Id thought to order extra BBQ sauce for my French fries, which were hearty and sprinkled with fresh ground black pepper. Id never thought of peppering my fries before, but be assured Ill do so in the future. To accompany my burger, I selected the Breckenridge Bourbon Smoked Imperial Stout. It weighs in at 9.0%abv, so you get a smaller that average portion in an 11oz brandy snifter. While stouts are usually nearly as bitter as IPAs, I dont notice it as much when coupled with the beers bold flavor. Unlike IPAs, stouts tend to have enough malty richness to add balance. In the case of this beer, the barley is smoked over hazelnuts before fermentation, giving this beer its flavor and its name. Ive want to try a smoked stout since I heard Tracy Hotlz speak of them back on the old Podbrewers show. I dont think Id want to be restricted to an exclusive diet of smoked beers, but this was a welcome change from the ordinary, and a great compliment to my beefy repast. Truly an excellent brew. Now, on to the contents of my three growlers. I wish I could give you first impressions, but come on, I just couldnt wait for you folks. It was hard enough to wait for the containers to chill overnight in the fridge. The first beer is even more unique than the smoked stout. Donut Whole Love Affair #3 Pineapple Wit is made with actual pineapple donuts (from River Citys Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RiverCityBreweryCo/photos/a.555320064516059.1073741826.194563133925089/796375363743860/?type=1 ). The first taste you encounter is tart pineapple on the tip of your tongue joined by powdered sugar as the beer washes towards the back of you mouth. The sugar taste tends to stay with you between sips, but the whole effect is subtle and wonderful, not fruit juicy like a shandy. The wheat beer hovers in the background, not enough to obscure the donut, but blending the pastry taste into the breadyness of the beer. I didnt know what to expect of this beer when I ordered it, but I am most pleased I did. 5.65abv 11 IBUs 16oz Weizen Next, we have Pryze Fyter Red Rye. By far, this is the smoothest and richest rye beer Ive ever tasted. Im a big fan of rye beers, but they tend to be a little more harsh than wheat beers, and are of course more bitter. Like rye whiskey, rye beer is an acquired taste for many people, and best suited for those with a palette that craves bold flavors. According to the menu, Carmel malts, a copious amount of rye. Spicy, floral, earthy, and ready to smack you in the kisser. 5.6%abv 55 IBUs 16oz Nonic Finally, we have the Buffeit Bourbon Baltic Porter. Of the two bourbon barrel aged porters on the menu, my barman described this slightly sweeter. While Ive never been a fan of the woody tasting bourbons of Tennessee, barrel aging lends a roundness to beers, and compliments the roasted malts and the hops. This is the strongest of the beers I brought home, at 7.2%abv, 47IBUs, and would be served in a 13z Tulip glass. I made the mistake of not taking a beer menu home with me for documentation, as a list of currently available beers no longer appears on line. Chris Arnold took the time to scan a copy and send it to my e-mail. Thanks Chris. I dont think River City Brewing Company will mind me attaching the menu to my notes for you listeners to salivate over. There are two in particular Im sorry to have missed, the Stinky Pete Plum Saison (they always seems to be out of the raisin and plum beers) and the Emerald City Stout (a man has only so many growlers). That brings me to my next topic. Among the many interviews I want to do from Linux Fest next week, Im also going to visit the Free State Brewery, only a couple blocks away. I called ahead, and they wont fill other pubs growlers (thats going to cost you some points Free State). On the upside, Ill have a couple new growlers to add to my collection. Menu: http://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr1730.pdf
March 19, 2015
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HPR1729: Shield's Up - Wood Stove Heat Shield Project
The Problem: Wood stoves get really hot The solution: metal heat shield and airspace I describe how I used common materials and self designed a wood stove heat Shield. Hopefully there are pictures attached to this episode show notes so you can see just how well I described my project http://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr1729-Pictures_Shield_Up-Wood_Stove_Heat_Shield.pdf
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Snow Plow Show – March 13th, 2015 – Happy Birthday You Little Slut
Rick from Ohio is the sponsor of today's show, where we bother yet even more FedEx customers, we talk to the new owners of Walter White's drug empire home, and we order some custom cakes.
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Snow Plow Show – March 18th, 2015 – Supplemental Facebook Photos
Today's show is sponsored by Neonlikebjork and Mistress Morgan. They command me to remind you that Neon's show is called Neon Nights and it's on every Wednesday evening on Prank Call Nation and that you're a stupid hobo if you don't listen to it. In this show we call a couple bank customers and then a bunch of photo customers.
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HPR1728: Requested Topic: Favourite Browser Extensions
March 17, 2015
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HPR1727: Basic Mutt
Using a text email client such as Mutt is quite a learning experience. Here is some information to help you get started. The programs that Frank used to set up Mutt: Getting and Sorting Mail: Fetchmail http://sourceforge.net/projects/fetchmail/ Procmail and Formail http://www.procmail.org/ Reading and Composing Mail: Mutt http://www.mutt.org/ Sending Mail: msmtp http://msmtp.sourceforge.net/ These are the references that Frank found most helpful: Configuring Mutt: Quickstart Guide to Mutt: http://docs.huihoo.com/gentoo/resources/document-listing/guide-to-mutt.html Calmar on Mutt: http://www.calmar.ws/mutt/ Feeding the Cloud: Handling multiple identities/accounts in mutt: http://feeding.cloud.geek.nz/posts/handling-multiple-identitiesaccounts-in/ Procmail (the UMBC link is a great introduction to procmail and procmail's regex): Mail Filtering with Procmail: http://userpages.umbc.edu/~ian/procmail.html#example http://www.linux-mag.com/id/826/ Some Text Browsers (for help in parsing HTML emails) Lynx http://lynx.isc.org/ Links http://www.jikos.cz/~mikulas/links/ elinks http://elinks.or.cz/ w3m http://w3m.sourceforge.net/
March 16, 2015
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Snow Plow Show – March 16th, 2015 – Hobo Houses
Michael Foster won today's raffle of being a sponsor for the show. Congratulations, Michael! You win nothing! In this show we pit hobo home owners with a beautiful mansion owner and we call a few customers from a hair salon.
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HPR1726: 15 Excuses not to Record a show for HPR
Inspired by a recent meeting with Ken Fallon at Fossdem, Knightwise presents 15 excuses not to record for Hacker Public Radio. I don't have the right Gear It doesn't sound so polished I don't know how to upload I don't have a radio voice I don't have the time I'm shy I don't have anything to say The stuff I know about is realy niche and noone will be interested What if I get negative comments Who would listen to my show anyway I've never done this before I'll get around to it someday I recorded a show but I'm too afraid to submit it It takes me a long time to edit out the "um" and "er" I don't know enough about audio editing yet
March 13, 2015
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HPR1725: 49 - LibreOffice Calc - Creating a Template with Styles
The last few tutorials have looked at the techniques you need to master to use Styles and Templates effectively, but putting these into practice is essential to understanding them, I believe. So it is time for us to actually built a Template that incorporates a few styles and put the whole package together. For my example, I am going to create something useful for a consultant who needs to keep track of time for billing customers. http://www.ahuka.com/?page_id=961 http://www.ahuka.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Billable-Time.zip http://www.ahuka.com/?page_id=1075
March 12, 2015
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HPR1724: Vim Hints 002
Vim Ate my Homework In this episode I want to look at how to keep your work secure with Vim. Next episode we will look at how to create and edit files. Avoiding data loss with a backup The best place to start is with the configuration file which we met last episode. As we saw, this is usually $HOME/.vimrc. However, it can also be $HOME/.vim/vimrc, which is actually recommended since it keeps all Vim files in the same place. I use the former, since that's the way I have always done it. Let's add some options to this file. Configuration options consist of command mode commands. Actually, to be precise about it, any Vim Script expression may be written there. First it's a good idea to ensure that Vim runs with all of its standard features enabled. The option for this is called compatible (meaning compatible with Vi), which we need to turn off. This is done with the option: set nocompatible Next, it's highly advisable to make Vim generate a backup file whenever it opens a file for editing. The backup file has the same name as the original file with a tilde appended. The configuration command is: set backup The backup file is a copy of the file which existed before editing started. By default the backup file is saved in the same directory as the file being edited. If this is a problem (and to me this is not), then it is possible to tell Vim to save backups in a fixed place. This is done with the command set backupdir= followed by a list of directories. For example: set backupdir=~/.backup,.,/tmp If you were to add this to your configuration file, Vim would save backups in a top-level directory ~/.backup (which must already exist), then if this fails it will save in the current directory, falling back to /tmp if all else fails. Whether you do this is up to you. I would suggest you do not, at least not until you are more experienced with Vim. Undoing and redoing changes Vim can undo changes you make to a file. This is useful if a change was the wrong change or in the wrong place. It can also redo the undone change. The u command in normal mode undoes the last change. The redo function is invoked by pressing the Ctrl key while pressing r. This key sequence is normally represented as CTRL-R. Vim keeps a record of the changes, so successive u commands undo successive changes back in time. Conversely, CTRL-R redoes the undone changes forward in time. Normally the change history is lost when Vim exits, but two configuration options can be used to save it. The undofile option ensures change history is written to a file and undodir shows the (pre-existing) directory which is to hold these files. set undodir=~/.vim/undodir set undofile It can be a little surprising if you press u in a file you have just opened in Vim to find that it undoes something you changed last time you edited it! However, on the whole I think this is a great feature. File recovery The Swap File By default Vim uses a recovery mechanism where it generates a swap file. Under Unix and Linux this file has a name built from the name of the file being edited with a dot prepended (making it a hidden file) and with the extension ".swp". So, if you were editing the file testfile the swap file would be a file called .testfile.swp in the same directory. It is possible to make Vim write the swap file elsewhere, such as on another partition. You can also turn this recovery capability off. It is probably advisable to use the default settings while you are learning Vim. The swap file is updated after typing 200 characters or when you have not typed anything for four seconds. The swap file is deleted as soon as Vim stops editing the file. Recovery Case 1: there are changes in the swap file If something bad happens during an editing session, such as the loss of power, the swap file will remain after the event. If you know that you need to recover your edit session then you can simply type the following in the directory where the file you were editing exists: vim -r filename You will see a message such as the following: Using swap file ".testfile3.swp" Original file "~/testfile3" Recovery completed. You should check if everything is OK. (You might want to write out this file under another name and run diff with the original file to check for changes) You may want to delete the .swp file now. Press ENTER or type command to continue See the explanation on the Vim wiki. Alternatively, when you try to edit a file you were editing at the time of the failure Vim will detect the presence of a swap file and alert you with a message such as: E325: ATTENTION Found a swap file by the name ".testfile2.swp" owned by: hprdemo dated: Fri Feb 13 15:33:41 2015 file name: ~hprdemo/testfile2 modified: YES user name: hprdemo host name: i7-desktop process ID: 16181 While opening file "testfile2" dated: Sat Dec 6 18:34:32 2014 (1) Another program may be editing the same file. If this is the case, be careful not to end up with two different instances of the same file when making changes. Quit, or continue with caution. (2) An edit session for this file crashed. If this is the case, use ":recover" or "vim -r testfile2" to recover the changes (see ":help recovery"). If you did this already, delete the swap file ".testfile2.swp" to avoid this message. Swap file ".testfile2.swp" already exists! [O]pen Read-Only, (E)dit anyway, (R)ecover, (D)elete it, (Q)uit, (A)bort: Vim here is indicating that there are unsaved changes that can be recovered. It is also warning that if someone is editing the same file (such as you in another window) this might account for the presence of the swap file. Assuming it's appropriate, you can recover the changes and continue editing by pressing r at the above prompt. You will see messages such as the ones above relating to the vim -r filename example. Be aware that if you continue editing the original swap file will continue to exist and you will get the same message again next time you edit the file. Vim will create a new swap file (called /home/hprdemo/.testfile2.swo in this case) to protect the new editing session. This situation can be a little confusing if you have not encountered it before. There are a number of ways you can resolve this: You can save the recovered file and exit Vim (type :wq). You can then edit the same file all over again. You will see almost the same message as before, but you can now delete the swap file by pressing d. The message you see the second time round will contain the additional warning that the file you are editing is newer than the swap file - that is because you just saved a new copy of it! You can save the file and exit Vim as above, but then explicitly delete the swap file. In the example you would do this by typing: rm .testfile2.swp As before you can save the file but this time without exiting Vim (type :w). Then tell Vim to re-edit the current file with the command :e. You will then see the warning about there being a swap file, and you can type d to delete it. Case 2: there are no changes in the swap file If, when you see the message about finding a swap file you see that there are no changes to recover you can just delete the swap file by pressing d. You can then continue with editing the file as normal. Don't Panic! This recovery process is complex because Vim is trying to ensure that you are protected against losing your changes. As it says in the Vim manual DON'T PANIC! Summary The configuration file should contain the following: set nocompatible set backup set undodir=~/.vim/undodir set undofile Use u in normal mode to undo a change Use CTRL-R in normal mode to redo an undone change Re-starting Vim after a crash will invoke a recovery dialogue Links Vim Script (vimscript or viml) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vim_script Recovering files (Vim Wiki) http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Recovering_files Recovery after a crash http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/recover.html Vim Community http://www.vim.org/ Vim Tips Wiki http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Vim_Tips_Wiki
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Brush Shredders
Does anyone have any pro and con about garden brush shredders? I've been looking for some sort of comparison guide. It would be so nice to make piles and piles of carbonaceous matrix type material from all the lovely things now turning in for winter. I am dreaming of how I could build up the soil if I could just get it into smaller bits.
I had a gasoline powered chipper/shredder when I lived in SF. It worked ok, but then I ran out of things to chip and shred. But it did make good mulch. And I didn't want to mulch things like Russian thistle, because those things will seed anywhere.
If I had smaller green stuff, I would have gotten one of those electric shredders.
But I did have a devil of a time getting my compost to start up. It was so dry that I had to water it every day, and even then I had problems.
If you've got a lot of green up there, I'd do one of those electric things, or lay the green stuff out and shred it with a mower.
Here is a link that might be useful: Desert Gardens
I have a gasoline powered chipper/shredder, also. It's my second chipper/shredder as the first was stolen from my yard. I purchased both from Sears. The 2nd has plastic housing that the vibration from the operation of it caused to crack and warp. It is now in pieces on the floor of my garage, waiting to be put back together with the replacement parts. I would recommend looking for a chipper shredder that doesn't have plastic parts! Mine is 10 HP. I use the chipper/shredder year round to create mulch that I use all over my yard. I shred trimmings from bushes, leaves and lots of pine needles. The pine needles (from my parents mountain house) make the best mulch imaginable: attractive, keeps moisture up, weeds down, doesn't blow away, decomposes slowly and eventually adds a little acid to our alkaline soil. The mulch eventually gets worked into the soil and improves the arability.
I use a twin barrel system to compost yard and household vegetable waste. I am careful of what I put through the chipper or add to the compost. I won't use plants that reseed freely because I can't quarantee that my composter temps get high enough to kill the seed. With the barrel retaining the moisture, I rarely have to add water, even in my arid climate.


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Upstate SC Plant and Seed Swap Date
The Upstate SC plant and seed swap will be September 20th (2008). Anyone interested who has not already given me their email address needs to contact me via this website.
Who is coming? I'm excited. Erin and I will come together, we live in the same town (right around the corner from each other actually) and just met through GW! Erin had the idea that maybe we could start a thread for those of us who will be there and check out each other's lists and stuff and maybe even set up some trades ahead of time so that we'll have an idea of who is looking for what and what to bring. If we have an idea of what to bring we can probably load the truck up.
It will take place in Greer, SC which is halfway between Greenville and Spartanburg and 1.5 hrs away from Charlotte, NC. I will provide more specific details to those who email me via this website or whose emails I already have. (Yes, Dibbit, you're on my list and so is everyone else above). As the time get closer, I will send an email to all on the list and we can communicate with each other directly so we don't clog up this site.
Thanks Sandi! It would be great to communicate so we have an idea of what and how much to bring. I know Erin and I each have a lot of plants and a nice variety too, if only we can figure out which ones are most desired by the other people who are coming. :) So excited.. this is my first plant swap "event." I've traded by mail quite a lot and done some in-person individual plant trades but never a group plant swap. I hope this is a huge success. Can't wait to meet everyone.
Sandi, we are in Raleigh but still have our home in Taylors. If I can arrange to be in SC that weekend, I would love try to come to your swap in Sept. Here is a link to my Trade page which I will be updating soon to reflect the seed and plants that I have added this summer. http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/ralphw
Here is a link that might be useful: My Plant and Seed Trade List
Hi, Sandi - I am a Massachusetts girl who is being transplanted to - Greer, SC! - hopefully by September of 08. Obviously I will not have plants, but I am a seedaholic, and if I am there by then (keep your fingers crossed that my house sells soon!), I would love to be a part of this.
I will email you soon if I don't hear from you. I am also curious to know about where you were transplanted from, and how you like the Greer area. I've heard absolutely nothing but positive things about it, and although I've never been there, my husband loves it.
Looking forward to connecting with SC gardeners!
Awesome, Kim, I'm originally from Maine! If your house doesn't sell in time, we can trade seeds by mail until it does. Keep in touch with me via email at "My Page".
Ralph's idea of using the trades list for knowing what people have or want is a good one. I'll try to post a message with how-to instructions if I can remember how to get back to it myself. The gw people do not make it easy!
One way to provide a link to your Exchange Page when typing a message is to add your Member Name at the end of the following and type it in the block below that asks for Optional Link URL: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/(your user name here). If you have not created an Exchange Page, you can access yours by clicking on Member Pages at the bottom of this page. When you have created your Trade Lists, be sure to save them before leaving the site.
Sandi, I have a question. Why don't you want us talking about the swap here?
If it is allowed to be an open dicussion we will be able to know what ppl are wanting and who will be coming, and it is easier for ppl to list what they have available and what they want then for us to have to go check out their pages and contact them.
And besides, that is what this forum was designed for when it was set-up. Please reconsider you statement about posting to each other through private email.
Usually there is a seperate thread started with the heading with something like: Upstate swap trades or something like that. Talking about them on here makes it more fun and other ppl see that and want to come too.
The big trade that TJ holds in Gardner they bring food and make it a at least half day event, so they even start threads with something like: Foods for Raleigh swap.
I am not using this by any means as suggestions as to how to run your swap, I am just using it as an example to let you know it is ok and fun to use this forum as a sounding board for the upcoming swap.
Hope you don't think I am trying to step on your toes cuz I am not. I just love getting more excited about the upcoming event. Talking with everyone is so much more fun:).
Thanks for hosting this by the way,
I don't have too much now but I could take some cuttings and have some stuff by then. I am kind of interested in what others might be interested in though. I have the following plants currently:
8-9 4 inch pots of pothos already rooted. Each has several pieces in it.
2 4 in pots of arrowhead vine already rooted with a few pieces in each.
2-3 rooted african violet pieces. They are rooted but they are one leaf stuck in dirt lol. It takes a while for them to actually form a full plant but one leaf will do it.
I can possibly have:
More Arrowhead Vine
More Golden Pothos
More african violet
Mother in Law's tounge (limited)
Purple Heart Wandering Jew
Aglaonema commutatum Silver King (limited)
Dieffenbachia (limited)
Mexican Sage (limited)
Russian Sage
Garden Variety Sage
French Lavender
Provence Lavender
Lady Lavender (limited)
Small clumps of common and variegated gold and silver thyme.
Rosemary (limited)
Landscape Plants
Dusty Miller
Variegated Vinca
3 varieties of hibiscus
Orange Mint
Chocolate Mint
And that is about all I can remember at the moment.
If anyone is interested in those particular plants please let me know and I'll plunk some in the dirt to have ready.. or make sure I collect some seed for those plants.
I know I need to work on making an exchange list lol.. just figured for the moment I would put some stuff out there.
Just checking out some lists to see what everyone was looking for. Gnomey, I have some garden variety purple balloon flowers I can get some seeds from (none quite ripe yet) or making cuttings of and I actually have one spring of pineapple sage growing off to the side of the plant that I can dig up. I also have a pink Clethra. I'm not sure of the variety but can get seeds or cuttings from that as well. Here is a photo:
I think seeds for that won't be ripe until later in the fall but could send some then...
Arg.. all I saw was September. I didn't even think to look at the actual date (I'm real bad add lol) and that Saturday is my soon to be 14 year old Daughter's birthday. That pretty much counts me out unless she wants to go which is possible because she loves plants and has a little garden of her own but... I don't know.
aezarien, I hope you will be able to come! I also would love to know how you styled your GW member page like that. It looks great! Where did you enter your CSS? I've been designing websites from scratch since 1997 but have no idea how to work with things like facebook, gw, myspace, etc.
aezarien, I love your page, super cool. I have been trying to change my member pages all month and it will not take my new info...don't know what is up with that. It is weird.
I do hope you are able to come, bring your daugther, I am sure she will have a good time.
Where is everybody? I know there are more upstate and lower NCians around here then just us!
:) Fran
Erin, there are currently quite a few people on my list that have shown interest in coming that have not posted within this thread. I first suggested this swap back in the early Spring but decided at that time to wait until Fall. Back then there were only 6 or 8 people interested. I think the current list has grown to over 20 people.
Fran, if you'd rather post your wants and haves here, that's fine. I don't always remember to log in to GW to check the thread but now that I know some lists will be posted here, I'll have to try harder to check in more frequently.
Steph, no need to email me again. You're on my list.
Thanks Sandi, I am glad you don't have a problem with us discussing what we have/want.
I think it should be posted on the actual exchange side and use this one just for those who are signing up. If that is ok with you.
That way you will know if there are new post here it is for those expressing interest in coming, how's that?
Thanks again Sandi, I am glad there is going to be a swap closer to me :)!!!
:) Fran
Hey, Ralph, I saw you have Angelonias on your want list. I have extra Purple Stripe which has a purple and white striped flower!
I have not had time to update my trade page or see exactly what else I may have. BUT I always have grape hyacinths to share! I also have Penstemon Huskers Red that I can divide and can get cuttings from a confederate rose. Usually have elephant ears or cannas, but they are just not doing anything this year.


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After Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1 release, IE increased its market share by 0.03% (from 74.80% to 74.83%) for a first time since October, 2007. Continue Reading
Lost Firefox Bookmarks?
Have you lost your Firefox bookmarks? Don't panic yet. There's a great tip by FirefoxFacts which could help you to recover them. As it says
What they were not aware of is that you may not have totally lost your Firefox boomarks at all.
If you think that you've lost them, feel free to check this article. It might be able help you.
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Firefox Security? Here We Go Again
It looks like there are some issues with the Firefox 2 Vietnamese Language Pack 2.0. According to bugzilla.mozilla.org, file contains malicious code. Language pack author PC was infected with the virus so it can't directly affect you. However, you will still see banner ads.
I wonder if anyone from Mozilla is *really* running some checks before releasing add-ons and/or language packs to public…
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Readers' Choice Awards 2008 (Linux)
Time for some awards. This time it's "The Readers' Choice Awards 2008 (Linux)".
Of course, there was the favorite web browser category as well. So who've won? It's Firefox. As you can see from the results below, it received a total of 86% votes. Opera and Konqueror received less than 5% of Linux community votes. Continue Reading
Pretty Colors – Firefox 3 Color Profile Support
This one is really interesting find. Deb Richardson always wondered why photos (colors to be exact) do look different in Photoshop and Firefox 2. As it turns out, this is due color profile support which Firefox 2 doesn't support. The good news is that Firefox 3 supports color profiles, although it's disabled by default. To see what it is all about, check the picture below: Continue Reading
Firefox 3 Beta 5 vs. Opera 9.5 Beta 2 (Memory Usage)
Just after Opera 9.5 Beta 2 release, Avencius.nl decided to test Firefox 3 Beta 5 and Opera 9.5 Beta 2 Memory Usage. Who've won this race? I don't know, you tell me :-)
Firefox 188.8.131.52 Released
The Firefox 22.214.171.124 – a security update and is now available for you to download. There's only one security fix in this release and it is market as "critical": Crash in JavaScript garbage collector. This one is now fixed.
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Smart Copy and Paste Using Firefox
Have you ever wanted more advanced copy and paste functions? If so, you may consider reading Percy's blog post.
Percy Cabello writes about some great Firefox add-ons which extends those functions.
The article includes: One click copy, copying open page addresses, many link addresses copying in one click and copying using different formats. Sounds interesting? Its surely is.
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Firefox 3 Beta 5 vs. Safari 3.1 vs. Opera 9.5 Beta (Memory)
Ready for some more browsers fights? OK, I know that this is not a "fancy" test, it's a basic one, but still interesting to check, right?
I've tested April 8th nightly/weekly releases from Firefox, Safari and Opera teams. Continue Reading
Firefox 3 Beta 5 Beats Opera 9.5 Beta and Safari 3.1?
After yesterdays Adrian Kingsley benchmark test (Firefox 3.0 Beta 5 vs. Safari 3.1 on Mac OS X), I've decided to add Opera 9.5 Beta and run them on Windows machine.
Used latest browsers builds (nightly or weekly, all released on April 8th. So how were the results? They've actually shocked me a bit, so here you go:
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2011 Delhi HC blast: Charges of waging war framed against Wasim Malik
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A special NIA court today framed additional charges, including that of waging war against India, on Wasim Akram Malik, arrested for his alleged role in the September 2011 Delhi High Court blast that left 15 dead.
During an in-chamber hearing, District Judge I S Mehta framed additional charges under sections 121 (waging war against country), 121A (conspiring to commit certain offences against the State), 122 (collecting arms with intention of waging war against Govt) and 123 (concealing with intent to felicitate a design to wage war) of IPC against Malik, sources said.
Subsequent to framing of the charges, Malik pleaded not guilty and claimed trial after which the judge fixed the matter for April 1 for recording of evidence in the case. Recording of evidence will begin with the examination of co-accused-turned-approver Amir Abbas Dev.
Dev was arrested by National Investigation Agency (NIA) for his alleged role in the case but had later turned approver and was granted pardon by the judge. The trial court had earlier declined the plea of NIA to prosecute Malik under the stringent charge of waging was against India which entails maximum punishment of death penalty, but the high court had ruled otherwise.
The Delhi High Court had on December 3 last year ordered the trial court to frame charges of waging war against the country against Malik, who is currently in jail.
The trial court had on October 1 last year framed charges, including that of murder, against Malik under IPC,the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Explosive Substance Act for his alleged role in the terror attack at the high court's reception area.