Paint, a photo by olleolleolle on Flickr. We have new digs, and they are becoming so grand and beautiful. I just want to share images with you. In this image, you can see that there is no floor. That is … Continue reading
When working with unit testing in PHP, you might already be using my favorite PHP unit testing tool PHPUnit. If you are, perhaps you’ve heard of the TicketListener interface. No? Then read on. Raphael Stolt closes GitHub issues from his … Continue reading
Removing the 3 ring tone that plays to people calling your number: Log in to Mitt Tre Click on the “Abbonnemang” tab Find the Settings tab, and click on the ad-like box that says “FriendTones” (or use this direct link … Continue reading
There is a Swiss army knife of video handling that’s called ffmpeg. A real workhorse. See examples of what it can do. Those are 19 real-world use-cases for this command-line tool. ffmpeg’s website says: FFmpeg is a complete, cross-platform solution … Continue reading
Yesterday, at Forskningsavdelningen (geeking every Tuesday night!) we had a blazingly fast run-through of web tools. This link-dump will probably be amended. I had time to set up a Redis, and do a test run with Rediska – a PHP … Continue reading
I have yet to start using the popular package management system Homebrew (brew install postgres), so I was happy to find the simple, graphical Porticus package browser, written by a Richard Laing. Porticus is a Cocoa GUI for the MacPorts … Continue reading
Weaving at home Originally uploaded by olleolleolle This picture is now a part of a huge collection of images of looms. I just love the Internet for that.
When not using ack, my favorite search tool, you can still exclude SVN folders. Here is an example of me looking for a file: $ find . -not \( -name .svn -prune \) -name ‘EosController*’ ./web/models/controllers/EosController.php ./web/models/controllers/EosControllerTest.php This mode of … Continue reading
Here is a list of very simple bugs to fix, to make PEAR better: Deprecation bugs for PEAR code. I fixed two. The list was a wee bit shorter when I reloaded its tab. How many of these bugs remain?