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Tic Tac Toe in AngularJS
Just completed the AngularJS implementation of Tic Tac Toe. It is a static page on this site (just like the Lot Area Calculator).
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Gradle with Local Archiva Publish
This shows the way to get gradle to use a local Archiva server to publish your project artifacts. IMPORTANT: You must configure your “guest” user in Archiva to have the correct permissions (roles) to publish to the Archiva server. To … Continue reading
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Gradle with Local Archiva
This shows the way to get gradle to use a local Archiva server to resolve dependencies (where the Archiva server in turn resolves to maven central). (Side comment: documentation for gradle is sparse, incomplete and out-of-date – e.g. ‘mavenRepo’ shows … Continue reading
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Ubuntu 14.04 VirtualBox Resolution
Want something other than 640×480 with Ubuntu running in VirtualBox 4.3.x? Follow these instructions. From http://codsplaice.blogspot.com/2014/02/a-quick-post-on-how-to-get-ubuntu-1404.html sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) sudo apt-get install dkms build-essential Then mount the install CD image for the … Continue reading
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Vnc Vino Ubuntu Security fix
To enable remote desktop in Ubuntu when “Settings” no longer shows the icon for “Desktop Sharing” or “Remote Desktop”, type: $ vino-preferences When your VNC client fails to connect with an error like “No matching security types” or “No security … Continue reading
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Oracle Adds License to oracle-java7-installer and Now It Fails
For automatic provisioning that installs the official Oracle Java package, many paths lead to WebUpd8Team/java PPA and www.webupd8.org. Currently, the apt-get-install oracle-java7-installer command will fail, leaving a file at /var/cache/oracle-jdk7-installer/jdk-7u51-linux-*.tar.gz that is a plain .html file that contains “Sorry! In … Continue reading
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Groovy Badness: Turn a List into a Map
I’ve always enjoyed finding bugs in languages. I still fondly recall finding a bug in Perl concerning the “while () { .. }” construct and file names that evaluate to ‘false’, like a file named “0”, for example. More recently, … Continue reading
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Core 4770K Build
Some facts on the CPU: it is currently #24 on PassMark [10,121] cpubenchmark.net. Ahead of it are the Xeon E5-2xxx, the AMD FX-9590, and a few Core i7s (48xxK, 49xxK and 39xxK). A short while ago the 4770K was #17 … Continue reading
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Custom build specifications for Amazon EC2 cr1.8xlarge
Ever wonder what the big Amazon instances would cost if you bought one (instead of rented)? Here is an attempt to answer that question. Note: Amazon EC2 provides more than just the hardware (e.g. network connectivity and bandwidth, for starters), … Continue reading
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Amazon EC2 PassMark per ECU
Ever wondered what an Amazon ECU is worth in terms of a PassMark-CPU Mark value? (see cpubenchmark.net for PassMark scores). One way to calculate the PassMark per ECU value comes directly from Amazon’s information where they describe the hardware behind … Continue reading
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