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Technology notes from Santa Barbara, California

I think that all I have out of these ingredients is the coffee, but it sounds tasty!

I think that all I have out of these ingredients is the coffee, but it sounds tasty!

— 4 days ago
#keoke-coffee 
"it seems to take a very unique combination of technology, talent, business and marketing and luck to make significant change in our industry. It hasn’t happened that often.
- Steve Jobs (1994)"
— 4 days ago
#Steve Jobs  #Apple  #technology  #business  #marketing 
"Computer games don’t affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we’d all be running around in darkened rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music."
Marcus Brigstocke
— 1 week ago
#Computer games  #Pac Man 
Screen reference for Linux

Starting screen
To start screen, enter the following command:
screen
General commands
Note: Every screen command begins with Ctrl-a .

Ctrl-a c Create new window (shell)
Ctrl-a k Kill the current window
Ctrl-a w List all windows (the current window is marked with “*”)
Ctrl-a 0-9 Go to a window numbered 0-9
Ctrl-a n Go to the next window
Ctrl-a Ctrl-a Toggle between the current and previous window
Ctrl-a [ Start copy mode
Ctrl-a ] Paste copied text
Ctrl-a ? Help (display a list of commands)
Ctrl-a Ctrl-\ Quit screen
Ctrl-a D (Shift-d) Power detach and logout
Ctrl-a d Detach but keep shell window open
Press the Spacebar or Enter to end a command.

To copy a block

To get into copy mode, press Ctrl-a [ .

To move the cursor, press the h , j , k , and l (the letter l) keys. The 0 (the number 0) or ^ (the caret) moves to the start of the line and $ (the dollar sign) moves to the end of the line. Ctrl-b scrolls the cursor back one page and Ctrl-f scrolls forward one page. To set the left and right margins of copy, press c and C (Shift-c). The Spacebar starts selecting the text and ends selecting the text. To abort copy mode, press Ctrl-g .

To paste a block

To paste the copied text to the current window (as many times as you want), press Ctrl-a ] .

Other commands

To run a program or execute any Unix command in a new window, at the Unix prompt, enter:
screen unixcommand
Above, replace unixcommand with the appropriate command name.

To automatically start several windows when you run screen, create a .screenrc file in your home directory and put screen commands in it.

To quit screen (kill all windows in the current session), press Ctrl-a Ctrl-\ .

The man pages for screen are quite readable and make a good tutorial. At the Unix prompt, enter:

man screen
(taken directly from Indiana University)

— 2 weeks ago
#linux  #screen  #command  #bash  #shell 
This is the best Mac flair I have ever seen

(via partyended)
This is the best Mac flair I have ever seen

(via partyended)

— 2 weeks ago with 34 notes
#Mac  #apple  #envy  #snow white 

How awesome is this? A Guido talk!

— 2 weeks ago
#Python  #django  #google  #google-apps  #apps 
Interesting thought, but it is all rumors until something is proven.

Interesting thought, but it is all rumors until something is proven.

— 3 weeks ago
#google  #hacked  #attacked 
incredible CSS trickery…

incredible CSS trickery…

— 1 month ago
#css 
are2:


nevver:

Apple II



Oh yea! It makes line graphs? Where can I get one of these?

are2:

nevver:

Apple II

Oh yea! It makes line graphs? Where can I get one of these?

— 1 month ago with 94 notes
#apple