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Albeit probably for someone who already has been in an established career, Mr. Boehlke has some great perspective here.
Just change the default search engine for Chrome to google.com and when I google I preferred http://www.google.com/ncr for no country redirect : )
How to download mms
Sometimes, I want to watch my e-learning video when I have no internet access. If I want to do that, I need to go to SIT library which is my faculty’s library, borrow e-learning CD and copy to my computer.
This tips I got it from this link and I have adapted it in to my way. That is I put this to simple shell script and I hope this post might helps everyone who want to download streaming video with Microsoft Media Server, e.g., “mms://”. This is especially good for Mac and Linux users.
Prerequisites
- VLC
- basic shell script knowledge
How to
1. looking for mms in html source code
2. copy this command or save it in script
3. run it, VLC will keep downloading, don’t close it
Yeah love this song : )
Just installed homebrew today, and change some Eclipse key binding for “Next Editor” and “Previous Editor”.
Some vim and bash tips
Today, I just move from Terminal.app to iTerm2. It’s very effective and support 256 colors. Now I changed from emacs to vim again because emacs is too slow and very hard for me. In vim, it is very easy to install some plugin, you just unzip it in your ~/.vim folder and voila! it works instantly such as snipMate.
And the gist below is my updated .profile file today
My updated vimrc
For more information about bash color prompt and vim color scheme. These links may help you :)
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-tip-prompt/ https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Color_Bash_Prompt http://code.google.com/p/vimcolorschemetest/
2 days with emacs
Last weekend, I spent time with emacs about 2 days. I got a hook with this editor because of its plugins and numerous features. I have edited .emacs file on my $HOME; at the fist time it’s very hard. But when it’s finish, it’s a very cool editor or probably small IDE. Previously, I intimate with vim, since last 2 days I have try some emacs plugin like auto-complete, flymake, pymacs, yasnippet and a lot more. Now, I’m trying to get used to emacs. In the future, I think this could be my favorite Python IDE. If you want to use emacs as your text editor, this link may be helped.
