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andrewpearson.org blog: Fedora Annoyance: Needs XX MB on the /boot filesystem
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2012/01/fedora-annoyance-needs-xx-mb-on-boot.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Tuesday, January 10, 2012. Fedora Annoyance: Needs XX MB on the /boot filesystem. This post is quite a bit different from my other posts thus far on this blog (which have been about Android programming), but I decided to include it because I find this problem pretty irritating, and I think that yum should have some sort of option to deal with it automatically. Installing package kernel-3.1.0-7.fc16.x86 64 needs 9MB on the /boot filesystem. The output from u...
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andrewpearson.org blog: How To Bypass The Wikipedia SOPA / PIPA Blackout Page
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2012/01/how-to-bypass-wikipedia-sopa-pipa.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Tuesday, January 17, 2012. How To Bypass The Wikipedia SOPA / PIPA Blackout Page. If you are interested in the mechanics of this "blackout" banner, read on:. Inspecting the scripts running on the page, I see this one:. Http:/ meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php? Inside, we get this:. Original referer=' encodeURIComponent( window.location ) '&text=' encodeURIComponent( 'I support #wikipediablackout! Campaign": "English Wikipedia Blackout",. Landing page': targets...
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andrewpearson.org blog: Vibe Vault V3.0
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2011/07/vibe-vault-v30.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Friday, July 29, 2011. Vibe Vault V3.0. To say the least, it's been cool to see our app catch on. The glorious and somewhat meteoric rise of Vibe Vault:. If you don't already have Vibe Vault (or you haven't given us a rating), check us out on the Android Market: https:/ market.android.com/details? Id=com.code.android.vibevault&feature=search result. Anyway, thanks for your support, and feel free to leave some feedback. Posted by Andrew Pearson. I have a rat...
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andrewpearson.org blog: July 2010
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2010_07_01_archive.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Friday, July 30, 2010. Another common task in smartphone app development is parsing a webpage. Maybe you want to display a subset of the data on the page to the user of your app. Maybe you are parsing the webpage for information that your app will use internally. Either way, the Android API does not provide an easy way to do this; thus the necessity of this. Though it doesn't fully support XPATH features (more on this in a bit) like its competitor, TagSoup.
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andrewpearson.org blog: Android: Why To Use JSON And How To Use It
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2010/07/android-why-to-use-json-and-how-to-use.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Android: Why To Use JSON And How To Use It. It is a pretty common task in smartphone application development to query a website for some information, do a bit of processing, and present it to the user in a different form. There are two different main ways of going about this:. 1) Just download a whole webpage and use an HTML or XML parser to try and extract the information which you want. First, you need your JSON query. I am goi...
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andrewpearson.org blog: Melodotron
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2010/09/melodotron.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Monday, September 13, 2010. I officially now have an app on the Android market. It is called the melodotron. Check out the Melodtron's main page. The program is completely open source. Better yet, check it out on the Android app market. Posted by Andrew Pearson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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andrewpearson.org blog: July 2011
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2011_07_01_archive.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Friday, July 29, 2011. Vibe Vault V3.0. To say the least, it's been cool to see our app catch on. The glorious and somewhat meteoric rise of Vibe Vault:. If you don't already have Vibe Vault (or you haven't given us a rating), check us out on the Android Market: https:/ market.android.com/details? Id=com.code.android.vibevault&feature=search result. Anyway, thanks for your support, and feel free to leave some feedback. Posted by Andrew Pearson.
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andrewpearson.org blog: Android HTML Parsing
http://blog.andrewpearson.org/2010/07/android-html-parsing.html
Andrew Pearson's Little Corner of the Internet. Friday, July 30, 2010. Another common task in smartphone app development is parsing a webpage. Maybe you want to display a subset of the data on the page to the user of your app. Maybe you are parsing the webpage for information that your app will use internally. Either way, the Android API does not provide an easy way to do this; thus the necessity of this. Though it doesn't fully support XPATH features (more on this in a bit) like its competitor, TagSoup.
