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Reviewboard on Linux and Windows Domain | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? March 13, 2013. Comments No Comments on Reviewboard on Linux and Windows Domain. Reviewboard on Linux and Windows Domain. At work we recently started to use ReviewBoard. As code review tool. I installed it on a Ubuntu 12.04 VM as the Windows support is riddled with problems (RB has abandoned official Windows support – so it might work or it might not). Following the instructions for installing it on Linux. Reboot and then join the domain.
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chriswue | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? March 14, 2013. Comments 28 Comments on Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux. Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux. Recently I was working on a Linux VM which was running out of disk space and I wanted to increase the available space. I didn’t want to just add another drive and mount is separately but to to increase the size of the root partition. The VM I was working on is a stock Ubuntu 12.10 Desktop install. Create a new ...
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Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? March 14, 2013. Comments 28 Comments on Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux. Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux. Recently I was working on a Linux VM which was running out of disk space and I wanted to increase the available space. I didn’t want to just add another drive and mount is separately but to to increase the size of the root partition. The VM I was working on is a stock Ubuntu 12.10 Desktop install. Create a new ...
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April | 2011 | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? Monthly Archives: April 2011. April 11, 2011. Comments No Comments on GetType() weirdness in .NET. GetType() weirdness in .NET. Following up this question on stackoverflow. I stumbled across some weird issues regarding. Cannot be overridden but hidden. Is not virtual for very good reasons and therefor one cannot override it the following is possible:. Class MyClass { public new Type GetType() { return typeof(string); } }. In C#) which rel...
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Value types and null in C# | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? March 10, 2011. Comments No Comments on Value types and null in C#. Value types and null in C#. Recently I came across one of the edge cases in C#. I needed a method to combine a list of items to a string. So I wrote an extension method for that:. Public static string StringJoin T (this IEnumerable T list, string separator, Func T, string converter) { return string.Join(separator, list.Select(converter).ToArray() ; }. Don’t try to f...
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March | 2013 | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? Monthly Archives: March 2013. March 14, 2013. Comments 28 Comments on Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux. Live resizing of an ext4 filesytem on linux. Recently I was working on a Linux VM which was running out of disk space and I wanted to increase the available space. I didn’t want to just add another drive and mount is separately but to to increase the size of the root partition. First: Increase the disk size. Create a new exte...
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October | 2011 | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? Monthly Archives: October 2011. October 29, 2011. Comments No Comments on Thoughts on RAID and NAS – Part 1. Thoughts on RAID and NAS – Part 1. Together with 4GB RAM, some case fans, CPU cooler, some decent wireless gear, a cold spare HDD and 5.25″ - 3.5″ mounting brackets the total price of the system clocked in at just under NZ$1900 – not bad. While an of-the-shelf 4 bay NAS would have been about NZ$400-500...Well, what happens when you...
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ListView with dynamic columns | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? March 15, 2011. Comments 2 Comments on ListView with dynamic columns. ListView with dynamic columns. Quite a while a ago I needed a ListView with columns to be determined at runtime. Using my favourite seach engine I came across an article on codeproject. Offering a simple enough solution. I also found a thread on stackoverflow. The first thing was that changed the. This is the result:. ListView.View is GridView) dataMatrix = null) re...
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Thoughts on RAID and NAS – Part 1 | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? October 29, 2011. Comments No Comments on Thoughts on RAID and NAS – Part 1. Thoughts on RAID and NAS – Part 1. Sweet, so this leaves us with 4 spare ports on the board for data disks. Now, 4 disks at 2TB each gives you approx. 6TB available capacity in a RAID 5 which is what I was aiming for. All sorted then. As data disks I opted for the Western Digital Green Power 2TB model which are about NZ$120 each. All sorted then – right? Well, wh...
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March | 2011 | The silence of the code
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The silence of the code. Can you hear the code screaming, Clarice? Monthly Archives: March 2011. March 15, 2011. Comments 2 Comments on ListView with dynamic columns. ListView with dynamic columns. Quite a while a ago I needed a ListView with columns to be determined at runtime. Using my favourite seach engine I came across an article on codeproject. Offering a simple enough solution. I also found a thread on stackoverflow. The first thing was that changed the. This is the result:. ListView.View is G...
