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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: May 2013
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Easy Raspberry Pi Setup (Using Windows). So there I was, new Raspberry Pi. In hand. Now to set it up. One small setback, I don't exactly have a monitor, keyboard, and mouse handy. How did I end up with so many laptops? Turns out setting it up and getting to a command line was a breeze, no monitor (etc.) required. All it took was an Ethernet cable and my router. Here's what I did. Extracted it and found the .img file.
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: Setup OAuth2 for Google APIs
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Monday, May 09, 2011. Setup OAuth2 for Google APIs. Today I'm at I/O Bootcamp. And helping out with a walkthrough on how to get starting using Google APIs in a variety of languages. You can begin the registration process on the Google API console. By creating a project:. For the command line samples I've been playing with I choose installed application. After creating the client ID you should see information something like this. Then I would need...
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: January 2011
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Sunday, January 23, 2011. Mercurial in Five Commands. Completing any sort of significant programming project can be nearly impossible without version control. For a class project, I recently collaborated with a small group on a large programming assignment. To keep all of our changes in sync while working miles away from each other, we used a centralized version control system. Since I've been working quite a bit with Mercurial. This will create ...
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: February 2010
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Monday, February 08, 2010. I began with an existing theme for Blogger, Tekka, that pushes the right sidebar down beneath the main content when the window is narrow. I then made some CSS changes to tweak the look to fit my tastes. First things first, the default fonts must go! I drew much of my inspiration from Nick Johnson's blog. For titles I added:. Font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif;. Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif". Now tha...
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: JavaScript Caching: appendChild vs document.write
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Friday, May 11, 2012. JavaScript Caching: appendChild vs document.write. In IE the identical JS request will hit the browser cache. In IE it will not hit the cache. However, in Chrome and Safari if you. In the parent, you will miss the cache. Using. In the parent page causes a cache hit. Here are the results I gathered. All versions of IE behaved the same, I didn't check different versions of the other browsers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: Free Verse #397
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Tuesday, March 08, 2011. Sipping a late,. Writing a free verse poem. Hey look, a haiku! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Software can be beautiful. View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. This is my personal blog. The views expressed on these pages are mine alone and not those of my employer. One laptop per child.
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: September 2010
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Friday, September 10, 2010. To convert English text into a Greek alphabet equivalent. I call it Greekish. For example, the phrase. So long and thanks for all the fish. Σο λονγ ανδ θανκσ φορ αλλ θε φισh. Which would be quite confusing to a Greek speaker but perfectly natural to an English speaker who knows the Greek alphabet. Don't just think of one, go do it! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Software can be beautiful. View my complete profile.
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: March 2010
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Friday, March 12, 2010. I recently had the privilege of working out of an office near the beach. The sun, the ocean breeze, the pounding of the surf. Laptop makers should really come up with a way to sand-proof these machines. I fully expect that this will draw some inside jokes from a few of you in the #googleajaxapis IRC channel. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Software can be beautiful. View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter.
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: July 2012
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Thursday, July 19, 2012. In the spirit of building the simplest thing that could possibly work, I revisit the concept in another of my posts. You could do it all in just a few lines:. Function waitFor(condition, callback) {. Function waiter(condition, callback) {. Var condMet = false;. CondMet = condition();. SetTimeout(waiter(condition, callback), 5);. Waiter(condition, callback)();. Using it looks a bit like this. Do things using dependency.
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder: Mercurial in Five Commands
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Imposterrific - a blog by Jeff Scudder. Coding can be fun! Sunday, January 23, 2011. Mercurial in Five Commands. Completing any sort of significant programming project can be nearly impossible without version control. For a class project, I recently collaborated with a small group on a large programming assignment. To keep all of our changes in sync while working miles away from each other, we used a centralized version control system. Since I've been working quite a bit with Mercurial. This will create ...
