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List the current version and installation date of every application on a OS X system, using of Spotlight.
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posted 18 years ago by zingo
displays sourcecode in a nice notebox on blog pages. uses with a class.
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posted 18 years ago by zingo
Using a gcc predefined macro, __DATE__, the code can know for itself when it was compiled, and build in an expiration date based on that value.
For a internationalised version see: http://snipplr.com/view/7196/kill-app-after-expire-date-suicidal-c...
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posted 18 years ago by zingo
Dumps your snippets (and possibly skips your favourites [British spelling]) to standard output. Requires Frontier::RPC2.
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posted 18 years ago by iblis
Textpattern's default page title markup -- txp:page_title -- always places the site name in front of the individual page name. This is irritating, because I prefer to have the interior content title come before the site title itself -- it just makes...
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posted 18 years ago by jonhenshaw
Only works on valid XML (ie. XHTML, but not HTML). Grabs an alphabetized list of links from the given URL.
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posted 18 years ago by burke
Convert (comma separated) keywords to (space separated) tags in BibTeX files for use in social bibliography sites (bibsonomy.org, citeulike.org)
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posted 18 years ago by iblis
Retrieves gif page images from RIFIAS on-line archive and combines them into a single pdf file
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posted 18 years ago by iblis
Put classes around your bodyy, to allow different colors for seperate pages and areas on your site.
IT will simply add a css-safe version of the first argument in an url. Say the url is /about_us/our_company the class will be
body.about-us
Require...
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posted 18 years ago by berkes
This will open up the 443 port in your firewall to TCP connections. Run as root.
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posted 18 years ago by micmath
This function (intended to be an application or view helper) creates a pager bar useful for navigating many pages. It shows the first, last, current, nearby, and halfway-to-end pages. It looks like this (where the current page is 11):
< 1 ... 5 .....
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posted 18 years ago by Agent
This is an extension to Ruby's String class. Just put this code in a file and include it. This basically takes a string and adds literals and padding to it. For example, you can format a phone number with optional area code like this:
"5445556...
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posted 18 years ago by Agent
based loosely on Eric Meyers sheet but then tweaked to my own.
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posted 18 years ago by smynett