ndw

#!/usr/bin/perl -- # -*- Perl -*-

use strict;
use Encode qw/encode decode/;

my $file = shift @ARGV || "-";

my $count = 0;
open (F, $file);
while (<F>) {

avernet

Bookmarklet detecting if a page uses automatically generated ids

Purpose

When producing HTML markup from XForms, Orbeon Forms automatically generates ids if your XForms doesn't contain ids. If you reload the same page twice, the ids produced by Orbeon Forms will be the same. However, if you upgrade to a newer version of Orbeon Forms, those ids could be different, which might be an issue for you if you have automated tests that depend on those ids. You can avoid this issue by making sure you always specify ids in your XForms, and this bookmarklet helps you to check that a given page doesn't contain any automatically generated id.

ebruchez

instance = model.instances['fr-persistence-instance']
resources = x.models['fr-resources-model'].vars['$fr-fr-resources']

$('error', instance).replaceWith event.response-body
$('is-error', instance).replaceWith 'true'

x.message 'Error with submission: ' + event.submission-id, 'xxf:log-debug'
x.message event.response-body, 'xxf:log-debug'

switch event['error-type']

igstan

push = (element) -> (stack) ->
  newStack = [element].concat stack
  {value: element, stack: newStack}

pop = (stack) ->
  element = stack[0]
  newStack = stack.slice 1
  {value: element, stack: newStack}

bind = (stackOperation, continuation) -> (stack) ->

avernet

module EasternOrder where

	import Serializable
	import Person

	instance IsSerializable Person where
		serialize (Person f l) = l ++ " " ++ f

	easternOrder :: Person -> Serializable
	easternOrder = Serializable

avernet

iPhone 5 vs. Nexus 4: The Specs

	iPhone5	Nexus 4
Price for 16 GB	$700	$350
RAM	1 GB	2 GB
CPU	1.3 GHz dual core	1.5GHz quad-core
Display size	4in	4.7in
Display resolution	1136x640	1280x768
Display PPI	326	320

avernet

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    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;
    without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
    See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.

n0samu

In this brief guide, I will share what I've learned about archiving live webpages and recovering deleted webpages using various archive services.

Before you start

I highly recommend installing the Web Archives extension in your web browser (Chrome, Firefox). It provides quick access to archive services and search engine caches.

Overview of archive services & caches

• Wayback Machine: Best and largest webpage archive. You probably already use it. Wayback Machine is the only archival service that also performs automated crawling, so its coverage is much better than other archives. See usage tips on Wikipedia.
• Archive.today (also known as Archive.is): A mid-sized service that takes