Just testing, seeing if this WRITE gem works...
jruby-1.6.2 -J-verbose:gc -J-server -S scratch_test.rb > /tmp/out.txt | |
10MB XML file is parsed, then looped through with lots of xpath queries and fragments | |
passed to various classes to create objects. That is probably the most inefficient way | |
I could do this but it felt right at the time... | |
Source is here: https://github.com/Digital-Identity-Labs/shibkit-meta_meta | |
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I hereby claim:
- I am [email protected] on github.
- I am binaryape (https://keybase.io/binaryape) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is AE21 8669 2084 41A4 5B0B A6A2 0098 D7A6 294B C477
To claim this, I am signing this object:
I hereby claim:
- I am [email protected] on github.
- I am binaryape (https://keybase.io/binaryape) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is AE21 8669 2084 41A4 5B0B A6A2 0098 D7A6 294B C477
To claim this, I am signing this object:
There are lots of different types of kimchi. The two main ways to make it seem to be “dry” (where a rice-flour and chilli porridge is rubbed on the leaves after a salt has been rubbed on the leaves) or wet (where the leaves are soaked for longer, then the other ingredients added later). Dry seems to be quicker but more labour intensive, and wet takes longer but seems to be much less effort.
This recipe uses the wet method - it takes a night and day to prepare, then 3 to 5 days to ferment.
(When I follow the link I had to the recipe I based this on I end up at a completely different recipe on a different site. No idea what happened there…)
Active time is about an hour
Exciting, surprising, violent, unusual
- Attack On Titan - Probably the most exciting thing I've ever watched on TV. Grim, violent, everyone shouts and/or dies, theme tunes to remember, good twists.
- Mob Psycho 100 - anarchic, expressive animation and completely over the top. Like Akira done by
the Rhubarb and Custard, no, by all the artists from an entire series of Channel 4 late night animation programmes
# Old Stuff That You Might Have A Use For
- Bionnaire Air Purifier - squeaks
- HP Deskjet 6127 with duplexer, one black ink - old but works
- Gigaset C385 DECT phones - has started fighting crowded wifi in my flat but works
- Netgear ReadyNAS Duo - can't handle huge drives but works
- Thermal receipt printer with USB-Serial adapter and lots of thermal paper - because I will never get around to my Twitter-tape project.
#!/bin/bash | |
## Parkin: Tar, encrypt and move old project folders | |
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## Requirements: | |
## - A Mac, probably | |
## - brew install age | |
## - brew install trash | |
## - Set $AGE_KEY to your own key for backups/archives | |
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