Joel Clay jclay

Analyzing a video from social media

Windows with Chocolatey

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On a recent project, I was outputting some tab separated data to stdout for debugging. It looked something like this:

Type	Result	Time (ms)	
----	----	----	
Traditional	54986	0.001842	
Range	54986	0.000325	
For Each	54986	0.000282

In several cases, there has been an RPM in the Fedora repo's which I would like to use, but is out of date.

I'm using the following in order to pull the source rpm, bump the version and reinstall.

I'm using the cloc tool here as an example. You may find it helpfult reference this guide from Fedora

I have experienced issues with the free scroll toggle button on older Logitech M705 mouse in every distribution I've tried.

Here's how I ended up fixing it:

$> xinput list

⎡ Virtual core pointer                          id=2    [master pointer  (3)]

	{
	"clangd.path": "${workspaceFolder}/MeldStudio/third_party/llvm-build/Release+Asserts/bin/clangd",
	"search.exclude": {
	"**/node_modules": true,
	"**/bower_components": true,
	"*/.code-search": true,
	"**/third_party": true,
	"build/mac_files": true,
	"MeldStudio": true,
	},

	int demo_modes() {
	static int counter = 0;
	auto increment_counter = [] {
	counter++;
	println("count: {}", counter);
	};

	// Timer ticks every 100ms and prints the latest count
	auto t = RepeatingTimer(Milliseconds(100), increment_counter);

	# check Mach-O header for architecture
	# where -perm +111 checks for executable file type
	find /Applications -perm +111 -type f \| xargs -I % zsh -c 'objdump --private-headers "%" \| grep "ARM64"'

	# check for X86_64 instead
	find /Applications -perm +111 -type f \| xargs -I % zsh -c 'objdump --private-headers "%" \| grep "X86_64"'

	;; This goes in dotspacemacs/user-config () function

	;; :q kills only the current buffer
	(evil-ex-define-cmd "q" 'kill-this-buffer)
	;; Use :quit to close emacs
	(evil-ex-define-cmd "quit" 'evil-quit)