Just put bleep and blake somewhere in your path. Instead of running 'rake test', just run 'blake'.
You'll be glad you did!
Greetings From CD Baby's Digital Gnomes! | |
We're the clan of e-Gnomes that prepare the MP3s you purchased. | |
All of us, the e-Gnome parents and the e-Gnome children and even some | |
of the older 'Analog' Gnomes, came out to watch as your digital | |
download was prepared. Bit rates were carefully calibrated, wave-lengths | |
measured, and electrons spit-shined with the hems of our smocks. | |
It was so exciting that poor Pixel Gnome had to reboot! |
colorscheme wombat256mod |
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
print("Loading chainage_avant_sans_variables") | |
print("\t@version: 2.5 date: 21/02/2011 modifie par Florent Garcin") | |
print("\t@version: 2.4 date: 27/06/2007 modifie par Thomas Leaute") | |
print("\t@version: 2.3 date: 20/02/2007 modifie par Vincent Schickel-Zuber") | |
print("\t@version: 2.2 date: 10/23/2006 modifie par Vincent Schickel-Zuber") | |
print("\t@version: 2.1 date: 01/03/2007 modifie par Bruno Alves") | |
print("\t@version: 2.0 date: 12/02/2007 modifie par Vincent Schickel-Zuber") | |
print("\t@author: [email protected]") | |
print("\t@copyright: EPFL-IC-IIF-LIA 2007") |
#!/bin/sh | |
# File: .git/hooks/prepare-commit-msg | |
# Append the Pivotal's story tag at the end of the commit message. | |
# Your branch must be named like this: 12345_my_branch. | |
story=$(git symbolic-ref HEAD|sed -r 's/^.*\/([0-9]+)_.*$/\1/') # -E instead of -r for Mac OS X | |
test $story && echo "[Story#$story]" >> $1 | |
exit 0 |
Oh, this is so very clearly "yet another USA vs terrorism movie", but | |
it does have a few reasons why it's worth watching. | |
For starters, you get to see Di Caprio castrated (figuratively) by a | |
Jordanian woman, hear him speaking Arabic, and then see him beaten | |
senseless by beard-bearing fanatics. I like to think of Leonardo as a | |
more subtle Matt Damon, more about the psychology of whatever country | |
he is supposed to be in the movie, and less about the "fuck yeah I can | |
run fast and aim well". He shows some respect of the culture of Middle | |
East, probably out of the writer's guilt for what the USA has done |
I remember being told not to watch the first three Final Destination | |
movies when I was in high school. Turns out I've been missing on all the fun! | |
Don't expect a coherent plot. Death is a very shallow character in the movie, | |
expecting only the headcount to be right, with no poetry and any sense of | |
humor at all. That said, if you are so fucking angry that you wish you could | |
make people's heads explode barehanded, this might be the right movie for you. | |
If you're an european about to work for old-school american dudes, this | |
will also show you how the "asshole boss" system works: crush your spirits, |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [INFO] [Input] Input system initialized | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [LevelLoader] Loading json assets/levels/level1.json! | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [Sprite] Loading svg asset assets/svg/movingObj_Full.svg | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [Sprite] Loaded png asset assets/png/platforms/metal.png (300x80) | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [LevelLoader] Level 'Welcome to hell', by 'Amos Wenger' | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [LevelLoader] Got an object of type 'background' | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [Sprite] Loaded png asset assets/png/egypt.png (1280x960) | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [LevelLoader] Got an object of type 'hero' | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [INFO] [LevelLoader] Hero starting at position (200.00, 10.00) | |
[Sun Dec 18 18:46:30 2011] [DEBUG] [LevelLoader] Got an object of type 'platform' |
at org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.AbstractTextEditor$TextEditorSavable.doSave(AbstractTextEditor.java:7177) | |
at org.eclipse.ui.Saveable.doSave(Saveable.java:214) | |
at org.eclipse.ui.internal.SaveableHelper.doSaveModel(SaveableHelper.java:349) | |
at org.eclipse.ui.internal.SaveableHelper$3.run(SaveableHelper.java:195) | |
at org.eclipse.ui.internal.SaveableHelper$5.run(SaveableHelper.java:277) | |
at org.eclipse.jface.operation.ModalContext.runInCurrentThread(ModalContext.java:464) | |
at org.eclipse.jface.operation.ModalContext.run(ModalContext.java:372) | |
at org.eclipse.jface.window.ApplicationWindow$1.run(ApplicationWindow.java:759) | |
at org.eclipse.swt.custom.BusyIndicator.showWhile(BusyIndicator.java:70) | |
at org.eclipse.jface.window.ApplicationWindow.run(ApplicationWindow.java:756) |
The "non fast-forward" error is actually not weird at all, very standard, and it is very helpful. | |
In SVN, it doesn't tell you if some other changes are already on the sever, so it's easy to | |
overwrite the changes of someone else. Often it requires off-channel communication to know if someone | |
else is working on the same pieces of code as you, or a very strict policy of "always up before | |
you commit", which is easy to forget. | |
In git, it tells you if others have pushed changes before you pushed yours. As a result, it | |
forces you to run a "git pull" to pull the changes from the remote repository, merge them in, | |
and then try to push again. |