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st = zen.createSubtree(["dijit.TitlePane",
		        {id:"testRendering",
		        title:"Toolbar (click to expand) - Zen Notebook",
		        style:{top:"30px",right:"30px"},closable:true,open:false},
		        [["CENTER", {},[]]]]);

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st = zen.createSubtree([["dijit.TitlePane",
			 {
			     id:"testRendering",
			     title:"Toolbar (click to expand) - Zen Notebook",
			     style:{top:"30px",right:"30px"},
			     closable:true,
			     open:false
			 }
			],
			[[["CENTER", {}],

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(x point) ; access the x coordinate of a point

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;;;; In this Lisp tree, leaves are atoms and children with children are lists.

(a
 (b
  c
  (d
   (e f))
  g
  h))

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How to use your Google Custom Search Engine in Chrome's omnibox

• If you don't know what Chrome's omnibox is, see Chrome support.

• Go to www.google.com/cse and add a Custom Search Engine with all your favorite web sites for one topic of interest to you. Let's suppose the topic of interest is JavaScript.

• Do a search on your Custom Search Engine and save the URL of the finished search.

• In Google Chrome, go to 'Settings', then (under 'Search') 'Manage Search Engines...'.

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Ruby on Ales

Outgrowing the Cloud (Mike Moore)

• Requests hitting the same load balancer can't handle HTTP and HTTPS at the same time because of SSL issues
• If you are trying to access an outside resource behind a firewall, you have to tell them every time you get a new webserver so they can whitelist the new IP
• If you know the IPs of your web servers and database servers, you can have requests hit these directly and bypass the load balancers.
• Could buy your own data center, but then you have to buy a load balancing router. Those are fucking expensive (tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars)

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• You will need a VPS/Unix Shell account on a remote machine sitting in a country with some sane laws.

• from your local machine, do:

  $ ssh -D 1080 user@host

On your browser (or other applications), go to the network connection settings, select the option to use a proxy and leave everything blank except the SOCKS option, where you fill in hostname as localhost or 127.0.0.1 and port number as 1080 (or whatever you filled in above). That is all!

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Gem (aka Rubygems) and RVM

Here are all the patterns a beginning Rails programmer needs to know about Gem and RVM. Once you have the few steps of the workflow memorised, they will be second nature to you.

The Absolutely Most-Basic Gem Commands

First we have to be able to confidently use gems. But it is safer never to install gems until RVM is set to use a gemset. These commands are listed before any RVM commands because they can be used without RVM -- but if you are going to do much Ruby work, you will be better off using these only after creating gemsets to hold the gems you install.

$ gem install foo

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;; See https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Emacs-Server.html
(server-start)

;; See http://rinari.rubyforge.org/nXhtml_002dMode.html
;;; nxml (HTML ERB template support)
(load "~/.emacs.d/nxhtml/autostart.el")