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For a project yet-to-be-announced, I needed a GtkTreeView that can sort the underlying data by clicking on the column header and filter out rows satisfying a certain condition.
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In my last post, I briefly mentioned autojump’s awesome j command to quickly move between directories.
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Ever so often, people publish blog posts that tout the Z shell as the best thing since sliced bread.
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TicGit-ng is an issue tracker and – as the name suggests – tightly coupled within a Git repository.
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For the last couple of years, taking notes on a variety of subjects was driving me nuts: I tried it on single sheets of paper (almost no organization and easily lost), within a paper notebook1 (hard to edit once a page is full) and I tried a combination of
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As promised, this post is the final update on my journey of building high-quality audio solution based on the Raspberry Pi.
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In my last post, I used a little diagram to describe my audio setup.
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Wireless LAN Setting up wireless LAN on a Raspberry Pi is straightforward as long as you get a reasonably supported adapter.
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In this post, I’ll show you the latest additions to my collection of useful Vim plugins: The Vundle plugin manager and the dwm.vim window manager not to be confused with the dwm window manager.
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Have you seen it?
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How do you get me interested?
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Like every cool kid on the ’net, I now own a Raspberry Pi.
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Recently, I was approached and asked how this blog was made.
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There was once the promise of OpenCL, that all code written against the specification is able to run on any device capable of running OpenCL code.
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Ok, yet another widget.
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Recently, I faced the problem to display a tree view of properties.
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Profiling an OpenCL program is mandatory for optimizing the kernel performance.
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Beamer is a package, written by Till Tantau, to create presentation slides within the TeX eco system.
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Although I am quite used to CMake and the infamous Autotools, I wanted to try out the Waf build system for a smallish side project that I am investigating with a fellow student of mine.