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  Steve 12:05 PM on September 24, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bad Behavior, Javamancy (14), Javamancy mini (11), OpenID, WordPress (24)   

  Fun with Bad Behavior 2.0.29…? 

  There have been issues in the past with OpenID integration with WordPress and mismatch issues between OpenID’s behavior with anti-spam measures, such as Bad Behavior (among others).

  Bad Behavior is a fantastic PHP-based anti-spam tool, and it is available as a WordPress plugin (among other supported systems), so it was a natural fit for Javamancy. But OpenID opened a strange can o’ worms that included issues with Bad Behavior.

  So, with version 2.0.29, has Bad Behavior reached an equitable stance with regard to OpenID?

   

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  Steve 9:45 AM on September 24, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Adam Bien, Call of Duty (10), Java (6), Linux, NetBeans (4), PHP (3), UNIX, xargs, Xbox LIVE (21)   

  How to Iteratively Delete .svn Directories: The Debate 

  Oooh, this is odd… a one-liner for deleting .svn “files”, but with a potential bug…

  Adam Bien posted about a one-liner UNIX command that he found to “remove all .svn files”.

  It’s close, and it definitely resembles an old DevPal script that did the same thing– which is to iteratively delete .svn files from a given location.

  But the UNIX rm command– which is found on many different UNIX-like systems, including Linux– has a maximum limit to the size of the in-memory graph of parameters it will accept. Once it exceeds that limit, it will stop parsing along the submitted parameters and just die.

  N.B.

  I’ll post a bit more about this over at Javamancy later… acquiring that infamous Wonderwaffe x 3 achievement in CoD:WaW under harrowing solo conditions has been quite a trip.

  And if you are wondering how to activate those newest CoD:WaW achievements: you’ll have to download the Map Pack 3 DLC from Xbox LIVE.

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