Dave G wrote:
Firstly it may be that grep isn't the way to go here but ...
Currently I'm downloading .loc files from Geocaching.com, converting
them to .gpx format, rename them to the correct waypoint name and
uploading them to the GPS,
finally deleting the old .loc file (as they have a generi
Any recommendations, first-hand experience or preferred brands. I'm leaning
towards a Leadtek WinFast DTV1000T which appears to be well supported (well
maybe not the remote).
Cheers,
Chris
On Fri, 21 Dec 2007, Roy Britten wrote:
From http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2007/12/20/verity_stob_software_murder/
Python is a programming language of supposedly amazing powers that
enables geeks to have fierce, religious arguments about nothing at
all, which they call 'significant whitespace'
Greetings CLUGgers,
We are fortunate to be offered a talk / lecture by Mike Culver, of the
Developer Relations Group of Amazon Web Services.
This promises to be one of the more interesting talks we have ever had.
The venue is still bing organized, but will in all probably be a
lecture theatre in
I think that this was quite funny too:
And I never could get my head around The Gimp’s deeply-nested popup menus. (Apparently they are
optimised for viewing through the zippered eyes-holes of a leather mask.)
You gotta laugh, it doesn't do to be too precious about these things :-/
Roy Br
>From http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2007/12/20/verity_stob_software_murder/
Python is a programming language of supposedly amazing powers that
enables geeks to have fierce, religious arguments about nothing at
all, which they call 'significant whitespace'.
Dave,
> What I'm wanting to do is grab a string of characters from a GPS (.loc
> - xml?)
> file and use that string to rename that file from the generic name to
> the specific waypoint name, convert it to .gpx & upload it
>
> I've been doing a power-of-googling tonight but I haven't got it to wor
Hi Dave,
grep -o and use a regular expression to find bash ${string#substring} to trim off the
(treat this as metacode - I've not run it at all and it's probably not
syntactically correct)
#!/bin/bash
wget --whatever-options-you-want
http://some.location.com/some/loc/file --output to "/t
On Dec 20, 2007 11:34 PM, Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don Gould wrote:
> > Thanks Eliot... that does look like the right direction.
> >
> > Cheers Don
> >
> > Eliot Blennerhassett wrote:
> >> Don Gould wrote:
> >>> Hi,
> >>>
> >>> See: http://www.bowenvale.pointclark.net/VideoLayout.gi
Don Gould wrote:
Thanks Eliot... that does look like the right direction.
Cheers Don
Eliot Blennerhassett wrote:
Don Gould wrote:
Hi,
See: http://www.bowenvale.pointclark.net/VideoLayout.gif
I want to edit 4 videos in to one.
What easy to use tool do people recommend?
As nobody else pi
Firstly it may be that grep isn't the way to go here but ...
Currently I'm downloading .loc files from Geocaching.com, converting
them to .gpx format, rename them to the correct waypoint name and
uploading them to the GPS,
finally deleting the old .loc file (as they have a generic name -
geoca
While Freeware is gratis, it's usually closed binary, and seldom gives
you much in the way of freedom.
OpenSouce gives you the source so you can look at it, & usually, but
not always, the right to change and share it.
Free Software gives you the four freedoms, but is encumbered as to how
you may co
Hi
Actually this draft came from a discussion about an article in the Press
(and on Stuff). I did a draft response but theres a lot of opinion out
there that the paper is unlikely to care (especially true now - 2 weeks
later). Once I started writing the thing I found that I actually enjoyed
t
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