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I have crontabs for many machines, and wanted to see what started when, and to ensure load on the database server would be fine. Is there a tool that either converts crontab entries to iCal, or a tool that directly does visualization?
I don't have a great cron specific answer for this but in case its helpful there are alternative schedulers which give you more information about the running jobs from a central view, something like Cisco's Tidal Scheduler
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I was told once there is a book that shows you how to make a database from scratch using sed, awk, and the Linux filesystem. I thought I had the name, but now I cannot find it. What is this book called?
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My understanding is this book was meant for learning how databases work, and how to build your own entirely from scratch using awk and the filesystem. From how it was explained, you could build your own version of /rdb, then when you finished you could just use /rdb itself, but now you'd know how it was made.
So, at the end of the book, you'd have almost completely remade /rdb yourself.
Is it "Unix Relational Database Management: Application Development in the Unix Environment (/RDB)" http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=013938622X/cbbrownecompu-20/ ?
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I would like to develop a terminal version of the 2048 game with Haskell. And i'm lost with the Console interface part.
Any tips on which console library to use for making those color tiles ?
vty-ui should be good for that purpose. It also has a good amount of documentation with it. I think it has attributes for setting background and foreground color.
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How can I do this? I have Package Control installed and I'm running Ubuntu. There are similar questions that detail some faulty plugins, and I'm wondering if this is still the case as of 2014
Check out HTML-CSS-JS Prettify. It requires node.js to work, so make sure you read through the entire README to get your system set up properly. I've been using it for a while, and I really like it. There are lots of configuration options, so you can customize it to your particular needs.
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Does anyone know where I can get access to some good location data for towns / cities / counties etc for the UK or globally?
Hoping to use for auto-completing forms in a web app.
You can try OpenStreetMap. You can download geolocation data for the entire planet, or just for some areas.
You can also take a look at the open data portal of the UK.
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I'm curious if anyone is using any web app that is extremely simple (very few lines of code). Something that helps you with something practical in your daily life? I'm learning JavaScript and I would like to see examples so that I can build my own, but I want it to be useful so I feel motivated enough to build it.
The d3 page has some awesome examples of really neat yet simple applications: http://mbostock.github.com/d3/