
First figure shows accumulated trading for Anonymous and the second figure shows the stock price of Pandora DK Stock.

First figure shows accumulated trading for Anonymous and the second figure shows the stock price of Pandora DK Stock.
Took me a while to find the perfect command for finding the biggest directory in the linux terminal. I was looking for something similar to the graphical tools like QDirStat and K4DirStat (Directory Statistics). In windows you can achieve this with windirstat.
Use find:
Notes for further investigation.
https://www.drupal.org/project/image_from_word
Drupal 8 https://www.drupal.org/project/ckeditor_uploadimage
2017
2017-07: Top 10 Free Drupal Themes (vardot.com).
2015
Be inspired by this search on Drupal.org.
Cool guesthouse in the old city square: Ban I Lim.
Luxurary house just outside the city square to the south: Baan Sri Dha - Luxury 3Bed in Town
Nice thing to use when working with CSV-files is CSV Kit.
See the file statistics: csvstat -e UTF-16 test.csv
Merge all files in a folder: csvstack -e UTF-16 -t *.csv > all.csv
Save column 2 to output .csv: csvcut -c 2 -e UTF-8 all.csv > output.csv
Here is a useful command when you need to shutdown you machine at a specific time of the day. For example after a specific event you needed to log.
shutdown -h hh:mm
Shutdown scheduled for ons 2017-04-12 22:35:00 ICT, use 'shutdown -c' to cancel.
Remark, you can can always cancel the shutdown with "shutdown -c".
Example:
shutdown -h 22:35
Get more info with "shutdown --help".
She is the brightest star on the sky.
She shines so radiantly that you might go blind if you look at her for too long.
She is not able to control her immense power.
She overwhelms most and consumes many purely by her presence.
She might burn you up if you come too close to the heat and warmth of her core.
She is destined to a specific direction.
pip show csvkit
How to make a nice time stamp with date and time in R:
now <- strptime(Sys.time(), "%Y-%m-%d%T")
time_stamp <- sprintf("%s", now )
This does not work unfortunately. Waiting for a stable release of 2.1.X which runs php7 and the latest database technology.
Here are the instructions to get SMF 2.0.12 running with PHP 7.
Thanks to sleepycode.com :-D https://sleepycode.com/2016/05/smf-2-0-with-php-7/
Here is a quick guide and notes for myself to be able to setup Bootstrap 3 in Drupal 8. :-)
Glxgears is a very simple benchmarking tool for your graphics card.
Running glxgears with no vsync (vertical synchronization) is a great simple way to do a very simple benchmark of your graphical situation when you are testing out drivers on your linux system.
You just run the command: vblank_mode=0 glxgears
Easy way to see current graphics driver in use in Xorg: egrep -i " connected|card detect|primary dev|Setting driver" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
Downloading videos from Facebook: http://fbdown.net/down.php
I did not succeed with youtube-dl unfortunately.
I enjoy to take money from the rich and give to the less fortunate.
I trade my stocks and shares at NordNet.dk
Here are some cool links you can check out if you want the latest news regarding the Nordic stock markets:
https://www.americanbulls.com has swedishbulls, danishbulls, finnishbulls, and norwegianbulls too. :-)
Holy molly. I thought Garmin would provide a fancy and "updatede" procedure for uploading and/or extracting data from the fancy Garmin 910XT... but no. You need to search for a while before you find the gold. First I thought you could find a garmin connect tool or plugin for Firefox, but that failed completely. Then I narrowed down my search to "forerunner 910xt linux" (without the quotation marks in google). I found some sites that suggested to download a lot of python stuff and get things directly from Git.
My random notes regarding screen capture. The screen capture is not hard, and it is not hard to have one source of audio like the microphone. The hard part is to have multiple audio sources, like the microphone and the system sounds.
I use Cheese for the built in webcam capture. Here are the random links:
It is not always easy to find the right design colors for your project. A little cool website that can help you is: http://paletton.com/
I have a couple of SMF forum sites I wan't to replace with Drupal, but there is a considerable amount of content, why I started to speculate if it could be done programmatically (semi automatic magic). I found a couple of outdated modules for merging data from SMF to PHPBB and then from PHPBB to Drupal. I tried that route once but did not succeed. The thing I would love to see is a transformation of the table data in the SMF database to CSV and then import it with the standard import module for Drupal Migrate.