Daniel Burman convocó a los ATZMUS para su octava película titulada “La Suerte en tus Manos”. La misma contará con la actuación especial de Valeria Bertuccelli, Jorge Drexler, Norma Aleandro, Luis Brandoni y el debut actoral de Eliezer Barletta, como el Rabino de Drexler.
Dejo el link del trailer en Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=334137173305627
Shaken by the death of Steve Jobs…
I haven’t words…
My Respect and my Tribute to a genius….
Steve jobs
rails 2
First remove the file , public/index.html and add a route (to config/routes.rb) like:
then …
For example map.connect’ ‘ :controller => ‘Home’, :action => ‘ index’
To specify the Controller and Action for the initial you application Rails.
rails 3 keeps showing welcome screen
Suppose you created a weblog… modify the file config / routbe.rb of course with your true application
Weblog::Application.routes.draw do
root :to => "posts#index"
resources :posts
end
remember remove the file , public/index.html
enjoy reload you app
Tinix./
this is a simple script for recompilation information at a system ,you can call pyinfo.py in the command line or ./pyinfo.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
#this is a simple script for recompilation information at a sistemimport subprocess
#command 1
uname = “uname”
uname_arg = “-a”
print “Gathering system information with %s command:: \n” % uname
subprocess.call([uname, uname_arg])#command 2
diskspace = “df”
diskspace_arg = “-h”
print “Gathering diskspace information %s command:: \n” % diskspace
subprocess.call([diskspace, diskspace_arg])
it’s very interesting python , flexibility and fast
Python: Removing duplicates from a list in one line …
Let’s create a list with duplicated elements:
>>> l = [1,1,1,2,2,1,5,4,3,2,1]
And let’s now remove them in just one line:
>>> l2 = list(set(l))
See the result ::
>>> l2
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
original link by Scoobygalletas
While not writing, it’s been so much harder to tell, so better sum up, then we are growing, in every respect, and trying to improve every day, for the moment I do not feel alone, even though I’m alone, but I’m fine this way, will continue to amaze me with the future has for me, you have probably reached a stage more, a better level and look for a different way of life ..
we are in a constant changing all the time…
Some time ago while showing my weblog, a person I had met a few days, my friend intercept the conversation and said, of my blog: this is something that the copy and paste ,……. but Daniel didn’t write this blog, insisted again that I copied and pasted …
This really bothers me a lot and I have a right to be angry because I’m not religious…of course
I want to clarify that my weblog is written by me! if you post a note that isn’t me, probably find the link below original
I work for TINIXTECH developer, I write free software and write quickly, and don’t need anyone to intercept my conversation ….
don’t need anyone to clarify who I am!
this is just clarification
Thanks./
OpenIndiana is a continuation of the OpenSolaris operating system, conceived during the period of uncertainty following the Oracle takeover of Sun Microsystems after several months passed with no binary updates made available to the public. The formation proved timely, as Oracle discontinued OpenSolaris soon after in favour of Solaris 11 Express, a binary distribution with a more closed development model to debut later this year.
OpenIndiana is part of the Illumos Foundation, and provides a true open source community alternative to Solaris 11 and Solaris 11 Express, with an open development model and full community participation.
From MySQL to SQLite3
Here is a little trick to make a migration of data between a SQLite3 database to a MySQL
The first will make the dump of the database SQLite:
$ cd db /
$ Sqlite3 development.sqlite3
SQLite version 3.3.5
Enter. “Help” for Instructions
sqlite>. dump.sql output
sqlite>. dump
sqlite> exit;
sqlite>. exit
What we generate a file dump.sql
Rails 2.3.3 in OpenSolaris /contrib repo
A while back an OpenSolaris repository called /contrib was introduced to basically allow anyone with an account on opensolaris.org to submit Open Source applications/libraries to an OpenSolaris repo. The details of how to go about doing this are best saved for another blog entry (add to ToDo list). This new repository gave us a real opportunity to package up Ruby on Rails and make it available to OpenSolaris users in the package format that they are familiar with. We’d avoided the main /release and /dev repositories because Rails rev’d too frequently for us to be able to keep up with the changes given that the processes for getting into those repositories are fairly lengthy. Besides there was always the ‘gem install’ command.
So we’ve now added Ruby on Rails 2.3.3 and it’s dependent Gems to the /contrib repository. Since then Rails 2.3.4 has been released, more on that later.
To install the rails package on a system with OpenSolaris 2009.06 or later you need to run the following commands:
% pfexec pkg set-publisher -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/contrib contrib
% pfexec pkg refresh
% pfexec pkg install ruby-rails
% pfexec gem install rack
The first command gives you access to the /contrib repository and all of the packages that it contains and is worth doing anyway as there’s lots of great packages there besides Ruby on Rails. It’s a one off command, once you’ve added /contrib it will remain in your list of package publishers. The second command isn’t strictly necessary the first time, but it’s useful to remember as /contrib updates on a weekly basis and your local cache of package names and versions doesn’t refresh automatically.
The next command installs the ‘ruby-rails’ package and if it’s not already installed, installs the SUNWruby18 package which contains Ruby 1.8.7 and RubyGems 1.3.1 (versions correct at the time of writing). The last command installs rack, which is now required by Rails, something we didn’t find out until the last moment we moved to Rails 2.3.3. We are looking to package rack and add it as a dependency to the ruby-rails package. The ruby-rails package installs to what is effectively the vendor gem location in /usr and the rails and rake executables install to /usr/bin (as symbolic links). You can still use the gem command to install Ruby on Rails versions later than 2.3.3 if you need to and the /usr/bin/rails command will pick up the later Rails version.
At the moment the benefits of using ‘pkg’ to install Rails over using ‘gem’ are mainly just the convenience of having dependencies pulled in automatically and having the ‘rails’ command on the PATH. In the future, we’ll add native gems that are used to provide infrastructure to Ruby on Rails, gems that usually require a compiler to build, along with knowledge of the location of any dependent libraries. Ultimately we’ll be able to provide a single package that installs a complete, optimised, Ruby on Rails infrastructure.
Original Link by ;
http://blogs.sun.com
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