New Version of gcal Released
I have released version 1.120110 of gcal, a Command Line Interface to Google Calendar. It has the following enhancements:
I have released version 1.120110 of gcal, a Command Line Interface to Google Calendar. It has the following enhancements:
I have just published WWW::XBoxLive, a new Perl module to get and parse an XBox Live Gamercard (i.e. http://gamercard.xbox.com/en-US/BrazenStraw3.card).
A couple of weeks ago I published gcal, a Command Line Interface to Google Calendar.
It’s quite simple. If you have a .ics file of events you want to import into your calendar, run the following:
Recently I decided to digitise all my DVD’s and add them to iTunes, so I can view them on my iPad and my (soon to be purchased) Apple TV. Getting the videos off a DVD is easy with Handbrake, but iTunes has no idea what video file I have just imported, and therefore just uses its filename as the title. Not great.
Recently I have been having intermittent problems with various Foswiki plugins when running under FastCGI. Sometimes a plugin would only partially render, or would not render at all. Other times it would be fine. On a test install of Foswiki, it always seemed to work fine. As always with intermittent problems, it can be very frustrating to track down the problem…
The code below allows you to get the date at the start of the week given the ISO Week Number and optionally the year (defaulting to this year), and requires the DateTime module.
After a lot of work I have finally released the new Kino Search extensions for Foswiki.
When you follow links on the internet, your browser will send a referral URL to the server to let it know where it has came from. This can often be useful to the server administrators, as you can use these to analyse how visitors are finding your site or a particular page.
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