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Mac Apps I use

aText (Paid) FastScripts Alfred Cobook ClipMenu KeyRemap4MacBook MenuMeters MagiCal Tunnelblick iTerm (vim) nvALT Growl (open source fork) Copy.com Dropbox Skype Word Adium Skype TextWrangler Zoiper -> Blink Lite (paid) Sleepwatcher Thunderbird - Lightning - Lookout - Nostalgy - Provider for Google Calendar - Quicktext VMWare Fusion Cheatsheet LastPass Safari - LastPass - Adblock - Awesome Screenshot - delicious - ClipConverter - Detox - nvlt Removed - Balance Lock.app - for Bose N700 headphones Current list as of Aug 12, 2023 1Password 7.app 1Password 8.app 1Password.app A Better Finder Rename 10.app ASIX_USB_Device_App.app Acrosync.app Adblock Plus.app Add eml.app Adobe Adobe Lightroom Aerial Companion.app Affinity Photo.app Air Connect.app AirServer.app AlDente.app Alfred 5.app AmorphousDiskMark.app Angry IP Scanner.app AnyDesk.app Astrofox.app Audacity.app AudiobookConverter.app Autopano Giga 4.4.app Balance Lock.app Base64 Decode.app B...

how to have fun with your computer

how to have fun with your computer? make it print "Hello world" 1000 times. http://www.phpprogrammer.co.nz/speed-test-php-vs-perl-vs-python-vs-go-vs-c/comment-page-1#comment-56336 Lets do science. I will start. Here are my tests and my results. Please try and share. josh i7 = MBP early 2011 2.3ghz i7, 16gb ram, 256gb Crucial m4 ssd, osx 10.8.4 I had wanted to start using node for devops but it poor showing printing 1000 hello worlds is making me think twice. NOT! :D time for i in {1..1000}; do php -r 'print ("hello world ");'; done; 42 seconds josh i7 17 seconds koding time for i in {1..1000}; do perl -e 'print "hello world ";'; done; 6 seconds josh i7 5 seconds koding time for i in {1..1000}; do python -c 'print("Hello world ")'; done; 27 seconds josh i7 20 seconds koding 96 seconds python anywhere free time for i in {1..1000}; do echo "Hello World "; done; 0.012 seconds josh i7 0.025 ...

scp / ssh with windows command line path

scp / ssh with windows command line path  spaces are not allowed use dir /x to find the 8.3 "spaceless" names" applications: CYGWIN ssh / scp PuTTY pscp / plink c:\cygwin\bin\scp.exe -C "/cygdrive/C/Program Files/FileMaker/FileMaker Server/Data/Backups/FMServer_Sample.fmp12" username@hostname:\c\progra~1\filema~1\filema~1\data\Backups\fmserver_sample.fmp12 or pscp -C -load sessioname c:\progra~1\filema~1\filema~1\fmslic~1.pdf username@hostname:c:\progra~1\filema~1\filema~1\data\transp~1\.