$ sudo hwinfo --monitor grep Model Model: "PHILIPS PHL 221S8L"
FWIW hwinfo is the latest version
~$ sudo hwinfo --version21.82
I did see couple of movies before starting to write this blog post. Not an exceptional monitor but better than before. I had option from three brands, Dell (most expensive), Philips (middle) and & LG (lowest in prices). Interestingly, Viewsonic disappeared from the market about 5 years back and made a comeback just couple of years ago. Even Philips which had exited the PC Monitor almost a decade back re-entered the market. Apart from the branding, it doesn t make much of a difference as almost all the products including the above monitors are produced in China. I did remember her a lot while buying the monitor as I m sure she would have enjoyed it far more than me but that was not to be
Publisher: | The New Press |
Copyright: | 2022 |
ISBN: | 1-62097-690-0 |
Format: | Kindle |
Pages: | 257 |
Series: | Craft #2 |
Publisher: | Tor |
Copyright: | October 2013 |
ISBN: | 1-4668-0204-9 |
Format: | Mobi |
Pages: | 350 |
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Great pleasure is to be found not only in keeping up an old and established friendship but also in beginning and building up a new one. Reading this in a beautifully svelte hardback, I tackled a randomly-chosen letter per day rather than attempting to read it cover-to-cover. Breaking with a life-long tradition, I even decided to highlight sections in pen so I could return to them at ease. I hope it's not too hackneyed to claim I gained a lot from "building up" a relationship with this book. Alas, it is one of those books that is too easy to recommend given that it might make one appear wise and learned, but if you find yourself in a slump, either in life or in your reading habits, it certainly has my approval.
-fdebug-prefix-map
to the compilers options)Product | Postbooks | Tryton | GnuCash | LedgerSMB | HomeBank | Skrooge | KMyMoney | BG Financas | Grisbi |
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GUI | Y | Y | Y | N | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
Web UI | Y | Y | N | Y | N | N | N | N | N |
Multi-user | Y | Y | N | Y | N | N | N | N | Y |
File storage | N | Y | Y | N | Y | Y | Y | N | N |
SQL storage | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | N | Y | Y | Y |
Multi-currency | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | Y | Y | Y | |
A/R | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | Y | Y | Y | |
A/P | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | Y | Y | Y | |
VAT/GST | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | N | Y | Y | |
Inventory | Y | Y | N | Y | N | N | N | ||
Linux | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
Windows | Y | Y | |||||||
Mac OS | Y | Y | |||||||
Technology | C++, JavaScript, Node | Python | C | Perl | C | Java | |||
License | CPAL | GPL3 | GPL2 | GPL2 |
The Debian Account Managers (DAM) are responsible for maintaining the list of members of the Debian Project, also known as Debian Developers. DAMs are authoritative in deciding who is a member of the Debian Project and can take subsequent actions such as approving and expelling Project members.Now, aside from this quote, my OWN PERSONAL OPINION, without wearing anything even vaguely resembling a DAM hat: DAM is the one post that is entitled to decide who is a member or not. Usually that is in the way of joining (or not), which is simple enough. But every now and then this also means acting on a request to do something about whatever behaviour of a Debian Project member. I hate that (and i think one can easily replace I with WE there). But it s our job. We usually aren t quick about it. And we don t act on our own initiative when we do, we always have (numerous) other DDs complain/appeal/talk/whatever to us first. The expulsion procedure , luckily not invoked that often, does guarantee a slow process and lots of input from others. Are we the best for it? Probably not, we are just some people out of a thousand who happen to have a very similar hobby Debian. We aren t trained in dealing with the situations that can come up. But we are THE role inside Debian that is empowered to make such decisions, so naturally it ends up with us. Raphael: You did a lot of things for Debian over the years. What did bring you the most joy? Are there things that you re still bitter about? J rg: The most joy? Hrm, without being involved in Debian and SPI I would never have met my wife.
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diff
but wdiff
, a word-based diff. It encloses additions and removals
in + +
and [- -]
blocks.
(No, those aren t Japanese smileys although they look a lot like some.
^^).
The easiest and clearest way is to copy and paste the texts from Victorinox comparison page into some text files and
compare them with wdiff
:
$ wdiff cybertool34.txt cybertool41.txtSo this already extracted the information which are the seven tools which are in the Cybertool 41, but not in the Cybertool 34. Nevertheless the diff is still not easily recognizable on the first glance. There are several ways to help here. First
+Schraubendreher 2.5mm,+ Pinzette, N hahle mit Nadel hr, +Holzs ge,+ Bit-Schl ssel( 5 mm Innensechskant f r die D-SUB Steckverbinder, 4 mm Innensechskant f r Bits, Bit Phillips 0, Bit Phillips 1, Bit-Schlitzschrauben 4 mm, Bit Phillips 2, Bit Hex 4 mm, Bit Torx 8, Bit Torx 10, Bit Torx 15 ), Kombizange( H lsenpresser, Drahtschneider ), Stech-Bohrahle, Kugelschreiber( auch zum DIP-Switch verstellen ), Mehrzweckhaken (Pakettr ger), +Metalls ge( Metallfeile, Nagelfeile, Nagelreiniger ),+ Dosen ffner( kleiner Schraubendreher ), Kleine Klinge, Grosse Klinge, Ring, inox, Mini-Schraubendreher, Kapselheber( Schraubendreher, Drahtabisolierer ), +Holzmeissel / Schaber,+ Bit-Halter, Stecknadel, inox, Schere, Korkenzieher, Zahnstocher
wdiff
has an option --no-common
(the
according short option is -3
) which just shows added and
removed words:
$ wdiff -3 cybertool34.txt cybertool41.txt ====================================================================== +Schraubendreher 2.5mm,+ ====================================================================== +Holzs ge,+ ====================================================================== +Metalls ge( Metallfeile, Nagelfeile, Nagelreiniger ),+ ====================================================================== +Holzmeissel / Schaber,+ ======================================================================This is already way better to quickly recognize the actual differences. But if you still also want to see the common tools of the two knifes you need some visual help: One option is to use
wdiff
s --terminal
(or
short -t
) option. Added words are then displayed inverse
and removed words are shown underlined (background and foreground
colors hardcoded as there is no invert colors style in CSS or HTML):
But some still like to to use color instead of the contrast-rich inverse and the easily to oversee underlining. This is where colordiff comes into play: colordiff colordiff is like syntax highlighting for diffs on the command line. I works with classic and unified diffs as well as with wdiffs and debdiffs (the$ wdiff -t cybertool34.txt cybertool41.txt
Schraubendreher 2.5mm, Pinzette, N hahle mit Nadel hr, Holzs ge, Bit-Schl ssel( 5 mm Innensechskant f r die D-SUB Steckverbinder, 4 mm Innensechskant f r Bits, Bit Phillips 0, Bit Phillips 1, Bit-Schlitzschrauben 4 mm, Bit Phillips 2, Bit Hex 4 mm, Bit Torx 8, Bit Torx 10, Bit Torx 15 ), Kombizange( H lsenpresser, Drahtschneider ), Stech-Bohrahle, Kugelschreiber( auch zum DIP-Switch verstellen ), Mehrzweckhaken (Pakettr ger), Metalls ge( Metallfeile, Nagelfeile, Nagelreiniger ), Dosen ffner( kleiner Schraubendreher ), Kleine Klinge, Druckkugelschreiber, Grosse Klinge, Ring, inox, Mini-Schraubendreher, Kapselheber( Schraubendreher, Drahtabisolierer ), Holzmeissel / Schaber, Bit-Halter, Stecknadel, inox, Schere, Korkenzieher, Zahnstocher
debdiff
command is part of the
devscripts package).
$ wdiff cybertool34.txt cybertool41.txt colordiff(Coloured Screenshots done with ANSI HTML Adapter from the package aha.) Some, especially those who are used to git, are probably confused by the default choice of diff colors. This is easily fixable by writing the following into you
+Schraubendreher 2.5mm,+ Pinzette, N hahle mit Nadel hr, +Holzs ge,+ Bit-Schl ssel( 5 mm Innensechskant f r die D-SUB Steckverbinder, 4 mm Innensechskant f r Bits, Bit Phillips 0, Bit Phillips 1, Bit-Schlitzschrauben 4 mm, Bit Phillips 2, Bit Hex 4 mm, Bit Torx 8, Bit Torx 10, Bit Torx 15 ), Kombizange( H lsenpresser, Drahtschneider ), Stech-Bohrahle, Kugelschreiber( auch zum DIP-Switch verstellen ), Mehrzweckhaken (Pakettr ger), +Metalls ge( Metallfeile, Nagelfeile, Nagelreiniger ),+ Dosen ffner( kleiner Schraubendreher ), Kleine Klinge, Grosse Klinge, Ring, inox, Mini-Schraubendreher, Kapselheber( Schraubendreher, Drahtabisolierer ), +Holzmeissel / Schaber,+ Bit-Halter, Stecknadel, inox, Schere, Korkenzieher, Zahnstocher $ wdiff cybertool29.txt cybertool41.txt colordiff
+Schraubendreher 2.5mm,+ Pinzette, N hahle mit Nadel hr, +Holzs ge,+ Bit-Schl ssel( 5 mm Innensechskant f r die D-SUB Steckverbinder, 4 mm Innensechskant f r Bits, Bit Phillips 0, Bit Phillips 1, Bit-Schlitzschrauben 4 mm, Bit Phillips 2, Bit Hex 4 mm, Bit Torx 8, Bit Torx 10, Bit Torx 15 ), +Kombizange( H lsenpresser, Drahtschneider ),+ Stech-Bohrahle, +Kugelschreiber( auch zum DIP-Switch verstellen ), Mehrzweckhaken (Pakettr ger), Metalls ge( Metallfeile, Nagelfeile, Nagelreiniger ),+ Dosen ffner( kleiner Schraubendreher ), Kleine Klinge, [-Druckkugelschreiber,-] Grosse Klinge, Ring, inox, Mini-Schraubendreher, Kapselheber( Schraubendreher, Drahtabisolierer ), +Holzmeissel / Schaber,+ Bit-Halter, Stecknadel, inox, +Schere,+ Korkenzieher, Zahnstocher
~/.colordiffrc
:
newtext=green oldtext=red diffstuff=darkblue cvsstuff=darkyellow(See also
/etc/colordiff
for the defaults and hints.)
colordiff
has by the way two operating modes:
$ colordiff cybertool29-lines.txt cybertool34-lines.txt 12a13,14 > Kombizange( H lsenpresser > Drahtschneider ) 13a16,17 > Kugelschreiber( auch zum DIP-Switch verstellen ) > Mehrzweckhaken (Pakettr ger) 16d19 < Druckkugelschreiber 25a29 > SchereOr as unifed diff with some context:
$ colordiff -u cybertool29-lines.txt cybertool34-lines.txt --- cybertool29-lines.txt 2011-08-31 20:55:37.195546238 +0200 +++ cybertool34-lines.txt 2011-08-31 20:55:11.667710504 +0200 @@ -10,10 +10,13 @@ Bit Torx 8 Bit Torx 10 Bit Torx 15 ) +Kombizange( H lsenpresser +Drahtschneider ) Stech-Bohrahle +Kugelschreiber( auch zum DIP-Switch verstellen ) +Mehrzweckhaken (Pakettr ger) Dosen ffner( kleiner Schraubendreher ) Kleine Klinge -Druckkugelschreiber Grosse Klinge Ring inox @@ -23,5 +26,6 @@ Bit-Halter Stecknadel inox +Schere Korkenzieher ZahnstocherSo if you want nicely colored diffs with Subversion like you re used to with git, you can use
svn diff colordiff
.
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