Preparing photos for a web photo album
A few tips how to prepare photos for a web photo album:
- Make a copy of the picture that you would like to have on web. The following steps include instructions that will irreversibly change your photos.
A few tips how to prepare photos for a web photo album:
A few days ago, I added a new “on the top of this page” link to my best photos . I hope you will enjoy them :)
Pred pár dnami som pridal novú linku (na začiatku tejto stránky) na moje najlepšie fotografie. Dúfam, že sa vám budú páčiť :)
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There can be a problem with the DRb system in Ruby on Gentoo and the IPv6 support.
If an application with DRb does not work and its error message is:
then it is necessary to re-compile the ruby package with the ipv6 support, even you did not compile the IPv6 support into your kernel (or it is compiled as a module but it is not loaded).
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I am creating a prototype of a distributed application written in Ruby. Ruby 1.8 already contains the DRb framework, as a system for a communication of different Ruby processes, and the Rinda system too, as a naming service.
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Ak používate PostgreSQL databázu a radi by ste slovenké písmenká i triedenie mali, nasledujúci návod vám k tomu pomôže.
Keďže používam Gentoo distribúciu, uvediem aj kroky potrebné pre úspešné používanie slovenčiny na tejto distribúcii.
A ako posledné si ukážeme, ako to všetko použiť v Ruby on Rails.
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With a migration you can create a table or insert data to a table, also there is a possibility to modify existing tables; from renaming tables to changing the type of a column. And what about constraint such as default value or not null?
Yeah, you can change them too, but I was only successful with adding them — removing them was not possible with standard Rails methods.
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In my post about using the observe_field helper for observing more fields I used the escape method (on the client side).
I have found out the code does not work correctly with Unicode characters :(
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