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- Finished 300 kanji book! 23:02
- Places Ranulf wants to go to 22:09
- Contact information for Ranulf's conference 21:57
- Japanese technical vocabulary 20:36
- u-color-cycle.el 20:14
- ssh-copy-id 19:56
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6. Finished 300 kanji book!: 23:02
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It's a bit hard to believe that we've managed to finish the 300 kanji
book that seemed so intimidating back when we started. I know my
recall is really spotty, though, so I need to revise a lot before our
big test on Friday.
5. Places Ranulf wants to go to: 22:09
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Chicago: 6-31-21 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku. On Omotesando Dori, between
Meiji Dori and Harajuku Station. (Near Meiji Jingumae or Harajuku.)
Great! I went to Chicago before. I just need to make sure I can find
it again. =)
Yoyogi Park: Shibuya Koendori Festival / Flea market 2004.10.17, 2004.11.06, 2004.11.07 - 2 Jinnan Yoyogi Kamizonocho Shibuya-ku Tokyo
4. Contact information for Ranulf's conference: 21:57
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+81-3-348-58492 APR Workshop on the role of ICT in the Youth Programme
3. Japanese technical vocabulary: 20:36
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Thought I should start blogging the technical words I find on mailing
lists. =) Warning: translations are just my guesses...
E-Mail%20from%20skonishi@dd.iij4u.or.jp
結局、やりたいことはファイル共有ですか。
Is file sharing your goal?
| 結局 | けっきょく | after all (n-adv, n) |
| ファイル共有 | ファイルきょうゆう | file share (n,vs) |
2. u-color-cycle.el: 20:14
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Ulf Jasper's u-color-cycle.el smoothly
changes the color of all text in a window or region while you stare at
it, mesmerized. It reminds me of those setcolor tricks I used to do in
grade school and high school. u-color-cycle.el is a cute, harmless
diversion that just goes to show Emacs hackers have way too much time
on their hands. ;) (This is a Good Thing.)
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1. ssh-copy-id: 19:56
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ssh-copy-id copies the id_dsa.pub file located in your .ssh/ to machine2 using ssh. It sets up the authorized_key file and permissions appropriately. Once it is copied over, then you should be able to ssh into machine2 from machine1 without typing in a password.
Nifty. Didn't know about that before.
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