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I don't need a drat excuse. Post 1000 in the thread!!!!
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Neurozys posted:I don't need a drat excuse. Post 1000 in the thread!!!! 
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CasualCliffy posted:It's up! Awesome, Platinum upgrade sent
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Added this to the wiki: How about recreating mtr in a perl or shell script (or any portable language that can be run on POSIX compliant OS's)? If you are not familiar with MTR, it stands for Matt's Traceroute. It can be found here: http://www.bitwizard.nl/mtr/ There is also a windows version easily found with google. The program sends out a traceroute to the destination, then uses DNS to resolve each IP along the way. Third it will ping each IP one at a time until you stop it. The results are neat and clean and it has always been such a great program for network troubleshooting. Here is an example of the horriblly formatted windows version: code:
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Jan 25, 2008 17:30
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I’d like an app that will let me search for a word (series of letters/numbers/whatever) on multiple lines (in word or excel), then let me cut and paste all of the entire lines of text with that word in common into a new document. For example: ORIGINAL teachingJohnSmyth 01010101 Padammcadams uiossskdjs 1fredfredrickson 90938998 2peterpeterson yousmell Pgabrieljones aajajaj teachingskippo 00000000000 4jamessemaj jjsjjjjjjj teachinglizdumb 66554433 NEW DOCUMENT teachingJohnSmyth 01010101 teachingskippo 00000000000 teachinglizdumb 66554433 I searched for the word 'teach' and it selected those lines and let me copy them. Except I’m talking like 20 page word and excel documents.
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Jan 28, 2008 08:29
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skippo: Did you look at the Find and Replace dialog? 1. check off "Highlight all items found in current document" 2. hit the 'more' button and check off 'use wildcards' 3. enter "find*^l" (without quotes) under 'find what' 4. hit find all. I just updated Vid2Gif, which has been fairly popular, with a version that has been sitting on my hard drive waiting for that last hour worth of work for the past couple months. It should be much easier to use and get good results now. 
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Jan 31, 2008 08:44
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skippo posted:I'd like an app that will let me search for a word (series of letters/numbers/whatever) on multiple lines (in word or excel), then let me cut and paste all of the entire lines of text with that word in common into a new document. For example: If you can paste it into/save as a text document then you could easily do that with the build in command line tools: I pasted your original stuff in a text file called "original.txt" and then you do this: code:code:code:C:\temp>type NewDocument.txt teachingJohnSmyth 01010101 teachingskippo 00000000000 teachinglizdumb 66554433
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Feb 1, 2008 17:35
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Azzmodan posted:Neurozys posted:Cheers
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Feb 2, 2008 06:15
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I want something that can sort through a mIRC log file, and separate each line into a different text file, named after the nickname that said it, in the same directory. (With an option to remove timestamps, if present.)
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Feb 2, 2008 22:39
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When I want to reset my IP, I login to my router via HTTP, go to the connections menu and hit the "disconnect" button then hit the reconnect button. I have found it possible to telnet into the router but I do not know commands to disconnect/reconnect in telnet. What I am looking for is 1. Connect to router 2. Authenticate 3. disconnect from internet 4. wait 2 seconds 5. connect to internet a config file to be able to change variables (Router IP, Username, Password, wait time, etc) would be nice. I understand that if someone does take this on they will probably need to talk to me about my router and telnet commands if required etc. so can someone PM me about this if it is required. Thanks selan dyin fucked around with this message at 07:26 on Feb 4, 2008 |
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Feb 4, 2008 07:14
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Mine is simple, a program that will sit in the dock, maybe listen for a customizable set of keys and when it gets it or gets clicked or whatever puts the monitor into sleep mode. All these other solutions on the net seem to be shareware, and it can't be that hard.
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Feb 4, 2008 12:57
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WindMinstrel posted:Mine is simple, a program that will sit in the dock, maybe listen for a customizable set of keys and when it gets it or gets clicked or whatever puts the monitor into sleep mode. http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/26234/sleep-display This should work in 10.5 http://at.araxia.net/blog/seth/tech/?permalink=display-sleep.html This should work in 10.4 I have not tested this, I am being lazy, sorry
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Feb 4, 2008 14:14
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PaulMyo posted:http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/26234/sleep-display Brilliant, that solves the problem for my OS X machines, now I need something for XP.
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Feb 4, 2008 23:14
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Here is my request. I don't know how best to describe this, but it's a tiny application that keeps the audio channel to my receiver 'open'. Typically, my stereo (hooked up to the computer) will 'turn off' input processing when it notices silence coming in over the optical input. This results in a half-second delay 'turning on' as soon as sound is sent again. The solution until now has been playing mp3's on the lowest volume possible to keep the input going. Up until recently, paused google videos would also keep the input channel open, so they must have been doing something with the sound hardware keeping a buffer open or data flowing or something. I have not found *any* help googling for more information.
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Feb 5, 2008 18:17
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wrok posted:Here is my request. You may have already done this, but have you read the manual for the stereo system? You would think they would offer some method of turning off this 'feature' if you were listening to music that had moments of silence.
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Feb 5, 2008 18:38
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CasualCliffy posted:You may have already done this, but have you read the manual for the stereo system? You would think they would offer some method of turning off this 'feature' if you were listening to music that had moments of silence. I've looked but not found anything. It's a nice system but not very customizable (not even an EQ). It was cheap and does what I want, with this minor exception, so v  vI'm sure that if I were using the regular inputs, or directly playing music in it's DVD drive that this wouldn't happen -- it's just an optical input weirdness.
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Feb 5, 2008 19:41
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A group of friends and I watch 24 and do power hour every Monday. If you don't know what that is, it's where you take a shot of beer every minute for the 60 minutes the show is on. We usually have to scramble for an clock to tell us when to take the shot. It would be cool to have a clock in the 24 style with hours, minutes and seconds that could be set to any hour of the day and play a sound every minute. A small split timer along the side to keep track of when we took the actual shot (as you get towards the end, you take them longer and longer after the minute expires) would be cool too. Or maybe just display the last few shot times underneath.
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Feb 5, 2008 20:10
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Jeece posted:Request: http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1200059323 Here you go mang: http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/ModifiedDateFromCreationDate
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Feb 7, 2008 02:52
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Rage-a-Holic posted:When I want to reset my IP, I login to my router via HTTP, go to the connections menu and hit the "disconnect" button then hit the reconnect button. Sorry I don't have plat, so I can't PM you. Can you post the details of how you telnet to the router? Also the make and model will help. Are on winXP? I have a second request. Because I am not very good at math, it would be handy to have a small program that you can enter in your information about how much money you owe and the corresponding interest rates. The program would then run some math formulas in the background and tell you what percentage of every dollar should go towards which piece of debt to maximize your money long term. Kind of confusing, so here is an example: College loan: $2000 at 2% APR Car loan: $13,000 at 7% APR Mortgage: $76,000 at 6% APR Surplus income: $10000 Recommendations: $6000 towards car loan, $2000 towards college loan, $2000 towards mortgage.
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Feb 13, 2008 14:13
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MrPhred posted:A group of friends and I watch 24 and do power hour every Monday. If you don't know what that is, it's where you take a shot of beer every minute for the 60 minutes the show is on. We usually have to scramble for an clock to tell us when to take the shot. It would be cool to have a clock in the 24 style with hours, minutes and seconds that could be set to any hour of the day and play a sound every minute. A small split timer along the side to keep track of when we took the actual shot (as you get towards the end, you take them longer and longer after the minute expires) would be cool too. Or maybe just display the last few shot times underneath. Already requested, and filled: http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Beer_Jug
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Feb 13, 2008 14:31
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Filthy_McGreasy posted:Sorry I don't have plat, so I can't PM you. Can you post the details of how you telnet to the router? Also the make and model will help. Are on winXP? There's not really a formula for that. Paying the highest interest rate first is always the best way to "maximize" your money. So the best strategy is just to pay as much on the highest rate and maintain the others. You could turn this into an actual schedule if you knew the minimum payments on each loan.
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Feb 13, 2008 14:37
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Torteth posted:Here you go mang: Sorry for the lateness, I just got back here. Thank you very much! Will try when I get home. 
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Feb 15, 2008 18:52
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Filthy_McGreasy posted:I have a second request. Because I am not very good at math, it would be handy to have a small program that you can enter in your information about how much money you owe and the corresponding interest rates. The program would then run some math formulas in the background and tell you what percentage of every dollar should go towards which piece of debt to maximize your money long term. Kind of confusing, so here is an example: pay the minimum on the lowest APR loans and pay everything else on the highest APR. there's no formula really.
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Feb 15, 2008 21:28
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WindMinstrel posted:Brilliant, that solves the problem for my OS X machines, now I need something for XP. I went ahead and submitted an official request under your name, since you hadn't done it, and then filled it: http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1203270257
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Filthy_McGreasy posted:Sorry I don't have plat, so I can't PM you. Can you post the details of how you telnet to the router? Also the make and model will help. Are on winXP? pretty much open 10.0.0.138 username prompt <enter> password prompt <enter> then it's logged in and waits for a command model/make are Thomson/Alcatel Speedtouch 530 yep winXP
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Feb 20, 2008 09:21
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Dr. Not A Doctor posted:I want something that can sort through a mIRC log file, and separate each line into a different text file, named after the nickname that said it, in the same directory. (With an option to remove timestamps, if present.) I don't have many logs to test with. Could you give this a shot and let me know how it works for you? http://www.ru486.us/parsemirc/
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I need a small custom app to help with web design. As a developer, I need to take a designers mockup and make the site fit around it. I'm thinking it can either be done as an app, or as a firefox plugin - preferibly it should be cross-platform. As part of the final stages of the development, I need to verify the site fits closely to the origional mockup by loading the image of the mockup and placing it over the browser. What I am requesting is a small app that has a small control panel, in it there are 2 things - an "Open Image" button and a opacity slider. When the app opens the image, it should load it into a window without a border, header or toolbar, the image should just be blit onto a surface. With the opacity controller, I can change it to suit my needs as I develop. Clicking on the image surface, I should be able to move it around. Digital Spaghetti fucked around with this message at 16:00 on Feb 26, 2008 |
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Feb 26, 2008 15:55
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loving about, I hit Quote instead of Edit.
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Digital Spaghetti posted:I need a small custom app to help with web design. As a developer, I need to take a designers mockup and make the site fit around it. I'm thinking it can either be done as an app, or as a firefox plugin - preferibly it should be cross-platform. I've got all of this done. Do you want the image window to always stay on top? If so, do you want the opacity slider built right onto it so you can adjust it easily, or just keep it on the control window? Also, I just read what I quoted and see you want this cross-platform. poo poo. Well, if you want a C# version, I can post it.
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mintskoal posted:I've got all of this done. Do you want the image window to always stay on top? If so, do you want the opacity slider built right onto it so you can adjust it easily, or just keep it on the control window? It would be handy to keep the image on top, maybe an option to keep it modal. I was thinking of keeping the buttons in the control panel and only showing the image with no other controls on it. If it's Windows only, thats cool - I develop in both windows and unix. Thanks very much, can't wait to see it! you can email me digitalspaghetti@gmail.com
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Digital Spaghetti posted:I need a small custom app to help with web design. As a developer, I need to take a designers mockup and make the site fit around it. I'm thinking it can either be done as an app, or as a firefox plugin - preferibly it should be cross-platform. Acetate does almost exactly this, although it's not cross platform. It was made by Azmerod in response to a request last May.
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Neurozys posted:Acetate does almost exactly this, although it's not cross platform. It was made by Azmerod in response to a request last May. Holy poo poo I didn't even see that. Very cool
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Feb 28, 2008 03:05
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I need an app that does the following: 1) Every X minutes it downloads a file from a website. 2) After the file has been downloaded, it will FTP the file to an FTP site The number of minutes that it checks for the file should be configurable. A log of some kind would be nice, to check and see if the download or FTP ever failed. The FTP process will automatically overwrite the previously uploaded file (filename is always the same). I imagine there would be a box for the URL, repeat time, ftp username, ftp password, and ftp directory. Edit: I'm good at reading instructions. http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1204210838 Yaksha fucked around with this message at 16:01 on Feb 28, 2008 |
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Feb 28, 2008 08:04
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mintskoal posted:Holy poo poo I didn't even see that. Very cool That is indeed very cool and EXACTLY what I needed. Mintskoal, I appreciate your efforts!
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Feb 28, 2008 11:37
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vladimir posted:I just posted an app request, but I'm not a coder so I have no idea how big/small of a project this would be. Here -> http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Move_em Windows only - requires .NET 2.0 (might be portable to Mono, who knows?).
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What I need is an app for sorting IRC logfiles by channel instead of date. If I have a bunch of files with names like:code:code:
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Here you gocode:Land Mime fucked around with this message at 18:18 on Mar 1, 2008 |
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Mar 1, 2008 18:14
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Jungle Bus posted:What I need is an app for sorting IRC logfiles by channel instead of date. If I have a bunch of files with names like: If you're in Windows (I'm assuming), try mine instead of Land Mime's.
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Hogburto posted:for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=#" %d in ('dir /b ????????#*') do ren %d#%e #%e%d In case there is a file extension (mine get .log) for /f "tokens=1,2,3 delims=#,." %d in ('dir /b ????????#*.*') do ren %d#%e.%f #%e%d.%f I wrote a couple batch files that do this the hard way (now I know!) with substrings, but it can also change the filename back to its original style. Assumes there is a .log extension, too, though. They are meant to be placed in and run from the folder with all the logs. code:code:
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I'd like to request an app that will easily rename a bunch of files in a folder according to a list of filenames in a plain text file. I collect old time radio shows (public domain) via bittorrent, but the files are often improperly named. Once I get them, it's imperative that they be properly named for logging into my collection program, Otter, but doing so makes them invalid for seeding. If I could just keep 1) a list of a torrent's original filenames and 2) my properly renamed file names in two texts file in the same folder, and somehow easily swap back and forth between the two naming conventions I could revert my file names to match the torrent for seeding down the road when it inevitably runs out of seeders. Doing this manually is a major chore as many shows ran weekly for many years and thus have hundreds of files. I've yet to find a non-shareware solution to accomplish this. Any help would be humbly appreciated.
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