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Getting Started with Flatiron HTTP - blog.nodejitsu.com - scaling node.js applications one callback at a time.
An in-depth tutorial, which iterates on a "hello world" flatiron server (like those in the project's examples) into a relatively complex webservice that uses some of flatiron's more complex functionality.
nodejs  howto  framework 
27 days ago by rybesh
My DIY record cleaner. - diyAudio
Stand. $59 from Target.

Platter and Spindle. Used direct drive Pioneer turntable from eBay. $10

VPI 16.6 suction tube and mount. $59 from www.elusivedisc.com
http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo....em=23&mitem=29

Shop-Vac 1x1 $19 from Walmart.
diy  audio  cleaning  vinyl  howto 
6 weeks ago by rybesh
The VinylZone: It Sucks! A DIY Record Vac
How to build a record vacuum wand that can be used as a hand held device.
diy  audio  cleaning  vinyl  howto 
6 weeks ago by rybesh
Enjoy the Music.com Do It Yourself Record Cleaning Machine
This is the description of a record cleaning machine I built. It uses an industrial wet vacuum cleaner with 1000W to suck the cleaning fluid from the record. The fluid is applied by swinging a tube over the record and pumping with a manual pump. The platter is rotated manually and a normal paint brush can be used to get the dirt out of the grooves. I use a professional brush from a Moth record cleaning machine. After that the sucking tube is swinged onto the record (please don't forget to glue the velvet onto the tube, or the first record you cleaned is cleaned to death) and the vacuum cleaner is switched on. One or two spins should be enough to suck all the fluid with the dirt away.
diy  audio  cleaning  vinyl  howto 
6 weeks ago by rybesh
DIY Record Cleaner
Build your own high quality, easy to use record cleaner. This design can be built for less than $50 and will remove at least as much grunge as the expensive VPI record cleaners.
audio  vinyl  diy  howto  cleaning 
6 weeks ago by rybesh
How to bypass firewalls or captive portals with dns2tcp | fosk.it! 2.0
Classic wireless hot spots commonly allow two protocols: ICMP and DNS (UDP/53). ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) is used to report errors and warning to the client and DNS is mandatory to resolve hostnames. While ICMP can also be used as a transport protocol (see PTunnel), firewalls may block unusual ICMP packets (ex: suspicious big packets). On the other side, there are often less restriction regarding DNS traffic.
internet  howto 
january 2012 by rybesh
Tips for giving feedback on student writing
Remember that students are sensitive about their writing in a way that they aren’t about, say, a test. Be ready for students to take your feedback personally, even if you are careful to point out (as you should) that you are commenting on the paper, not on the student.
teaching  writing  howto 
december 2011 by rybesh
Redis tutorial, April 2010 - by Simon Willison
These slides and notes were originally written to accompany a three hour Redis tutorial I gave at the NoSQL Europe conference on the 22nd of April 2010.
redis  howto  nosql  tutorial 
november 2011 by rybesh
osx - Mac OS X / Open terminal with specified windows - Stack Overflow
If you create a terminal with Shell > New Command, Terminal will automatically run that command when a Window Group is opened.
mac  cli  howto 
november 2011 by rybesh
Tutorial - Facebook Developers
This tutorial will guide you through the key steps to build, test, and publish your first Open Graph app. We will build a sample app that allows users on your website to publish stories about cooking recipes.
semweb  metadata  webinfo  ontology  linkeddata  howto 
october 2011 by rybesh
Using Connectbot for SSH with pubkey authentication on Android « @rbi.se – about Ubuntu, Android, Photo, Security and more
android  ssh  howto 
september 2011 by rybesh
Project TextMate
The Setup Tutorial tells you about the places to tune and tweak the look and features of TextMate.

The Basics Tutorial shows off the great features of TextMate and gives you a good start at understanding the concept & the guts of the Editor as well as a good idea of how you can enhance it and contribute yourself.
textmate  tutorial  howto  editing 
september 2011 by rybesh
elasticsearch - guide - Search API - Facets
Facets provide aggregated data based on a search query. In the simple case, a facet can return facet counts for various facet values for a specific field. ElasticSearch supports more advanced facet implementations, such as statistical or date histogram facets.
faceted  search  api  howto 
july 2011 by rybesh
elasticsearch - tutorials - Attachment Type in Action
This tutorial will walk you through basic attachment type setup and use in search including highighting. (How to use elasticsearch to index PDFs and other file types.)
indexing  search  howto  pdf 
july 2011 by rybesh
Groovy - Beginners Tutorial
This page is intended to get you started with Groovy, following a trail of a few tutorial labs on various topics mainly oriented towards typical use of scripting languages for data crunching or text manipulation.
groovy  scripting  java  tutorial  howto 
june 2011 by rybesh
Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good!
Oh Hello! Welcome to my guide to Erlang! This guide is intended to be read by beginners, but if you're average or somewhat advanced you can probably learn a few things too!
erlang  tutorial  howto 
may 2011 by rybesh
Using Subdomains in Django « ThingsILearned
Django’s url dispatcher doesn’t handle subdomains.  If you want/need to use subdomains you’ve got to use session middleware.
django  python  howto  urls 
april 2011 by rybesh
Scraping Made Easy with jQuery and SelectorGadget - David Trejo's Thoughts
A list of scraping tools and resources which will make your life MUCH easier the next time you need some information from a crufty old website.
nodejs  jquery  scraping  howto 
april 2011 by rybesh
node.js cloud server in three minutes - blog.nodejitsu.com - scaling node.js applications one callback at a time.
The code sample authenticates with Rackspace CloudServers, creates a server with the specified options, and then waits for that server to become active and then outputs the servers public IP address and root password to the console.
nodejs  deployment  cloud  hosting  howto 
february 2011 by rybesh
Finding trending topics using Google Books n-grams data and Apache Hive on Elastic MapReduce : Articles & Tutorials : Amazon Web Services
Finding trending topics using Google Books n-grams data and Apache Hive on Elastic MapReduce
hadoop  digitalhumanities  amazon  cloud  howto  textmining  tools 
february 2011 by rybesh
PostgreSQL 9.0: User-Defined Types
PostgreSQL can be extended to support new data types. This section describes how to define new base types, which are data types defined below the level of the SQL language. Creating a new base type requires implementing functions to operate on the type in a low-level language, usually C.
database  postgresql  types  howto 
january 2011 by rybesh
Facebook network analysis using Gephi
"The good people from sociomatic have prepared a nice little slideshow on how to use gephi to analyze social network data extracted from Facebook (using netvizz). This is a great way to start playing around with network analysis and the slides should really help with the first couple of steps…"
social  networking  analysis  howto 
november 2010 by rybesh
RabbitMQ, Celery and Django « Happy stream of thoughts
RabbitMQ is an open source AMQP (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol) implementation. Celery, originally built for use with Django, is now a general, distributed task queue system based on AMPQ server, multiprocessing Python module and a persistent or non-persistent storage backend. Combining these three solves the problem of building highly-available task queues.
django  celery  howto  distributed 
november 2010 by rybesh
Django/Celery Quickstart (or, how I learned to stop using cron and love celery)
Celery is really focused on being a distributed task queue, but it can also be a great scheduler.
django  celery  howto 
november 2010 by rybesh
How to convert .ape & .cue to .mp3 in Mac OS X? « Apple Clinic, the FAQ Repository
There are a few apps you can use but my favorite is xAct, a freeware.
osx  audio  howto 
september 2010 by rybesh
The OS X Spatial Stack :: Drive-by Digressions
Seth explains how to get all the necessary spatial hoo-hah working on Mac OS X without using MacPorts. GDAL, Mapnik, NumPy, Boost, Cascadenik and other necessary bits and pieces all included.
python  maps  software  osx  howto 
december 2009 by rybesh
∃xistential Type » Fonts in LaTeX, Part One: XeLaTeX
How to use TrueType or OpenType fonts with LaTeX.
latex  fonts  typography  howto 
december 2009 by rybesh
Malaysian Latex User: bookdesign
Producing lovely book designs with LaTeX.
latex  howto  design  books 
november 2009 by rybesh
Debugging in Python « Python Conquers The Universe
The missing manual for Python’s powerful pdb debugger.
python  debugging  howto 
november 2009 by rybesh
How to Make a US County Thematic Map Using Free Tools | FlowingData
How to make a county-specific choropleth map using only free tools.
maps  svg  cartography  infoviz  python  howto 
november 2009 by rybesh
Deploying with Fabric & Mercurial / Steve Losh
After you’ve gotten all of this set up the first time it will start saving you time every time you deploy. It also prevents stupid mistakes like FTP’ing your files to the wrong directory on the server. It frees you from those headaches and lets you concentrate on the real work to be done instead of the busywork.
python  django  mercurial  versioning  deployment  fabric  howto 
august 2009 by rybesh
up and running with cassandra :: snax
This post is both a tutorial and a "getting started" overview. You will learn about Cassandra's features, data model, API, and operational requirements—everything you need to know to deploy a Cassandra-backed service.
database  howto  scalable  opensource 
july 2009 by rybesh
Tools of the Modern Python Hacker: Virtualenv, Fabric and Pip
For the modern Python programmer, some of the most important tools to aid in reduced complexity and repetition are virtualenv, Fabric, and pip.
python  code  development  management  howto 
july 2009 by rybesh
Pellet Tutorial
This tutorial provides an introduction to using Pellet for developing ontologies and ontology-based applications.
semweb  owl  howto  inference  reasoner 
june 2009 by rybesh
The Freebase Blog » Blog Archive » Internationalization in Freebase
It is possible, though not simple, to read and write information in languages other than English.
freebase  i18n  language  howto  mql 
june 2009 by rybesh
RDF Aggregates and Full Text Search
Perform full text searches, filtered by types that are inferred.
rdf  database  search  semweb  tools  howto 
may 2009 by rybesh
DIY High-Speed Book Scanner from Trash and Cheap Cameras
AWESOME.
books  diy  howto  scanning  hardware 
april 2009 by rybesh
Developing Django apps with zc.buildout
It’s an exceedingly civilized way to develop an app.
django  python  packaging  howto  development 
april 2009 by rybesh
rev=canonical bookmarklet and designing shorter URLs
Implementing rev=canonical short URLs in Django.
python  django  web  architecture  linking  howto 
april 2009 by rybesh
Amazon Web Services Developer Community : Finding Similar Items with Amazon Elastic MapReduce, Python, and Hadoop Streaming
This sample application uses Amazon Elastic MapReduce to run a Multiple Step JobFlow that calculates pairwise similarity in a large database of items. In this example, we’ll apply the sample code to music and film recommendations, but the example could potentially be run on other datasets such as document term counts, product sales, or website logs.
python  hadoop  amazon  mapreduce  similarity  howto  recommendation  IR 
april 2009 by rybesh
Semantic Web Crawling: A Sitemap Extention
This document describes an extension to the Sitemap protocol targeted at the efficient discovery and use of RDF data. The extension allows Data publishers to state where documents containing RDF data are located, and to advertise alternative means to access it, such as data dumps and SPARQL endpoints.
rdf  sparql  semweb  linkeddata  standards  howto 
april 2009 by rybesh
How to use Django with Apache and mod_wsgi
I tend to run a stripped down Apache with mod_wsgi behind an nginx proxy, and have nginx serve static files directly. This avoids the need for a completely separate media server (although a separate media domain is still a good idea for better client-side performance).
django  apache  mod_wsgi  nginx  howto  webserver 
april 2009 by rybesh
Django | How to use Django with Apache and mod_wsgi | Django Documentation
Deploying Django with Apache and mod_wsgi is the recommended way to get Django into production.
django  python  apache  web  howto 
april 2009 by rybesh
Getting started with Open Anzo - bobdc.blog
Open Anzo has an impressive list of features beyond the simple ability to load and query triples.
semweb  database  tools  howto  rdf 
march 2009 by rybesh
ConfigurationDirectives - modwsgi - The mod_wsgi configuration directives. - Google Code
The WSGIDaemonProcess directive can be used to specify that distinct daemon processes should be created to which the running of WSGI applications can be delegated. Where Apache has been started as the root user, the daemon processes can be run as a user different to that which the Apache child processes would normally be run as.
web  python  howto  unix  apache 
march 2009 by rybesh
Maps From Scratch
Amazon EC2 AMI of a pre-configured Debian Linux server featuring installed geographic software packages like GDAL, PostGIS, Mapnik, TileCache and others.
cartography  maps  gis  howto 
march 2009 by rybesh
voiD Guide - Using the Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets | rdfs.org – Your Ontologies Are Here
voiD is a vocabulary and a set of instructions that enables the discovery and usage of linked datasets.
semweb  metadata  database  rdf  sparql  vocabulary  linkeddata  howto 
february 2009 by rybesh
Defying Classification: ETags And Modification Times In Django
This is the second part in a series on implementing fine-grained HTTP controls and developing RESTful services with Django.
django  python  howto  api  rest 
december 2008 by rybesh
What’s New In Python 3.0 — Python v3.1a0 documentation
For porting existing Python 2.5 or 2.6 source code to Python 3.0, the best strategy is the following:
python  development  howto 
december 2008 by rybesh
Backups
You have a computer. It came with a hard drive in it. Go buy two more drives of the same size or larger. If the drive in your computer is SATA2, get SATA2. If it's a 2.5" laptop drive, get two of those. Brand doesn't matter, but physical measurements and connectors should match.
backup  howto 
december 2008 by rybesh
Getting Started with JavaScript Unit Testing and YUI Test » Yahoo! User Interface Blog
testing  javascript  howto 
december 2008 by rybesh
FUMSI -- Helping you Find, Use, Manage and Share Information
This two-part article is a step-by-step guide for those wishing to create new taxonomies for their business unit, or client. It will outline the many different elements that make up a quality taxonomy and the pitfalls you should be aware of when starting a new project.
classification  taxonomy  information  architecture  methods  design  analysis  howto 
october 2008 by rybesh
Using the Google App Engine Helper for Django - Google App Engine - Google Code
This article will walk you through the process of starting a new Django project and getting it running on Google App Engine by reproducing the initial steps of creating the Polls application from the official Django tutorial. At each step the changes required for the App Engine environment are highlighted.
python  google  django  howto 
september 2008 by rybesh
S is for Semantics: RDF as self-describing data
One of the advantages of how RDF works is that it is possible to query a dataset without knowing anything about the data set at the outset. There are some simple queries that you can get started with to show how this works.
rdf  database  sparql  semweb  howto 
august 2008 by rybesh
GettingStartedDeployment - argot-hub - Google Code - How to deploy your metadata.
Whilst there are many ways to publish metadata, we're going to focus on the use of RDFa, and how to either embed the information in web-pages, or provide a separate XML feed.
rdfa  datarss  howto  webservices  metadata 
august 2008 by rybesh
Overriding a single field in the Django admin, using newforms-admin
How to make one field use a custom field-editing widget.
python  django  howto 
august 2008 by rybesh
making sense of mapnik (tecznotes)
We've been in a deep Mapnik dive for the past few months on a particular project, and this post is an attempt to collect the design issues we've run into and what we did to address them along the way.
cartography  maps  locative  design  howto 
july 2008 by rybesh
FAQ/FindSimilar – Xapian – Trac
How can I implement a "find documents like this one" feature?
search  reference  howto 
july 2008 by rybesh
How to get a grant from NEH
We have tried here to give prospective applicants the kind of information they might learn from a short but informative conversation with an NEH officer.
humanities  research  grants  howto  reference 
july 2008 by rybesh
A List Apart: Articles: Take Control of Your Maps
Rolling your own maps need not be an intimidating affair, provided you understand the problem and the tools to fix it.
maps  locative  interface  howto  cartography 
june 2008 by rybesh
The Minimalist - Be Your Own Mixologist - NYTimes.com
A stiff pour of alcohol, say a quarter cup, over ice; very little sweetener, a teaspoon or at the most two; a tablespoon or more of lime juice (which I find more refreshing than lemon juice); and, if suitable, a garnish like mint, or an orange slice.
drink  howto 
june 2008 by rybesh
Zotero commandline, or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the MozRepl | One Big Library.
for each (item in zotero.Items.getAll()) { alert(item.getField('title')); }
biblography  tools  howto  javascript 
june 2008 by rybesh
One-Pot Cooking
Broaden the possibilities for creative cuisine, while maintaining the simplicity and energy savings of one-pot cooking.
food  cooking  howto 
june 2008 by rybesh
Durable Objects » Yahoo! User Interface Blog
A durable object contains no visible data members, and its methods use neither this nor that.
javascript  security  howto 
may 2008 by rybesh
Best Practice Recipes for Publishing RDF Vocabularies
This document describes best practice recipes for publishing vocabularies or ontologies on the Web (in RDF Schema or OWL).
semweb  rdf  ontology  publishing  howto 
may 2008 by rybesh
n² wiki
The hub for developers working with the Talis Platform. The Talis Platform is a hosted system which provides an efficient, robust storage infrastructure for documents and metadata.
semweb  tools  platform  documents  metadata  reference  howto  api  documentation 
may 2008 by rybesh
How to Write a Spelling Corrector
A toy spelling corrector that achieves 80 or 90% accuracy at a processing speed of at least 10 words per second.
python  nlp  howto  statistics 
april 2008 by rybesh
Poster Presentations - University at Buffalo Libraries
Designing effective poster presentations is an art unto itself. This guide provides resources to make the process easier.
presentation  design  howto 
april 2008 by rybesh
PLEAC - Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook
Common programming problems solved using various programming languages.
code  howto  reference 
february 2008 by rybesh
Copac OpenURL Interface
How to link to COPAC via OpenURL.
uk  library  search  standards  howto  linking  neh2007 
february 2008 by rybesh
Ajax Edit In Place with Yahoo UI API by Elliott C. Back
Using YUI to implement in-place editing.
yahoo  ajax  editing  ui  howto 
february 2008 by rybesh
AjaxPrototypeNewForms - Django Code - Trac
Ajax submiting and processing form errors with newforms,
python  javascript  django  ajax  howto 
january 2008 by rybesh
Convert Atom documents to JSON
Demonstrates a mechanism implemented by the Apache Abdera project to convert Atom documents into JSON and produces a result that is readable, usable, and complete.
atom  json  java  howto 
january 2008 by rybesh
CouchDB "Joins"
Views map keys to values, where the key is automatically indexed and can be used to filter and/or sort results. Keys can be any JSON object, which enables a whole class of tricks that are rather non-obvious…
distributed  database  architecture  howto  javascript 
december 2007 by rybesh
Modest Maps AC Transit Tutorial
One of the core features of Modest Maps is support for custom geographical tile sets.
maps  locative  code  flash  howto  opensource 
december 2007 by rybesh
Freebase Exhibit Example
Example of using Exhibit to dynamically display Freebase data.
data  infoviz  javascript  code  howto  semweb 
november 2007 by rybesh
Phil Spector's Introduction to R
All the things you'll ever need to do with R that you'd otherwise spend hours trying to figure out.
R  reference  statistics  howto 
october 2007 by rybesh
Internet Alchemy » Refactoring Bio With Einstein Part 1: First Steps
This exercise uses a combination of the BIO, FOAF and OWL-Time vocabularies. The approach is to follow the Wikipedia article and translate each distinct event into RDF.
biography  semweb  time  howto 
september 2007 by rybesh
Server-side stream recording with Red5 | Carl Sziebert
While most developers are content to record video using the NetStream.publish(”streamName”, “record”) API, it is sometimes useful to take FLV snippets from the publishing stream instead.
flash  video  streaming  howto 
september 2007 by rybesh
Implementing a dual-threshold buffering strategy in Flash Media Server
Combines the advantages of a short buffer with the advantages of a very large one. The goal is to achieve a very fast start time while maintaining very high resilience towards bandwidth fluctuations.
flash  streaming  video  performance  howto 
september 2007 by rybesh
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