Date: 04.22.15 Link: http://www.iab.com/u-s-internet-ad-revenues-reach-record-breaking-49-5-billion-in-2014-a-16-increase-over-landmark-2013-numbers-marking-fifth-year-in-a-row-of-double-digit-growth-for-the-industry/ Q4 2014 Surpasses $14 Billion, Rising 17% Over Same Time in 2013 Mobile Ad Revenues Hit $12.5 Billion in 2014, Representing a 76% Increase Year-Over-Year; Digital Video Up 17% to $3.3 Billion NEW YORK, NY (April 22, 2015) — Digital advertising revenues in the U.S. rose to an all-time high of … Continue reading U.S. Internet Ad Revenues Reach Record-Breaking $49.5 Billion in 2014, a 16% Increase Over Landmark 2013 Numbers, Marking Fifth Year in a Row of Double-Digit Growth for the Industry
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About Checksum
Are you wondering what a checksum is? You may have noticed that when you download files from certain websites, they have a very long string of numbers and letters called a checksum or MD5 checksum or SHA-1, etc. These really long strings basically act as fingerprints for that particular file, whether it be an EXE, … Continue reading About Checksum
Authentication with Warden, without Devise
For most of us, using warden means using devise. Devise served me well but it's big and there's a lot of convention that you need to abide by. Getting up & running with devise is fairly simple. Warden needs a little bit more to get started and I'm going to show you how to implement … Continue reading Authentication with Warden, without Devise
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On Nautilus-dropbox installation on Ubuntu
I'll have to say it's somewhat problematic... The installation usually would stalk somewhere and later gives you this error: E: Unable to lock the administration directory /var/lib/dpkg/lock? How to fix it: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock should do the trick. You can use ps afx|grep dpkg to check if there is still a process runnning at the … Continue reading On Nautilus-dropbox installation on Ubuntu
How to use secure VNC with SSH
Securing a VNC connection with OpenSSH I write this sitting at Maude's Cafe in downtown Gainesville via GRU's public wireless network which was just deployed. I'm doing it, coincidently enough, over VNC encrypted via SSH. This ties in nicely with my recent wireless articles, including my initial adoption and compiling and configuring drivers.So, while I … Continue reading How to use secure VNC with SSH
How to run a command every x interval of time in terminal?
Option #1: You can use watch command , watch is used to run any designated command at regular intervals . Open Terminal and type : watch -n x <your command> change x to be the time you want . For more help using the watch command and its options, run man watch or visit this … Continue reading How to run a command every x interval of time in terminal?
About Twitter rate limit
One option is to use a Twitter Data Reseller (e.g. GNIP) who can sell tweets. Another option is to maximize your use of the API. Here are some tips: 1. Check Rate Limit Status for each API you're use to make sure you don't go over and when the rate limit resets (currently every 15 … Continue reading About Twitter rate limit
How to send an email in a command line?
The approach below probably is not safe, since it exposes your email address with password. 1. Install ssmtp : sudo apt-get install ssmtp 2. Edit the ssmtp config file : sudo gedit /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf Enter this in the file: root=username@gmail.com mailhub=smtp.gmail.com:465 rewriteDomain=gmail.com AuthUser=username AuthPass=password FromLineOverride=YES UseTLS=YES 3. Enter the email address of the person who will … Continue reading How to send an email in a command line?
How to configure Processing to run on Raspberry Pi?
Processing is an open source programming language (processing.org) and environment for people who want to create images, animations, and interactions. This is how to install it on your Raspberry PI: install the java 6 sdk sudo apt-get install librxtx-java openjdk-6-jdk download and unzip the Linux (x86) version of Processing 1.5.1 to the /home/pi directory http://processing.googlecode.com/files/processing-1.5.1-linux.tgz … Continue reading How to configure Processing to run on Raspberry Pi?