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Making Your Shell Scripts Run From Anywhere
By Eric Weidner on Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 in Technical

How many times have you had to go to a specific directory to launch an application or set several environment variables for an application to be able to find itself and run? Well, here’s a simple trick to add to your shell scripts so that they’re self-contained with no external requirements or editing.

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Funkyness with Ferret
By Rod Cope on Friday, January 9th, 2009 in Technical

If you need fast indexing and searching, especially if you’re doing Ruby on Rails development, Ferret is worth checking out. But there’s one funky thing that we’ve come across lately and wanted to share — something that works well when running in development mode but that causes bizarre issues in production mode.

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Ubuntu Fiesty Spazzing and Returning to Read-Only State
By Landon Cox on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 in Technical

Are you waking up to Ubuntu Feisty defaulting to a read only state? Our developers cracked this one…

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Running Multiple Firefox Versions Side-by-Side
By Eric Weidner on Friday, November 14th, 2008 in Technical

Often developers need to test multiple browsers during development to test for browser compatibility or to use a different version of the browser because a needed plugin only works on an older version. Firefox offers some handy options to run several versions side-by-side.

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System Slows Using Red Hat-Bundled Perl
By Brad Reeves on Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008 in Technical

Experiencing performance problems with Red Hat and Perl? The Perl that’s bundled with Red Hat, along with code that uses the bless/overload combination, can result in a severe system slow down. This is a known issue with Red Hat supplied Perl.

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