The First Rule of Fight Club is….. Kinetic Typography
Jul-15-2008
Just awesome…
What the Frack!!
Jun-23-2008
Meh!
You tired of all the “kiddy-speak” that you just don’t understand, are you completely Fracked-off with the whole jibberish??
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ will clear things up…..may be…..
SuppressWarnings Options
Jun-22-2008
| SuppressWarnings Options | |
|---|---|
| Option | Notes |
| “all” | @SuppressWarnings( “all” ) means suppress all warnings |
| “allDeprecation” | deprecation even inside deprecated code |
| “allJavadoc” | invalid or missing javadoc |
| “assertIdentifier” | occurrence of assert used as identifier |
| “boxing” | autoboxing conversion |
| “charConcat” | when a char array is used in a string concatenation without beingconverted explicitly to a string |
| “conditionAssign” | possible accidental boolean assignment |
| “constructorName” | method with constructor name |
| “dep-ann” | missing @Deprecated annotation |
| “deprecation” | usage of deprecated type or member outside deprecated code |
| “emptyBlock” | undocumented empty block |
| “enumSwitch” | incomplete enum switch |
| “incomplete-switch” | incomplete switch |
| “fieldHiding” | field hiding another variable |
| “finalBound” | type parameter with final bound |
| “finally” | finally block not completing normally |
| “hiding” | shorthand for fieldHiding, localHiding, typeHiding and maskedCatchBlock |
| “indirectStatic” | indirect reference to static member |
| “intfAnnotation” | annotation type used as super interface |
| “intfNonInherited” | interface non-inherited method compatibility |
| “javadoc” | invalid javadoc |
| “localHiding” | local variable hiding another variable |
| “maskedCatchBlocks” | hidden catch block |
| “nls” | non-nls string literals |
| “noEffectAssign” | for assignment with no effect |
| “null” | missing or redundant null check |
| “over-ann” | missing @Override annotation |
| “pkgDefaultMethod” | attempt to override package-default method |
| “serial” | missing serialVersionUID |
| “semicolon” | unnecessary semicolon or empty statement |
| “specialParamHiding” | constructor or setter parameter hiding another field |
| “static-access” | shorthand for indirectStatic and staticReceiver |
| “staticReceiver” | if a non static receiver is used to get a static field or call a staticmethod |
| “suppress” | enable @SuppressWarnings |
| “syntheticAccess” | when performing synthetic access for innerclass |
| “synthetic-access” | when performing synthetic access for innerclass |
| “tasks” | enable support for tasks tags in source code |
| “typeHiding” | type parameter hiding another type |
| “unchecked” | unchecked type operation |
| “unnecessaryElse” | unnecessary else clause |
| “unqualified-field-access” | unqualified reference to field |
| “unqualifiedField” | unqualified reference to field |
| “unused” | shorthand for unusedArgument, unusedImport, unusedLocal, unusedPrivateand unusedThrown |
| “unusedArgument” | unused method argument |
| “unusedImport” | unused import reference |
| “unusedLocal” | unused local variable |
| “unusedPrivate” | unused private member declaration |
| “unusedThrown” | unused declared thrown exception |
| “uselessTypeCheck” | unnecessary cast/instanceof operation |
| “varargsCast” | varargs argument need explicit cast |
| “warningToken” | unhandled warning token in @SuppressWarnings |
Dull Gems
Jun-21-2008
Bah!
Today seemed like a good day to upgrade my Ruby on Rails setup, big mistake.
All was going fine up to the point I ran sudo gem update --system then it just went wrong after that. Everytime I tried to run gem after that I got this /usr/bin/gem:23: uninitialized constant Gem::GemRunner(NameError) sigh!
Someone forgot something in the gem script file.After digging around on the interweb I came across a blog entry from Nick Peters that fixes this by adding the required entry to fix the problem.Problem solved, for now!…
€3 Portemonnee (Wallet)
May-25-2008
| Bit of a weird idea, but my design was inspired by a design on the Instructables website http://www.instructables.com/id/quality-duct-tape-wallet/
Features include:
Parts required:
and patience How to make it: Well I just looked at the instructable, laid out the items from my wallet to get an idea of size and then just made it. How much? Well if you don’t buy a 9v battery just for the purpose of pulling it apart for the terminals, the wallet costs the price of a reel of tape, so in my case under €3. What next? For the moment I am road-testing this version and once I am happy with it I will make an instructable for the deluxe model which will include, an led light, RFID shielding and coin pouch |
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Bokketochie
May-18-2008
Photo’s for our outing on the Bokketochie bike run are available to friends and family. You can access them at http://pictures.yottabyte.net/ If you do not have the username and password just drop me an email and I will send it to you.
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