Most of hits to this site come from search term ‘Saki 13’. Apparently this is the most successful Gonzo series after Druaga (S1)?

Anyway if you really want to watch it subbed you may want to pay CR to get early access to the subs (basically speaking, they’re the fastest subber for Saki and also used as base of some subs out there). Be careful about its video quality though :/

Thanks to boredness, I tried to finish installing pam_mysql which was failed before. Here’s the tricks:

• Symlink pam_appl.h and pam_modules.h from /usr/include/security to /usr/include
• Use Sun C Compiler. GCC won’t work – don’t bother trying
• make will most likely fail because -lCrun doesn’t exist or something. Temporary workaround is by removing -lCrun from the command in Makefile (open Makefile, find and remove -lCrun)

Seems to be working here.

One year after air broadcast finished, I finally finished it. o/

Now moving on to season 2… (I know the world is reset (is it?) but I still prefer finishing first season before continuing)

There’re still 14 more episodes of this yuri-disguised-as-mahjong anime. I wonder where some people get information that it’ll be 13 episodes from.

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If you happen to like combination of word  ‘official’ and ‘bleeding edge’, ArchLinux might be up to your liking.

It now has latest stable kernel on official (non-testing) repository.

Standard caution applies – there might be some packages not updated yet to new kernel.

There is no comparison to daemontools yet because I’ve never used it. Runit seem to be running at entire different level and monit… also never tried (seems to be too complex and underpowered).

Disclaimer: in this post there’s no religion involved. ‘god’ mentioned here is a ruby gems that is just happen to be named god (seriously, this is not how you should name your program – googling for it results in too much noise)

[ god | supervisord ]

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I think you should read this.

easy_install/Python is still worse though.

1. there is gem install, there is no easy_uninstall
2. almost no program uses ruby so I can install the gems to my heart content without worrying if a program will install gem from OS’ package manager

This post is related to another post I’ll post tomorrow.

Type-Moon / P.A. Works.

DDL from IDWS (for Indonesian) or Megaupload (mediafire is slow here 🙁 )

[ Torrent | Indowebster (lol) | Megaupload ]

Is 24 episodes total. I forgot this this Bee Train. And I seriously thought it’ll be ended in 1 cour.

Apparently there will be new character in next episode?

It’s official.

Let’s see if it gets into official php code someday. For now I’ll stick with supervisord 🙂

After my first, and second attempt, which works but not quite right, here’s my latest attempt at creating mod_userdir-like on nginx. I finally give up in using unified .php block and decided to create separate file to handle .php:

Update: better version here.

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...wat

LMAO. (I’m getting slower thanks to supervisord)

LOL Belldandy Hayate Hermione

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Guest Lelouch appearance.

• Turn off (or set to small) the swap file

I just noticed that upgrading to 2.8 gives massive speed improvement. On my local server the loading is now instaneous while in 2.7 it has short delay.

I haven’t realized it before because I never test it in local server and I don’t feel any speed improvement on this site because my connection is the bottleneck.

Thanks to WP Dev Team 🙂

1. Desktop programs that’s remotely useful (ex: OpenOffice) will be most likely running slower than snail
2. The alternatives usually either as outdated, broken, incomplete or suck as the Windows equivalent

Ubuntu on a Celeron 1 GHz processor and 640 MB of RAM is fun. Fun as in the processor is always working on empty desktop. Yes, empty – a freshly booted one. And suspend doesn’t work either.

Also sir, no sane person without specific need still use 9x line of Windows. My Celeron 300 MHz doesn’t have problem running Windows 2000. And it can run Red Alert 2 and Office 2000.

WRT link above, apparently he loves contradicting himself

“Install. Reboot. Install. Reboot…aack!
……
the odds are that everything will work as expected on a vanilla install. And if DSL doesn’t recognize it, use Puppy. If that doesn’t work, go with SliTaz. Failing that, install ubuntu-minimal and put Openbox on top of it. If all else fails, maybe Ubuntu GTK 1.2 Remix will work”

Apparently trying various Linux distros is faster than driver install + reboot

For example, would you rather use Abiword 2.6.8, or MS Word ‘97?
……
maybe Ubuntu GTK 1.2 Remix will work

Thank you. I prefer Word 97 to GTK 1.2.

Have fun making that without Linux.

Because there is no *BSD

Automattic still hasn’t tagged WordPress 2.8. Doesn’t one usually tag it first before release?

And yes, checking out trunk at this time gives 2.8 (release).

Update: it’s now on /branches and /tags

Here’s the one-step upgrading I did for upgrading from 2.8-Beta2 to 2.8-RC1.

~$ ./update
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-includes/version.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-includes/functions.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-includes/link-template.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-includes/script-loader.php
D    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/cache-manifest.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/wp-admin.css
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/includes/plugin-install.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/includes/post.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/includes/template.php
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/js/common.dev.js
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/js/common.js
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/css/press-this.css
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/css/colors-fresh.css
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/css/colors-classic.css
U    /u/h67959/home/blog/wp-admin/themes.php

Fetching external item into '/u/h67959/home/blog/wp-content/plugins/akismet'
Updated external to revision 124424.

Updated to revision 11542.
At revision 948.
~$

Yes, one line. I’ll post another tips on how to upgrade from 2.7.1 to 2.8 with one command (+ one upgrade.php, IIRC) once it’s released (sometime today?). HA HA HA forget that. I just remembered there’s one-click update since 2.7. I still trust svn than some-php-lol-unzip-and-do-ftp-upload which I find unreliable depends on your webhost.

Re is not reply.

And it breaks threaded mail in Gmail (and probably other mail clients).

The impact to the story would be – had Hughes didn’t get killed in episode 10.

Yes this is spoiler. And no, I don’t care since everyone and their pet should’ve known about this years ago.

</late></spoiler>

[ Funeral Link (wat) ]

Oh and moar spoiler: the things he realized will be dicovered in faaaaaaar away in the manga, about 10 volumes apart (hence my lateness of realizing it – or actually it’s pretty normal for me since I’ve forgotten about this chapter)

>.<

Gonzo is doing pretty well this season, btw. Or actually, I liked most of series I’m following this season.

• Asura Cryin’ 1-8
• Cross Game 1-9
• Eden of the East 1-8
• Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood 1-8
• Guin Saga 1
• Hanasakeru Seishounen 1-2
• Hatsukoi Limited 1-8
• K-On! 1-10
• Natsu no Arashi 1-9
• Pandora Hearts 1-8
• Phantom 1-10
• Saki 1-10
• Shangri-la 1-9
• Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu S2 1
• Tayutama 1-8
• Tears to Tiara 1-9
• Valkyria Chronicles 1-8

With only two stalled series.

One of the best post this week. Kinda NSFW.

After some consideration, I’ll do feature lock on moefetch (aka no more features) after implementing one last feature I want – automatic file sorting by tags.

There won’t be any additional features after that one for a long time.

I’ll make extra script to do batch job. Implementing batch job in current script is not easy. Doable but pointless. It’s better to create another script to call several moefetch command in order.

Also by feature lock I also mean there will be version jump to 1.0.

Killing bugs and cleaning up will of course continue.

Suggestions are welcome.

Up next: danbooru install script for various OSes.

Lots of fix and code cleanups.

• Directory structure changed
• Added option -u, command status renamed to check
• Current working folder is now used for base folder
• No option should be modified now unless you want to help me debugging or you need/use specific configuration

To do for 0.1:

• Even more debugging
• Code cleanups
• Better way to verify grep/md5/other utils capability
• I think it’s currently bugged if there’s alien file/folder containing spaces

Happy leeching.

I won’t make intro post or something. There are some of them already. More will come and there is obligatory summary/preview/etc from Random Curiosity.

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…watched too many anime o.o

It feels like every staff can add whatever references they want in each episode.

Which make me wonder, what will happen if they’re the one producing Hayate no Gotoku anime? XD

My previous attempt is pretty much a fail. It works but it shouldn’t be done that way.

Here be updated version to imitate mod_userdir functionality in nginx – pointing /~username to correct path. Complete with php(-cgi) handler.

upstream php-cgi {
        server 127.0.0.1:9000;
}
server {
listen 80;
        server mahleetserver.com;
        index index.php;
        client_max_body_size 3m;

        if ($uri ~ ^/~edho/blog) {
                set $err404 /~edho/blog/index.php;
                set $is_custom404 1;
        }

        if ($is_custom404 != 1) {
                set $err404 /404.html;
        }
        error_page 404 $err404;

        #username should only contain these letters, right?
        location ~ /~([A-Za-zd-_s]+)(.*)$ {
                alias /export/home/$1/public_html$2;
                location ~ .php {
                        if ($fastcgi_script_name ~ /~([A-Za-zd-_s]+)(.*)$ {
                                set $ud_name $1; set $ud_uri $2;
                        }
                        root /export/home/$ud_name/public_html;
                        try_files $ud_uri @404;
                        fastcgi_pass php-cgi;
                        fastcgi_index index.php;
                        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$ud_uri;
                        include fastcgi_params;
                }
        }

        location / {
                root /var/www/data;
                rewrite ^/wiki/([^?]*)(?:?(.*))? /w/index.php?title=$1&$2;
                rewrite ^/wiki /w/index.php;
                rewrite ^/edogawaconan/signature.jpg /edogawaconan/signature.php;
        }
        location ~ .php$ {
                root /var/www/data;
                try_files $uri @404;
                fastcgi_pass php-cgi;
                fastcgi_index index.php;
                fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
                include fastcgi_params;
        }
        location ~ /.ht {
                deny all;
        }
        location @404 {
                return 404;
        }

}

Key changes here is everything is done in simplest possible way I can think of. No more location hopping.

If you need custom 404 just add if ($uri) block. In the sample above I have my blog at /~edho/blog.

I use upstream block to prepare migration to god (from php-fpm).

Up next: god config for php-cgi. (aka say goodbye to spawn-fcgi / php-fpm)

Update: cleanup