Comments for FunkyNERD http://www.funkynerd.com ...software and stuff Tue, 15 Nov 2011 08:17:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Setting CPU frequency on power event in Ubuntu by Jazz http://www.funkynerd.com/37/#comment-808 Jazz Tue, 15 Nov 2011 08:17:06 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=37#comment-808 Good point. Something to investigate. Although with the above solution my laptop (an ASUS U36JC) still boots incredibly quit. My purpose for this was to maximize battery life at the expense of performance. I've had my laptop running on battery for 10 hours with this in place. Good point. Something to investigate. Although with the above solution my laptop (an ASUS U36JC) still boots incredibly quit. My purpose for this was to maximize battery life at the expense of performance. I’ve had my laptop running on battery for 10 hours with this in place.

]]> Comment on Setting CPU frequency on power event in Ubuntu by Jazz http://www.funkynerd.com/37/#comment-807 Jazz Tue, 15 Nov 2011 08:15:34 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=37#comment-807 I've had this running on two laptops and not had to do anything of the sort. Although, I've been using the default user set up during install which I believe is given 'admin rights' and can sudo to anything, so you are probably correct. I’ve had this running on two laptops and not had to do anything of the sort. Although, I’ve been using the default user set up during install which I believe is given ‘admin rights’ and can sudo to anything, so you are probably correct.

]]> Comment on XML-RPC client class in PHP by Jazz http://www.funkynerd.com/xml-rpc-client-class-in-php/#comment-806 Jazz Tue, 15 Nov 2011 08:14:24 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=52#comment-806 Sure. Here ya go. <code> $x = new xmlrpc_client("http://xml.canihaveaclueplease.com"); $x->spoonFeedMeBecauseImStupid(); </code> Easy, isn't it. Almost like you didn't really need to ask.... Sure. Here ya go.


$x = new xmlrpc_client("http://xml.canihaveaclueplease.com");
$x->spoonFeedMeBecauseImStupid();

Easy, isn’t it. Almost like you didn’t really need to ask….

]]> Comment on Setting CPU frequency on power event in Ubuntu by Akeem McLennon http://www.funkynerd.com/37/#comment-672 Akeem McLennon Wed, 02 Nov 2011 03:29:45 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=37#comment-672 As a side note, the cpu defaults to "ondemand" when the computer first boots with the justification that you'll want to maximize cpu power to minimize boot time. Perhaps a better solution would be changing the ondemand functionality after the boot sequence has been completed? As a side note, the cpu defaults to “ondemand” when the computer first boots with the justification that you’ll want to maximize cpu power to minimize boot time. Perhaps a better solution would be changing the ondemand functionality after the boot sequence has been completed?

]]> Comment on Setting CPU frequency on power event in Ubuntu by walter http://www.funkynerd.com/37/#comment-578 walter Sun, 23 Oct 2011 15:43:51 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=37#comment-578 in order for this to work using cpufreq-selector from a script, /usr/bin/cpufreq-selector must have Cmnd_Alias and priveliges defined appropriately in /etc/sudoers in order for this to work using cpufreq-selector from a script, /usr/bin/cpufreq-selector must have Cmnd_Alias and priveliges defined appropriately in /etc/sudoers

]]> Comment on XML-RPC client class in PHP by Fiifi Baidoo http://www.funkynerd.com/xml-rpc-client-class-in-php/#comment-524 Fiifi Baidoo Fri, 14 Oct 2011 17:39:47 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=52#comment-524 Please provide a brief tutorial on how to use your class to complete the post. Please provide a brief tutorial on how to use your class to complete the post.

]]> Comment on Threading in PHP by Jazz http://www.funkynerd.com/threading-in-php/#comment-393 Jazz Wed, 14 Sep 2011 23:54:26 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=43#comment-393 Thanks mate. It's released under a "free as in free beer" license. Copy it, use it, change it, whatever... :) Thanks mate. It’s released under a “free as in free beer” license. Copy it, use it, change it, whatever… :)

]]> Comment on Threading in PHP by Ryan http://www.funkynerd.com/threading-in-php/#comment-351 Ryan Fri, 09 Sep 2011 04:36:58 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=43#comment-351 This is a really nice little class, are you releasing it under an open license? This is a really nice little class, are you releasing it under an open license?

]]> Comment on Setting up public key authentication over SSH by FunkyNERD » Creating a Git repository and making it public http://www.funkynerd.com/setting-up-public-key-authentication-over-ssh/#comment-218 FunkyNERD » Creating a Git repository and making it public Sun, 14 Aug 2011 05:49:33 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=5#comment-218 [...] writing.  This is also so that git can make use of ssh’s security functions.  So if you can ssh to the server with a shared key, then you can push your git repository.  If you don’t use a shared key then you can still [...] [...] writing.  This is also so that git can make use of ssh’s security functions.  So if you can ssh to the server with a shared key, then you can push your git repository.  If you don’t use a shared key then you can still [...]

]]> Comment on Threading in PHP by jamie http://www.funkynerd.com/threading-in-php/#comment-91 jamie Wed, 13 Jul 2011 23:33:13 +0000 http://www.funkynerd.com/?p=43#comment-91 Well, in it's simplest form you can just 'echo' strings and the parent process will pick that up with the 'Listen()' call. As for reading data in the child process, I just use fgets() to read from STDIN and base my program loop around that. It's actually quite trivial. Well, in it’s simplest form you can just ‘echo’ strings and the parent process will pick that up with the ‘Listen()’ call. As for reading data in the child process, I just use fgets() to read from STDIN and base my program loop around that. It’s actually quite trivial.

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