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2009-06-25 03:02 am-
The calorie monitor, which is being developed by biotech incubator PhiloMetron, uses a combination of sensors, electrodes, and accelerometers that–together with a unique algorithm–measure the number of calories eaten, the number of calories burned, and the net gain or loss over a 24-hour period. The patch sends this data via a Bluetooth wireless connection to a dieter's cell phone, where an application tracks the totals and provides support. "You missed your goal for today, but you can make it up tomorrow by taking a 15-minute walk or having a salad for dinner," it might suggest.
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The screen's title can automatically be updated to the name of the currently opened file, or whatever you like.
Just add the following to your vimrc:
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have spent a lot of time looking at a Vim window, and correspondingly, a lot of time testing different configurations. These are the best non-standard options I have found or stolen from others over the years; listed below in order of descending usefulness â though I think everything in this article is worth skimming â are tips which should have value to anyone, no matter how they like to run Vim. That is, there is minimal editorializing.
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Usage
Run xcodebuild from the directory containing your project (i.e. the directory containing the
projectname.xcodeproj package). If you have multiple projects in the this directory you will need to
use -project to indicate which project should be built.By default, xcodebuild builds the first target listed in your project, with the default build configu-ration. configuration.
ration. The order of the targets is a property of the project and is the same for all users of the
project. The active target and active build configuration properties are set for each user of the
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Loading a bundle into a running program [permalink]
Sometimes it's handy to load a bundle into a running app to do some poseAsClass: for doing some debugging or reverse engineering. -
There is an unseen war going on in America. It's part of the war on drugs, part of the war on terror, and part of consumer safety. As an emergent side effect of these, and some additional foolishness, America is waging war on science. While the government targets terrorists, drug makers and illegal fireworks, it's the arm chair chemists and curious youngsters that get caught in the crossfire. The government has enabled legislation that makes DIY chemistry impossible without violating laws. And in so doing, we are sowing salt into the soil of our own future
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