It always annoys me why printing on Linux is so goddamn hard all the time. Strange errors, broken filters... etc. Instead of using fancy stuff, it seems that the following little script prints any kind of format just fine to our office printer:
#!/bin/sh gs '-dBATCH' '-dPARANOIDSAFER' '-dNOPAUSE' '-sDEVICE=pxlmono' '-r600x600' '-sOutputFile=/tmp/test' $1 cat /tmp/test | nc -q 1 10.0.2.163 9100
Had a very interesting chat with Douglas Crockford over dinner about JavaScript and links with history and PHP.
Made it to the hotel. Where are people at? #phpday
Mysteriously, my flight is not known to the computer system and doesn't appear on any screens. It's got a confirmed gate though
Not a fan of FCO.
Scheming what article to write next. I think it will be "Using MongoDB to store and query OpenStreetMap data".
On my way to LHR for LHR -> FCO -> VRN. #phpday
Shoreditch mapping party #1: Building outlines
We (10gen) are looking for a Solutions Architect in Ldn. Check it out! http://t.co/6okru0r5 #job
Fixed rail bridges
Stables Market
New blog post: "Ignite London: Crowd Sourcing a Map of the World": http://t.co/7uvyuOr5 #igniteldn6 #openstreetmap
New blog post: "Ignite London: Crowd Sourcing a Map of the World": http://t.co/9KusXoh2 #igniteldn6 #openstreetmap
Why Nikola Tesla was the greatest geek who ever lived: http://t.co/0dRDtDEo #linktuesday
Messing about with wireshark to analyse the MongoDB wire protocol... fun evening!
Way to go Outlook… saying 10 GMT when you mean 10 BST and *even* mentioning "The GMT offset above does not reflect DST adjustments" o_O
Added Plaza Parade
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