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Blog Name: Andrea Olivato - Sketching the Web
Url: http://blog.andreaolivato.net
Language: English
Topics: web, linux, open source
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Ultimate collection of Google Chrome search shortcuts
This is an in-development post. I will update it regularly to add new services. If you want to contribute, please jump to comments and leave your link + shortcut. I preferred a very short keyword to maximize the usefulness of these shortcuts. You can obviously decide to use a more descriptive keyword using more letters. How to [...]
Clean Wordpress Database removing empty categories
If you own a very large Wordpress installation like the one I’m dealing with on LinuxFeed, you probably can not manually look for empty categories and remove them from the admin panel. With 13.000+ posts and 14.000+ categories it’s quite impossible to use Wordpress GUI for management, and great plugins like WP-Optimize or Optimize DB might [...]
Seesmic Desktop with Twitter lists support review
Just a few minutes ago I received an email from the Seesmic team sharing the beta preview of their 0.6.3 new version, featuring a full twitter lists support. I installed the new .air package and started playing with it. Integration seems complete, and honestly I didn’t find any bug on lists actions. As shown on the image [...]
Using Regular Expressions to add links to tweets
The usage of twitter by its own web interface or via the most recent clients, accustomed users to see linked @usernames and #hashtags inside any status update they read. When using Twitter API on your own website, service or app, you need to deal with plain text tweet, with no tags so no links. Using Regular [...]
Create a module for Gentoo Eselect
I do Love eselect! For those who don’t know eselect is a ‘modular administration and configuration framework’. In simpler words it is a management tool shipped with Gentoo, able to switch between packages versions and configurations files, working with symbolic links and environmental variables. Just to better clarify eselect job, it is able to make you [...]

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