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Saturday, November 1, 2014
[Solved] Galaxy S3 Not Charging
I applied technobezz first solution and it just worked :
Thursday, July 10, 2014
[Solved] Scm-Manager high cpu load
We use git. Our repo size is 2 GB with 60 K files and 14 K commits.
Suddenly, scm-manager (1.38) was using all the CPU.
And we had strange failures in TeamCity checkouts like :
Ref : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/git-users/6XChKIqdG_U
Suddenly, scm-manager (1.38) was using all the CPU.
And we had strange failures in TeamCity checkouts like :
remote: internal server error fatal: protocol error: bad pack headerThe problem was that our central bare repository had never been garbage collected (with git gc). Even running git gc was failing with the error
warning: packfile ... cannot be accessed fatal: failed to read object ...: Too many open files error: failed to run repackHere is what I did :
- bare clone the repo on another machine
- run git gc
- bare clone the previous repo to the original machine
- run git gc
- switch last repo with the broken one (et voilĂ )
Ref : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/git-users/6XChKIqdG_U
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Test Driven FizzBuzz
Here is my solution when I apply TDD on FizzBuzz using C# :
class FizzBuzz { private readonly List<Tuple<int, string>> rules; public FizzBuzz() : this(new Tuple<int, string>[0]) { } public FizzBuzz(IEnumerable<Tuple<int, string>> rules) { this.rules = rules.ToList(); } public string Convert(int i) { var label = string.Join("", rules.Where(r => i % r.Item1 == 0).Select(r => r.Item2)); return label.Length > 0 ? label : i.ToString(); } } [TestFixture] public class FizzBuzzTest { [TestCase(1, "1")] [TestCase(2, "2")] [TestCase(3, "3")] public void TestNoRule(int i, string value) { Assert.AreEqual(value, new FizzBuzz().Convert(i)); } [TestCase(1, "1")] [TestCase(2, "2")] [TestCase(3, "Fizz")] public void TestFizz(int i, string value) { Assert.AreEqual(value, new FizzBuzz(new[] { new Tuple<int, string>(3, "Fizz") }).Convert(i)); } [TestCase(1, "1")] [TestCase(2, "2")] [TestCase(3, "3")] [TestCase(4, "4")] [TestCase(5, "Buzz")] public void TestBuzz(int i, string value) { Assert.AreEqual(value, new FizzBuzz(new[] { new Tuple<int, string>(5, "Buzz") }).Convert(i)); } [TestCase(15, "FizzBuzz")] public void TestFizzBuzz(int i, string value) { var rules = new[] { new Tuple<int, string>(3, "Fizz"), new Tuple<int, string>(5, "Buzz"), }; Assert.AreEqual(value, new FizzBuzz(rules).Convert(i)); } [Test] public void TestFizzBuzz1_100() { var rules = new[] { new Tuple<int, string>(3, "Fizz"), new Tuple<int, string>(5, "Buzz"), }; var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz(rules); for (int i = 1; i < 100; i++) Console.WriteLine(fizzBuzz.Convert(i)); } }See also :
- Advanced TDD (vimeo) by Uncle Bob at NDC 2014
- Railway oriented programming applied to fizzbuzz with F#
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Samsung vs Google Calendar
On my Samsung Galaxy S3, I have two calendar applications : Google Calendar and S Planner (S Calendrier in French). Both applications are able to display all phone calendars :
Sometimes, Samsung Calendar becomes the default when you create new events. I have seen lots of people on the web looking for ways to import/export from Samsung Calendar to Google, or to sync them...
Once an event is created, AFAIK, it is not possible on my phone to move the event to another calendar.
I have found a solution : with Kies Air opened in your computer browse, you can move events to another calendar.
How to proceed :
- My Calendar : To display contact birthdays
- Samsung calendar
- Google calendar(s) : your own Google calendar(s) and your contacts'
Sometimes, Samsung Calendar becomes the default when you create new events. I have seen lots of people on the web looking for ways to import/export from Samsung Calendar to Google, or to sync them...
Once an event is created, AFAIK, it is not possible on my phone to move the event to another calendar.
I have found a solution : with Kies Air opened in your computer browse, you can move events to another calendar.
How to proceed :
- (phone) Open Samsung Kies Air app
- (computer) Open Kies Air in your browser : http://phone.ip:8080
- (computer) Enter PIN displayed on your phone
- (computer) Open Calendar and edit events to move them to other calendars
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