鬼吹灯电影预告片
Friday, July 29th, 2011灯丝剪接拼凑的鬼吹灯电影预告片, 做的很不错, 要是真的能拍出来绝对是大片呵呵:
灯丝剪接拼凑的鬼吹灯电影预告片, 做的很不错, 要是真的能拍出来绝对是大片呵呵:
The true summit is a small point that can only fit a few people and is covered in prayer flags. As I took my final steps to the top, tears of joy streamed down my face as the entire journey flashed through my mind. At that very moment I was physically higher than any person on earth. I sat down and made the following radio call: “Calling all Mountain Guru camps, this is Brian checking in from the summit of Mount Everest!” A roar of excitement and congratulations came across from all camps.
This was Pre-Sales Engineer Brian Dickinson’s description of his successful May 15 summit of Mount Everest—the fourth leg of his “Seven Summits” goal to climb the highest mountain on each of the seven continents. Fewer than 300 people in the world have done so.
Well, the interesting point is what’s in his backpack….. tons of Cisco gears… must be heavy to carray a Cisco ISR router to mount Everest :P… and Cius is pretty heavy too with dreadful battery performance… see below:
Migrating the data is very simple, you can do this via svnsync but here it how to use a svn dump file:
* All the repos should be addressed using a path. e.g. /srv/svn/repo
Two liner:
$ svnadmin create newrepo
$ svnadmin dump oldrepo | svnadmin load newrepo
Or you can keep a dump file
$ svnadmin dump oldrepo > oldrepo.svndump$ svnadmin create newrepo$ svnadmin load newrepo < oldrepo.svndumpYou can have more fun using this method, such as specify a revision range or merge different repositories. See the SVN book for yourself
Summerised from the SVN book: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.reposadmin.maint.html#svn.reposadmin.maint.migrate
I got bored at work so I decided to attempt some random stuff, like migrating Trac
By default Trac will use SQLite as its database but you may have better reason of using MySQL instead.
Naively I just dumped the SQLite database to an SQL file, and tried to import it to MySQL => FAIL!
Why? Because SQL dumps are vender specific databases can use different SQL dialects.
So this is not a straight forward process, you can check the differnces between SQLlite’s dump file and MySQL’s in a discussion somewhere on Stackoverflow. But i will just provide a convertor to help
[Summerised and modified from: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SqLiteToMySql]
* Please note this process was tested on Ubuntu Server 11.04 only. It should work for most *nixes, however you might need to find your our ways around Windows.
Storage:
Moving: