find . -name "*.html" -exec echo "{}
" \; > index_list
mv index_list index_list.html
# open index_list.html

A hash item is commonly referenced by it's key name e.g. puts h['fruit'] #=> banana however sometimes you need to refer to a hash item by it's index. Following the principle of least surprise you might expect to be able to code it like this e.g. puts h[0] #=> 'banana'. (Wrong!)

Here is how to access the hash item by index in Ruby:

puts h.keys[0]
#=> banana

Note: The hash item can be assigned an integer value as a key name e.g.

h = {12=>"grapes", 3=>"peach", 0=>"banana"}

whuh oh! don't talk about gmail on twitter - they hear you and change your interface! <looking around for the hidden camera>

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baby beats up cat, cat beats up baby, baby wails, cat wails, border collie comes in and settles everything (by attacking the other dog)

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well, I've decided to write a letter using this software - so the review won't be all boring.

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okay, back to my software review.

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I feel so left out, I still don't have a "themes" tab in my gmail (((

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Half the time, the damn program is scanning something at random, and it just pops a tiny window that isn't in the dock or taskbar

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I think what I hate the most about NAV (norton antivirus) for mac is that it scans in the background with NO WAY TO TURN IT OFF

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I just checked - you're scheduled for 5pm! Is it 5pm? not on this computer it's not, stupid program

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HOLY CRAP NAV! Why do you scan RIGHT in the middle of my work day? I've scheduled you for middle of night ages ago!!!! stupid program

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Just posted: Why Do Designers Hate Blackberries? http://twurl.nl/cwmg1r

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bloggers rely on RSS, but what about newsletters - do any of you still send out a newsletter too?

bloggers rely on RSS, but what about newsletters - do any of you still send out a newsletter too?

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bloggers rely on RSS, but what about newsletters - do any of you still send out a newsletter too?

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Over the past century, how the world began has been debated over and over again by scholars, theorists, religious sectors and congregations. They are still been debating today. The doctrines of the Bible states that in the beginning God created earth and everything in it in just six days. God created man through dust and the first woman is created from one of his ribs. This is how the Bible states of the creation of man and woman.

Charles Robert Darwin, an English Naturalists, introduces the theory of evolution. His book The Origin of Specie introduces the theory that populations evolve over the course of generations through a process of natural selection. He also concluded that man came from apes, through the process of evolution.

"Why did the chicken cross the road?" is one of the oldest and most famous joke riddles still in use in the English language. The most common answer to this riddle is "To get to the other side." When asked at the end of a series of other riddles, whose answers are clever, obscure, and tricky, this answer's obviousness and straight-forwardness becomes part of the humor. Some psychologists believe the riddle's humor comes from the fact that its answer is expected to be funny, but is not.

So why did the chicken cross the road?

A blind man walks into a store with his seeing eye dog. All of a sudden, he picks up the leash and begins swinging the dog over his head. The manager runs up to the man and asks, "What are you doing?!!" The blind man replies, "Just looking around."

JPodLib, as the names suggests, is a java project intended to provide a simple but yet powerful interface to read and write files on an iPod (system information, iTunesDB, album artwork and the like).

The CDManager manages records and movies (stored on CD or DVD media). The managed information can be exported to HTML documents. The program has also the ability to store movies in different languages simultanously.