--- title: "Cygwin Colors" authors: - "Alvin Thomas" date: 2017-03-10T21:12:00-05:00 tags: - Windows - Linux - Cygwin - Mintty comments: yes ---
I recently discovered that Mintty is a great way to make your Cygwin terminal prettier. Mintty made my conversation from Fedora to Windows 10 and Cygwin more palatable.
Like all Cygwin pacakges/add-ons you’ll have to install it using the Cygwin installer. You can find some quick instructions at HowToGeek.
While there are a number of themes out there, I really like this Base-16 inspired set. I’ve also done some other tweaks to make my Cygwin terminal behave like my Mac Terminal (such as transparency when not in focus).
Here’s a gist.


This tool is based heavily on the work done by Zlosk on Irregular Grid Painter.
Zlosk's IGP contains a number of features that are not implemented yet here such as freehand drawing and the ability to export to a 3d image file format. It is an excellent tool which many folks have used over the past decade.
I intend to add most of the missing features in the near future. If there is a particular feature you need please comment below and I will try to prioritize it.
This version is a ground-up rewrite which uses the html5 canvas element so that it can run entirely in browser. The primary advantages to this approach are that it is platform independent, and the user does not need to install anything.
For more information, please reference the FAQ (coming soon).
The source code is available on github under the MIT license at Canvas IGP.
This tool currently only works in Chrome and Firefox.
After selecting a file, the canvas will resize and then begin drawing in your patterned image. If your image begins with a large white space, it may initially appear that nothing is happening.


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We are worried salt about you!
NaCl is a GLOBAL project to get people aware of the grave dangers of salt.
We want to you to have the slightly less salty salt because salt kills if you let it.
We at NaCl practice safe salt and advise our customers to always practice safe salt at home and out in the world.
Salt causes thirst, and due to brain cell shrinkage it may cause confusion, muscle twitching or spasms OR even GLOBAL WARMING. Death can be caused by ingestion of large amounts of salt at a time. But NaCl’s Safe Salt removes all the harmful saltiness from the salt and gives you the safest desired salt. You cannot overdose on safe salt!
In the Middle Ages, salt was so expensive it was sometimes referred to as “White gold.”


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{% extends 'lib/layout.html' %} {% block body %} Log in with Mastodon {% if generic_error %} Something went wrong while logging in. Try again? {% endif %} {% if address_error %} This doesn't look like a mastodon instance url. Try again? {% endif %} Mastodon instance: {% for instance in instances %} {% endfor %} {% endblock %}


There were some new php.ini directives introduced in PHP 5. Here is a
list of them:
mail.force_extra_parameters -
Force the addition of the specified
parameters to be passed as extra parameters to the sendmail binary.
These parameters will always replace the value of the 5th parameter to
mail(), even in safe mode
register_long_arrays -
allow/disallow PHP to register the deprecated long $HTTP_*_VARS
session.hash_bits_per_character
- define how many bits are stored in each character when converting the
binary hash data to something readable (from 4 to 6)


detail/gcd_lcm.hpp provides two generic integer algorithms: greatest common divisor and least common multiple.
namespace details { namespace pool { template <typename Integer> Integer gcd(Integer A, Integer B); template <typename Integer> Integer lcm(Integer A, Integer B); } // namespace pool } // namespace details
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Integer | An integral type |
| A, B | Values of type Integer |
| Expression | Result Type | Precondition | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| gcd(A, B) | Integer | A > 0 && B > 0 | Returns the greatest common divisor of A and B |
| lcm(A, B) | Integer | A > 0 && B > 0 | Returns the least common multiple of A and B |
For faster results, ensure A > B
None.
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They make me feel good! Music is great way to forget about your worries and learn to imagine things.
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Significant figures are important because they tell us how accurate numbers are. Say we wanted to know what the average CO2 emissions per person were in the United States. We can take the numbers we had in the last two examples and divide:
The calculator produces a number of digits here, but how can we know how many values to round to? Significant figures give us a way to decide this.
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Created by Lewi Hussey.
This is a really simple app that has a navigation and some cards.
Inspired by Material Design it uses simple design and fluid animations to make the user understand how everything works.


An expanse of coarse sand that serves up a distinct first impression of “toxic wasteland” or “nuclear storage site”, the West Greenwich Sand Dunes transport you and your family to the post-apocalypse. In other words, the perfect place to go for a walk in 2020!
There is an official entrance and parking lot, but I and a few others chose to park on a turnoff off Hopkins Hill Road. I recommend this approach because it drops you right out on top of the eastern set of dunes. Big signs warn that hunter orange is required. Approximately two of the eight people and one of the three dogs I saw were wearing orange.
A short (20 feet) wooded path opens up into the sandy expanse. The other set of dunes, due west from where I’m standing, hunch in the distance, oddly geometric with flat tops and steep sides. Winding stripes of snow linger in the small undulations left by dirt bikes and ATVs, which provide just enough change in aspect to protect the snow from the late-afternoon sun.
I wander south across the eastern dunes until I reached the tallest one.  The slope beckons, and with an imagined yell, I sprint down it, arms swinging wildly, feet kicking up dust, almost floating, losing control of my self and releasing the rage and resignation of this pandemic year. The flat bottom comes up too quickly, and I wheel and skid to a stop.
At the base of the dune, stones have been laid into a fire pit and the letter S. I turn around and trudge back up the sand, embracing the sisyphean: a reckless sprint down, a grunting climb up, over and over. The first time up the hill is the hardest, then your feet slowly carve in stair steps: our present selves setting up the success of our future efforts. Even if the dream is to throw yourself back down the mountain.
Warm enough now to shed my jacket, I set my sites on the western dunes. To get there, I have to cross a borderland of sandy expanse to reach the knife-edge of a scraggly grassland with three roads cutting through it. Left, middle, right?
After an interminable amount of time, dazed and glazed, I find myself at the other edge of the grassland. Ahead, a black shape on the sand that looks like the burnt wreckage of a WavyGuy. I squint and approach. I have a weird vision that it’s a large snake, coiled and anticipatory. The mirage clears into three charcoaled logs.
Maybe because they are shaded, but these dunes don’t provide the same pleasure even though they are taller.  The place feels unnatural enough that I leave the stone on the mountain. At the top, I find the steepest point.
Written on December 13th, 2020 by Elizabeth Case


Hello! I'm Carlos, a software developer based in Oakville, Ontario.
I am passionate about creating and designing software. Whether it's a tool used for automation, a web app, or a simple script. My goal is it to build reliable products that in some way improve the lives of the people that use them.
Shortly after graduating from McMaster University, I joined the development team at DemandHub where I work as a full stack engineer. I get to work on many interesting projects that help businesses grow by attracting, engaging, and retaining more customers.
During my studies, I also had the opportunity of working at Bell Canada for 16 months as a software developer (co-op). I was responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining in-house tools used by the Core Network Team. Much of my work focused on creating applications that centered around helping the Core Network Team improve data driven decision making by visualizing data and automation of the Network. I also thrived in my role as the Scrum Master (in addition to development work) and facilitated bi-weekly workshops for 6 months for the 5 person development team that I was a part of. After my studies at McMaster University, I was asked to return to the same team but decided to pursue other opportunities.
As an entrepreneur, I started a software company that creates websites for small businesses and creates mobile applications in 2016. I've created and consulted on several websites for small businesses. An app that I developed, Touch Roulette – Decision Maker, has over 1 Million downloads on the Google Play Store. This cross platform app helps groups make decisions quickly in a fun way.
DemandHub is a startup that builds messaging tools to help small and medium sized businesses grow by attracting, engaging, and retaining more customers.
What I Do:
Javascript, React Js, Node Js, HTML, CSS, MySQL, jQuery, Bootstrap 3
VS Code, GitHub, Git, Postman, Chrome Developer Tools, Jira
Worked in a small 5 person DevOps team creating in-house tools for automation and analytics to be used by the Core Network Team.
What I Did:
.Net Core, C#, Html, Css, Javascript, jQuery, Bootstrap, SQL, Entity Framework
Visual Studio, TFS (Git), SQL Server Management Studio, Resharper Ultimate (VS plugin), Chrome Developer Tools, Sublime
CS Software designs websites, provides consulting services, and creates software applications.
What I Did:
More about the computer science program at McMaster Univerity
Cisco Certified Technician Level C, Graphic Design (Posters, Logos, & more), Conversational Spanish(Verbal & Written), Conversational German(Basic - Verbal), Basic Photo Editing Skills, WHMIS Training


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Oren Castle's southern
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Can't tell you any more than that.
Remember, I never claimed to see anything strange--go talk to Stan and leave me out of it!