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I am sitting here in my office right now working with my old laptop on my lap, with my feet up working. Well, right now I am writing an entry here, but I was working until a few minutes ago. It is rather civilised working like that. I can think of worse things. <\/p>\n

I mentioned a few days back that I had ordered a copy of The Italian Job (The NEW
version)… Well, it arrived today. I will see about watching it tonight… I will see how things go and what is on TV. At only $14 I think it was worth it. <\/p>\n

WinGrep<\/h2>\n

Earlier today I was doing some programming, and needed to search some files for a specific word. I was seaching for ATON, and it is a function in ‘C’. Anyway I used windows search and I did not find a single entry. This was despite the fact that I had a file open in the directory and I could see the text in the file. I found this very strange, but this is not the first time. For some reason, the file search does not always seach all files, even if you tell it to.<\/p>\n

So I downloaded a copy of WinGrep<\/a> and it seemed to work really well. It was fast and also told me how many times the word appeared in each file, and listed just those lines too. I was impressed, and the software was free too… <\/p>\n

Reading the SMH online I found a cute page. They have an Article<\/a> where they have documented some of their ‘Column 8’ Columns where the Pope has been mentioned. Some are really quite funny.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I am sitting here in my office right now working with my old laptop on my lap, with my feet up working. Well, right now I am writing an entry here, but I was working until a few minutes ago. …<\/p>\n

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