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Run the following SQL using sqlite3 on your main.db database (which is inside your $HOME/.Skype/<skype_username> directory) ...

The YouTube page of a video displays only the date the video was published. However the YouTube API provides a way to get the exact date+time of upload, as well as publishing.

"This is a list of the free and open source software for disk imaging and cloning that you can use for GNU/Linux, *BSD and Mac OS X desktop operating systems.

The FFmpeg howto's examples (at the moment) are all about working with a single input file. Merging streams from multiple input files into a single output file is just as simple.

There's a lot of whining on the net about not being able to enable home screen rotation in CM11. Well, this is what the source code is for. And you are able to enable home screen rotation (without compiling your own version of Trebuchet or switching to an alternative launcher), just not through the UI.

A cross platform desktop application to download images from Facebook. It's written in Python.

The Picasa Web Albums Data API Reference Guide tells you all about how to retrieve data of photos and albums (from Picasa Web Albums or Google+ photo albums). There're two feeds available:

• https://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/api/user/userID/albumid/albumID
• https://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/base/user/userID/albumid/albumID

Here's my approach using more or less standard Unix/Linux tools:

If your shell does not support the $'\xHH' notation (eg. standard POSIX shell does not, but bash and zsh do), then you can always fall back to echo's octal representation (although it's a bit uncomfortable since most hexeditors and viewers support the hexadecimal format):

Open the $HOME/Library/Widgets/iStat Pro.wdgt/scripts/core.js script in a text editor, find the getExtIP() function and replace the following line:

with this (or a similiar "what's my ip" service URL):

And the following:

With these:

This patch lets you use quite many "what's my IP" services since the the script will take the first IP looking string from the result of the HTTP request.

The problem is well known: if you make changes in to filesystem using a method that does not notify Media Storage, then browsing your device via MTP won't show the changes (eg. new files, etc.).