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Finding a few generic algorithms..

By cfreeze,on January 21st,2011%

Late today,I found an interesting site that had a few Generic C# algorithms. One of those algorithms was a simple implementation of a Convex Hull. The implementation was tightly integrated into a single class with even a small test case. I changed the interface a bit to use a set of generic lists and . . . →Read More:Finding a few generic algorithms..

Comments are closed   Algorithms,C#

LRU Cache in C#

By cfreeze,on January 19th,2011%

So far its been a fast paced week going by. I thought I might need a generic Least Recently Used (LRU) cache implementation to solve a problem. While I was on travel and had some down time,I went ahead and threw together a quick implementation that uses the traditional linked list / map approach. . . . →Read More:LRU Cache in C#

Comments are closed   Algorithms,C#,Development,My Code

Zarafa batch scanning spam

By cfreeze,on January 10th,2011%

Recently I made the switch from Scalix to Zarafa for our email system. In making the transition,I found this post on how someone integrated Spamassassin with a public based ham/spam folder setup. This seems to be the most common setup currently based on various Zarafa forums postings. While this provided a quick solution during . . . →Read More:Zarafa batch scanning spam

Comments are closed   Development,My Code,Perl

Lyric tagging audio files

By cfreeze,on December 22nd,2010%

I’ve been working with cleaning up the files on my computer and thought about adding proper ID3 or metadata tags to the mp3 and ogg files. Musicbrainz’s Picard is a wonderful tool to go back and help organize,rename,and add tags to most (practically all) audio file types. One thing bothered me though is . . . →Read More:Lyric tagging audio files

Comments are closed   Music,My Code,Python
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