Posts Tagged “google”
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04
2008
Posted by: Luke in software, tags: exe file, google, google search, graphical applications, graphical user interface, images windows, languages, linux, lua, mac os x, os x, productivity, python, shell, simplest thing, tcl tk, text documents, two ways, vroom, windowing system
Designing graphical applications can be tricky. When a program uses more than text — has images, windows, buttons, etc. — it has a Graphical User Interface. The Message Flasher I wrote recently is an example, yet it has the advantage of being written in TCL/TK. This makes it a breeze to write and understand, relatively speaking.
TCL/TK is a combination of TCL (a simple-to-learn scripting language) and TK (an extension that lets you access the windowing system and do graphical stuff). TK can be used in other languages too. Python, Perl, Lua, and C++ all have versions of TK available for them. To edit text documents, I like to use an editor named vroom that is written in Python’s version of TK, known as Tkinter.
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31
03
2008
Posted by: Luke in blogging, tags: alfalfa leaf, cold climate, cold weather, eisenia fetida, google, home, job, last time, leaf cutter bees, making money online, nanotech, niches, Ping Optimizer, query number, raising worms, red worms, search engines, search query, searcher, traffic
Surprisingly, the one thing I get the most attention for from the search engines is something I wrote one brief piece on, namely Raising Red Worms. Here’s all of my results. Note: anything with “10kluke” in it was just me checking.
| Search Query | Number of requests |
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| 1. | 10kluke | 5 | | 2. | maxblogpress ping optimizer | 1 | | 3. | the posting daily | 1 | | 4. | raise european nightcrawlers | 1 | | 5. | raising redworms | 1 | | 6. | redworms idaho | 1 | | 7. | raising european nightcrawlers | 1 | | 8. | students raising red worms | 1 | | 9. | publish ical mac to google calendar | 1 | | 10. | how to keep and raise red worms at home | 1 | | 11. | http://10kluke.info | 1 | | 12. | info on red worms | 1 | | 13. | eisenia fetida idaho | 1 | | 14. | red wrigglers cold climate | 1 | | 15. | raising worms at home | 1 |
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19
03
2008
Posted by: Luke in blogging, tags: aims, collecting dust, garbage, google, guest articles, income goal, internet debris, logical type, maximum effect, new article, passion, personality, real person, respects, search engine traffic, subconscious, trackbacks, trump, white space, writing style
I was reading a blog post by Andrew Pavelski entitled 10 Reasons Why People Don’t Make Money Online. Here is my quick summary of each point:
Giving up too soon
Most blogs across the net are abandoned, non-updated, and not making any money online. Instead of making money, they are just pieces of internet debris, collecting dust and never being visited. It’s hard to be certain whether their blog had enough potential in other respects, of course. But there’s no more certain way to fail than to quit when you’re not ahead.
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