Hate to say it, but I'm not sorry for any of you whatsoever. If 70% of Americans support Bush on Iraq, than I have to believe that 70% of you feel the same way, and that is what I am truly sorry for. If just 1% more of you weren't so fucked up that you didn't vote for GWB in the first place, you think you'd be as fucked as you are now? I used to live in the US up until 1 year ago. Unlike you, I actually did something about it (read used to live...)
Hmmm, election year coming up you know. I wonder how people in a democracy go about changing their government? Oh, I guess you wouldn't know about that.
I'm looking to do this too, and I think I've decided on using perl and gnuplot. You can write the output of a gnuplot to a jpg file quite easily using a few lines like:
set terminal jpeg size 480,300 set output "/tmp/plot.jpg" plot " awk ' { print $6 } '/tmp/data.dat" smooth unique replot
The $6 corresponds to plotting the 6th column of data in the file/tmp/data.dat
Incorporate these lines into a perl script, and there you go, a jpg image saved as the file/tmp/plot.jpg. Now just put this plot into the html. While I haven't done this yet, it was the easiest/cheapest way I could think of.
Here, here. Wordperfect has, and always will my word processor of choice. I however think the problem with Corel and Wordperfect was that they were simply too good at the time. I still use WordPerfect 8 for both Windows and Linux and find both versions so much easier to use than Word ever will be. It's unfortunate, but because they are so good, I have had no reason to pay Corel for their software in a number of years.
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Hate to say it, but I'm not sorry for any of you whatsoever. If 70% of Americans support Bush on Iraq, than I have to believe that 70% of you feel the same way, and that is what I am truly sorry for. If just 1% more of you weren't so fucked up that you didn't vote for GWB in the first place, you think you'd be as fucked as you are now? I used to live in the US up until 1 year ago. Unlike you, I actually did something about it (read used to live ...)
Hmmm, election year coming up you know. I wonder how people in a democracy go about changing their government? Oh, I guess you wouldn't know about that.
What should we make of the fact that the Unix Tree is located on the same site as a plagiarism detector?
You know, it's not really a summary when you just delete half the article.
I'm looking to do this too, and I think I've decided on using perl and gnuplot. You can write the output of a gnuplot to a jpg file quite easily using a few lines like:
/tmp/data.dat" smooth unique
/tmp/data.dat
/tmp/plot.jpg. Now just put this plot into the html. While I haven't done this yet, it was the easiest/cheapest way I could think of.
set terminal jpeg size 480,300
set output "/tmp/plot.jpg"
plot " awk ' { print $6 } '
replot
The $6 corresponds to plotting the 6th column of data in the file
Incorporate these lines into a perl script, and there you go, a jpg image saved as the file
Here, here. Wordperfect has, and always will my word processor of choice. I however think the problem with Corel and Wordperfect was that they were simply too good at the time. I still use WordPerfect 8 for both Windows and Linux and find both versions so much easier to use than Word ever will be. It's unfortunate, but because they are so good, I have had no reason to pay Corel for their software in a number of years.