Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 22:58:33 GMT From: hohnospamlid.invalid (Goran Larsson) Subject: Re: 9-5 fuel line fittings question
In article <34ivltF46r01aU1nospamvidual.net>, Dave Hinz <DaveHinznospamcop.net> wrote: > > Nice warm January day in Sweden as seen by my private weather station: > > > > < http://www.nospam.se/weather/diagram.shtml?pick=day=20050110 > > > Is that MRTG you're using for your graphs? No. It is about 10000 lines of home grown shell script (zsh) (!!!) doing data collection, selection, calculations of secondary data, max/min finding, generation of plot data and generation of HTML code. The actual diagrams are then drawn from the plot data by a program called ploticus < http://ploticus.sourceforge.net >. > That is very nice. Thanks. I wasn't satisfied with anything found on the net, so I had to make my own. Doing it as a shell script was a failed attempt to get out of the common problem in the software industry -- the prototype ends up as the final version. By doing it as a slow shell script the idea was that I would be forced to rewrite it a second time, but that failed as the shell script turned up to be fast enough. :-( The prototype state of the software makes it hard to make it available for others, it is too hard to configure and it depends on how the machine it runs on is set up. > That's unfortunate, but if you heat your house with wood now is a good No wood burning capability. The heat is delivered in the form of hot water from a large hot water "factory". The "factory" burns garbage (no landfill here) and wood waste in an environmentally friendly way (lots of filters) and delivers hot water to almost the entire city. Quite a common way to heat buildings in urban areas in Sweden. -- G–ran Larsson http://www.nospam.com/saab/
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