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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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