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  1. @dchud find is a great one, especially in combo with xargs. I should have reloaded tweets to see that you'd already been well served ;-) 11:44 AM Nov 24th from Nambu in reply to dchud
  2. @dchud ls -lR | grep "^-" | wc -l might do, assuming certain things; or something like: find . -type f | wc -l 11:34 AM Nov 24th from Nambu in reply to dchud
  3. RT @melissaterras 3 jobs in the new UCL Centre for Digital Humanites: http://bit.ly/86ODRS please RT! 8:38 AM Nov 24th from Nambu
  4. @dancohen Good to hear about language independence of @dhnow, but then it does depend heavily on URLs? http://tr.im/FnOI 10:13 AM Nov 20th from Nambu in reply to dancohen
  5. @dancohen How does @dhnow deal with multilingualism (in its filtering and grouping algorithms)? Can I help? 5:03 PM Nov 19th from Nambu in reply to dancohen
  6. While many celebrate an email inbox of zero, my minor victory is unread messages at zero. 11:36 AM Nov 19th from Nambu
  7. Re-watched, re-inspired. http://tr.im/Fik6 6:56 AM Nov 19th from Nambu
  8. RT @dancohen I just launched Digital Humanities Now, a crowdsourced publication of top news & views in digital humanities: http://dhnow.org 5:57 PM Nov 18th from Nambu
  9. On superficial and simplistic (and common) mis/use of text analysis http://tr.im/FepG http://bit.ly/1T8cvq 9:49 AM Nov 18th from Nambu
  10. A full day of grant proposal discussions on a panel. Long day, but these are always very useful for learning how to write better proposals. 5:36 AM Nov 17th from Nambu
  11. @jamescummings don't think so, though I think the source is available & could be modified to run as an applet. See also http://bit.ly/gxvDQ 1:25 PM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to jamescummings
  12. @thomascrombez in the main interface (http://bit.ly/4nMtpp) there are hidden columns that may help #tei_09 http://twitpic.com/p9kki 1:01 PM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to thomascrombez
  13. @jamescummings not sure Voyeur is ideal for what you want, unless you're willing to input names manually. Anyway, look at http://tr.im/EPZB 12:08 PM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to jamescummings
  14. @jamescummings and insert tool/Links/ before the query (question mark). We'll try to fix the direct loading bug soon. 11:25 AM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to jamescummings
  15. @jamescummings temporary workaround: load texts at http://tr.im/EPOG then click export icon (diskette in top header), open link... 11:23 AM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to jamescummings
  16. @jamescummings I'm not sure we were striving for cute, but I'm glad you like it ;-) #tei_09 there's a bug for loading corpus directly... 11:21 AM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to jamescummings
  17. Voyeur looking at #tei_09 abstracts (as one blob): http://bit.ly/4nMtpp http://bit.ly/2R9Pb7 http://bit.ly/ipVu1 10:49 AM Nov 12th from Nambu
  18. @leoba thanks – I was looking on the tei-conf.org site (obviously I wasn't looking closely since that's the other #tei09) 10:42 AM Nov 12th from Nambu in reply to leoba
  19. are #tei_09 abstracts available anywhere? 10:18 AM Nov 12th from Nambu
  20. anyone know of swimming goggles with video playback? just asking – it's definitely not because I find swimming unbelievably boring 10:12 AM Nov 12th from Nambu