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• Concurso Movilchica
• iPhone pero de NOKIA
  
• Joven Intercambia iPhone desbloqueado por un carro y 3 iPhones de 8Gb
• Walmart Vende Musica sin DRM

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• Moan My Ip
• VMWare Converter (Physical -> Virtual)
• Illuminating Sillicon
• Software y Juegos gratis para tu telefono Nokia
• Fotografia bajo el agua

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Up until this day when my friend Gabe told me how, I didn’t know how to import a folder, without doing this first:

svn mkdir svn+ssh://server.com/path/to/repo/myfolder
svn import myFolder svn+ssh://server.com/path/to/repo/myfolder

If I didn’t do that, If I just imported the local “myFolder”, it would end up adding all the files inside the folder and it would not create the “myFolder” inside the repository, creating a total mess.

Here’s what you do
Forget everything you know about copying folders on the command line, and do this:

• cd INTO de Local Folder you want to import as a new folder in your repository
• svn import REMOTE_SVN_PATH/nameOfYouLocalFolder

This will create that folder as needed on the SVN repository and import all the files and folders of the folder where you’re standing.

Here’s an example:

gubatrons-macbook-pro:~/workspace/ cd arcturus-jython-console
gubatrons-macbook-pro:~/workspace/arcturus-jython-console gubatron$ svn import svn+ssh://gubatron@myserver/usr/local/svn/repos/labs/arcturus-jython-console -m "A Jython console to test arcturus core object on the fly"
Adding         Main.java
Adding         lib
Adding  (bin)  lib/jython.jar

Committed revision 7409

If you svn ls the repo, you’ll see the new folder “arcturus-jython-console” is there (for this example)

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This is something I’ve been meaning to do from a long long time to show users and new podcasters a new way to release music podcasts in no time using mybloop.

This podcast, after the preparation, took literally less than 5 minutes to put together. It was just a matter of recording the audio clips, uploading them, and then putting them together on a playlist along music I already had available.

One of the tricks I recommend, is that as you record your second audio clip, you have the first one uploaded, as well as songs you may have not uploaded already to MyBloop.com