Comments for Mahboud's http://sakr.me ~ of Mahmoud Sakr, kamasheto, and everything in between. Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:50:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on FileMerge – The File Comparison Tool You Might Just Need by Diffing for commits | http://sakr.me/146#comment-320 Diffing for commits | Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:50:46 +0000 http://sakr.me/?p=146#comment-320 [...] OSX, XCode installs one such visual tool, FileMerge, into /Developer/Applications/Utilities/FileMerge.app. You can invoke FileMerge by its commandline [...] [...] OSX, XCode installs one such visual tool, FileMerge, into /Developer/Applications/Utilities/FileMerge.app. You can invoke FileMerge by its commandline [...]

]]> Comment on Scratch Paper by kamasheto http://sakr.me/scratch-paper#comment-267 kamasheto Thu, 08 Dec 2011 08:09:41 +0000 http://sakr.me/?page_id=319#comment-267 I don't know if it works flawlessly with 3.2.1, I don't see why it shouldn't though. The instructions are there it's just not visible because it's in the form of an HTML comment (so it's hidden.) Read the README file in a regular text editor. I don’t know if it works flawlessly with 3.2.1, I don’t see why it shouldn’t though.

The instructions are there it’s just not visible because it’s in the form of an HTML comment (so it’s hidden.) Read the README file in a regular text editor.

]]> Comment on Scratch Paper by Jehan http://sakr.me/scratch-paper#comment-260 Jehan Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:58:53 +0000 http://sakr.me/?page_id=319#comment-260 Hi, I would like to adapt your issue tracker as a sort of a "help!" button on our client websites. This way we can handle all of our support in an organized way, making it easier. Also it will be a great selling point. The problem is, the shortcode to insert the issue tracker onto a page is no longer on the plugin description in the wp plugin repository. The issue tracker page in the admin backend just has some basic settings and offers no clue as how to actually implement it. Do you recommend I use your plugin, or is it no longer being updated? We use WP 3.2.1 by the way. Hi, I would like to adapt your issue tracker as a sort of a “help!” button on our client websites. This way we can handle all of our support in an organized way, making it easier. Also it will be a great selling point.

The problem is, the shortcode to insert the issue tracker onto a page is no longer on the plugin description in the wp plugin repository. The issue tracker page in the admin backend just has some basic settings and offers no clue as how to actually implement it. Do you recommend I use your plugin, or is it no longer being updated? We use WP 3.2.1 by the way.

]]> Comment on Thesis Acknowledgements by kamasheto http://sakr.me/528#comment-224 kamasheto Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:43:24 +0000 http://sakr.me/?p=528#comment-224 It would have been totally different without _your_ companion. :-) It would have been totally different without _your_ companion. :-)

]]> Comment on Thesis Acknowledgements by Loai Ghoraba http://sakr.me/528#comment-223 Loai Ghoraba Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:35:40 +0000 http://sakr.me/?p=528#comment-223 So I'm acknowledged in two thesis till now :) thanks guys :D it would have been totally different without your companion :D So I’m acknowledged in two thesis till now :) thanks guys :D it would have been totally different without your companion :D

]]> Comment on PrayerTimes by PrayerTimes | Mahmoud’s « Yahyasheikho786's Blog http://sakr.me/prayertimes#comment-205 PrayerTimes | Mahmoud’s « Yahyasheikho786's Blog Fri, 02 Sep 2011 13:46:36 +0000 http://sakr.me/?page_id=115#comment-205 [...] | Mahmoud’s PrayerTimes | Mahmoud’s. Share this:StumbleUponLike this:LikeBe the first to like this [...] [...] | Mahmoud’s PrayerTimes | Mahmoud’s. Share this:StumbleUponLike this:LikeBe the first to like this [...]

]]> Comment on Germany — The Experience by Tj.Wallas_ http://sakr.me/486#comment-197 Tj.Wallas_ Sun, 21 Aug 2011 23:52:36 +0000 http://sakr.me/?p=486#comment-197 Welcome back dude =D. Pretty sure the thing u missed the most about Egypt (sunlight aside) is Ramadan. Hope u enjoy the rest of it with ur Family isA ;) I totally agree with you dude. I guess you summed it all in this blog post. Travelling for studies/work is something while traveling for pleasure is something completely different. One of the main reasons I cancelled my BSc in Germany is due to the fact that I'm too spoiled to handle my normal daily life tasks alone. I can but, I just never get used to it. Maximum time I could bare was two weeks lol! Also, the dark weather and the dull cold human environment gets depressing by time, Even with new friends. (Based on experience xD) Things I love about Germany: - Germans are Hardworking and serious by nature. - The cold weather. - Needless to say, the system. - Mostly smart co-workers (*coughRednecksAsidecough*) - The home place of awesome Techno music =D - High Speed internet (Hate extreme censorship and copyrights though) - Quality of products (Coca-cola beats Pepsi over there =D) Things I love about Egypt: - Gotta admit, the fucked up system and therefore, excessive freedom lol! (Knowing that u can do something wrong and get away with it is awesome lmao) - The Sunny weather (Hate it's extreme hotness though) - Delivery.. Delivery Delivery in Everything ! - Cheap stuff. - Black Markets: You can fix almost any electronic equipment over here. In other places, they follow the "throw and get a new one" policy. It's a tradeoff. But If asked, I would surely live outside both: Egypt and Germany!! Prolly: ---->Dubai<----, Lebanon, Australia, Russia, USA, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium. (At least these are the places I've been to || Known about from my relatives) Welcome back dude =D. Pretty sure the thing u missed the most about Egypt (sunlight aside) is Ramadan. Hope u enjoy the rest of it with ur Family isA ;)

I totally agree with you dude. I guess you summed it all in this blog post. Travelling for studies/work is something while traveling for pleasure is something completely different.

One of the main reasons I cancelled my BSc in Germany is due to the fact that I’m too spoiled to handle my normal daily life tasks alone. I can but, I just never get used to it. Maximum time I could bare was two weeks lol!

Also, the dark weather and the dull cold human environment gets depressing by time, Even with new friends. (Based on experience xD)

Things I love about Germany:

- Germans are Hardworking and serious by nature.
- The cold weather.
- Needless to say, the system.
- Mostly smart co-workers (*coughRednecksAsidecough*)
- The home place of awesome Techno music =D
- High Speed internet (Hate extreme censorship and copyrights though)
- Quality of products (Coca-cola beats Pepsi over there =D)

Things I love about Egypt:

- Gotta admit, the fucked up system and therefore, excessive freedom lol! (Knowing that u can do something wrong and get away with it is awesome lmao)

- The Sunny weather (Hate it’s extreme hotness though)
- Delivery.. Delivery Delivery in Everything !
- Cheap stuff.
- Black Markets: You can fix almost any electronic equipment over here. In other places, they follow the “throw and get a new one” policy.

It’s a tradeoff. But If asked, I would surely live outside both: Egypt and Germany!!
Prolly: —->Dubai<—-, Lebanon, Australia, Russia, USA, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium. (At least these are the places I've been to || Known about from my relatives)

]]> Comment on Germany — The Experience by Hadeer Younis http://sakr.me/486#comment-192 Hadeer Younis Fri, 19 Aug 2011 22:03:13 +0000 http://sakr.me/?p=486#comment-192 That's how I usually feel when I travel, it's just normal, nothing super happens. But currently going to another country feels like going to another city, like I see the differences but I'm usually just used to them. BUUUT if you would have had a backpacking trip across all of Europe or something, then it would be a totally different thing. And I guess this is what people expect you to do when you go to Europe, like doing something crazy and wild you wouldn't do back home; thus the experience. That’s how I usually feel when I travel, it’s just normal, nothing super happens. But currently going to another country feels like going to another city, like I see the differences but I’m usually just used to them.

BUUUT if you would have had a backpacking trip across all of Europe or something, then it would be a totally different thing. And I guess this is what people expect you to do when you go to Europe, like doing something crazy and wild you wouldn’t do back home; thus the experience.

]]> Comment on Germany — The Experience by Loai Ghoraba http://sakr.me/486#comment-191 Loai Ghoraba Fri, 19 Aug 2011 16:28:39 +0000 http://sakr.me/?p=486#comment-191 Nice article :) I would like to add that for me, staying this period in Germany without some Egyptian fellowship is simply impossible. And I'm glad that I had this heroic fellowship- the incredible 6 :D may be we should write some book mimicking "The fellowship of the ring" :) Nice article :) I would like to add that for me, staying this period in Germany without some Egyptian fellowship is simply impossible. And I’m glad that I had this heroic fellowship- the incredible 6 :D may be we should write some book mimicking “The fellowship of the ring” :)

]]> Comment on Blob by Gamal http://sakr.me/blob#comment-189 Gamal Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:15:33 +0000 http://sakr.me/?page_id=478#comment-189 طيب أنا عندي صورة ممكن من خلالها نتعرف أنا عاامل إزاي وكذلك على Twitter وFacebook أما أنت فبهذه الشخصية الصفراء البغيضة تعطيني إحساس أنك مريضا طوال الوقت..!! تبا لها :p غيرها يا صاح ps: eeh ra2yak fe gaw el doblaj dah ?? طيب أنا عندي صورة ممكن من خلالها نتعرف أنا عاامل إزاي
وكذلك على Twitter وFacebook
أما أنت فبهذه الشخصية الصفراء البغيضة تعطيني إحساس أنك مريضا طوال الوقت..!!
تبا لها :p
غيرها يا صاح

ps: eeh ra2yak fe gaw el doblaj dah ??

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