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Gas Prices killing you? We can help you max out your MPG!

SYSTM — Tue, 06 May 2008 07:10:30 GMT

Gas is over $4.00 a gallon all over San Francisco, so this episode is all about proven methods to get more MPG from your car, from changing the air filter to giving up on using your brakes.

By SYSTM

Tags : DIY, MPG estimates (2:05) , O2 sensor (5:18) , Once Upon a Time in Mexico (10:02) , Patrick Norton (1:31) , air filter (4:39) , cars (12:09) , coasting (8:58) , commuting (8:30) , contest info (14:26) , cooking (10:30) , credits (15:09) , cruise control (7:00) , custom, diy (10:30) , driving (6:05) , driving habits (6:05) , extreme options (11:29) , gas prices (0:20) , hack, insurance (13:20) , mileage (12:52) , mods, movie (10:02) , nationwide (0:20) , new testing (3:23) , oil (5:01) , online meeting (13:59) , outtakes (15:09) , patrick norton, price per year (12:52) , revision3, start (7:48) , stop (7:48) , systm, tech, techonology, tires (4:53) , trunk (5:01) , viewers (13:59)

Reduce Duplicate Code - Continuous Integration Video Series

pduvall — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 03:20:24 GMT

Using Simian, Ant, Java and CruiseControl, this video demonstrates why and how to analyze duplicate with every change to the source code

By pduvall

Tags : analysis, ant, continuous, copy, cpd, cruisecontrol, detection, integration, paste, simian, static

Use a Continuous Integration Server video

pduvall — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:29:13 GMT

Chapter 4 practice of Using a CI server. This video demonstrates creating a full-featured CI System using CruiseControl, Ant, Selenium, JUnit, Cobertura, Simian, CheckStyle, JDepend, Cargo

By pduvall

Tags : ant, cargo, checkstyle, ci, continuous, cruisecontrol, dbunit, javancss, jdepend, junit, selenium

Run Private Builds - Chapter 2

pduvall — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 03:57:31 GMT

Running a private system build is a technique used to prevent integration build errors from occurring in a CI environment

By pduvall

Tags : ant, build, ci, cruisecontrol, integration, private, system