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Nod to -m on this one: Outside Looking In: The BSD Operating Systems The hook that got me to the end of the article: At the same time, the BSD community had never gotten along well with the FSF because of free software religious wars over GPL vs. BSD licensing issues. And the epiphany: For […]
(via Moock) You can now author Flash MX content on/for Linux. Roxxors my boxxors.
I want to be involved in a serious programming project. Bottom line. I want to be in on CVS somewhere and make meaningful contributions. Though that’s less important than the satisfaction of successfully brining a complex series of slightly-recursive nested for loops to some successful return. I want my ifs and thens in my mind […]
A quick note to those w/ the horizontal scrolling problem: Sorry ’bout that. Safari was handling the adjust template just fine but… Well, let’s just say that this layout lends itself to all sorts of weird isms. Anyway, in trying to keep the images from polluting across posts, I tried to wrap up posts within […]
*ahem* Getting back to the “English-language-centric Web” thing from not too long ago: The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!) I’ll need to finish reading this at some point. But at least I knew to use encoding. And Unicode, at that.
a little bit here on mod_rendezvous vis a vis Rendezvous itself… Rendezvous has been tricky to figure out. The existing documentation out there is a bit hard to follow and (for lack of a better explanation) just doesn’t seem to be anything but an all or nothing proposition. <IfModule mod_rendezvous_apple.c> RegisterUserSite all-users RegisterDefaultSite </IfModule> That’s […]
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Simonkiker on Slashdot posts on Viruses and Market Dominance – Myth or Fact?. Now several orders removed, we arrive at: So there are far fewer viruses for Mac OS X and Linux. It’s true that those two operating systems do not have monopoly numbers, though in some industries they have substantial numbers of users. But […]
OS X VirtualHosts simplified. Thanks. % sudo apachectl restart Password: /usr/sbin/apachectl restart : httpd restarted
Maybe I’m following this story too closely … but it does intrigue me. Especially: Varadarajan said all the code he wrote for Virginia Tech’s Linux-based clusters was moved over to the Mac OS X computers with relative ease. Which makes me raise an eyebrow because porting the terminal apps shouldn’t be that rough and w/ […]