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Help a brother out
If you program with Perl and wouldn’t mind completing a Perl programming survey, I’d appreciate it.
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Blast from the past: JobSurge assignment
In the second half of 2005 (the first year of my uni degree), I took a subject called Introduction to Internet Technology. Out of all the subjects I’ve taken so far for my degree, this one easily affected my career … Continue reading
Just save the damn data
I’ve never been able to find address book software that functions quite the way I would like it to. As a result, I’ve often considered writing my own. But I never quite get there, because I end up generalising my … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Abe, Address books, AJAX, Catalyst, Charts, Coding, Data redundancy, DreamHost, Edges, Family tree, Flash, FreeMind, Garage door, Graphs, Graphviz, HTC Touch Cruise, Information, Keepm, MySQL, Nodes, Password manager, Perl, Phone numbers, Sticky notes, Thomas, Wikis, Work
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I wish I could tag my music like I tag my photos
The software I use to manage my photos is awesome; everything essentially sits in a single folder with no special naming, and the photos have “tags” (like Alex, Footscray, Kebabbage, Engrish, Moustache) associated with them. No need to organise photos … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Ethiopian music, F-Spot, ID3 tags, MP3s, Organisation, Photos, Playlists, Sets, Tags
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Heads up: Apache 1.3 removed from Debian
Have you upgraded your Debian installation from Etch to Lenny? I have. Are you somewhat surprised to find things breaking because the apache-perl binary has disappeared? I was.
Posted in Technology
Tagged Apache 1.3, Apache 2.0, Backporting, Coding, Debian, Debian Etch, Debian Lenny, Migration, mod_perl
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Reasons not to switch to Ubuntu Edgy just yet
After being so impressed with the quality and usability of Ubuntu v6.06 (Dapper Drake), I was downloading v6.10 (Edgy Eft) the moment it was available and I immediately installed it on the two computers here. Having always experienced badness when … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Ventilation
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Whee, Java!
I’ve come to really enjoy Java over the past few weeks. I recently discovered the Java Collections Framework (JCF)— Highly recommended reading on the JCF —and if you love Perl’s arrays and hashes (or Python’s lists and dictionaries) as much … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Technology
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