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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Golden Brown
And then I was humming The Stranglers’ ‘Golden Brown’ out of the blue (sample, 30+ sec, or Daily Motion video). If you’re not familiar with the song, in short, it’s the only hit I know that has a 6/8 time … Continue reading
Freaky Thunder
Last night and this morning, we had some freak thunderstorm: I’m probably not the only person who had a hard time sleeping. Additionally, the storm brought several power outages: I hear that there are still people without power this PM. … Continue reading
Is it safe?
Last weekend, I was looking up the Numberwang videos at YouTube (earlier) and discovered that I missed one, the
Von Cruisenberg
The most famous attempt to assassinate Hitler (July 20 Plot) goes to the silver screen and the actor who’s going to play Claus von Stauffenberg is… Tom Cruise. This doesn’t go over well in Europe, and particularly Germany, of course: … Continue reading
Your Windows just broke
So, you have a Toshiba laptop and Windows doesn’t want to start anymore and shows a message in the form of ‘system config corrupt’ and ‘please insert the original Windows disk and press ‘r’ to start Windows Recovery Console’. If … Continue reading
The old new
Yesterday, I downloaded the ‘latest’ Eudora: Officially, there’s a team of developers working on the new open-source version of Eudora (based on Thunderbird, or something like that). Progress is slow, I hear (see also the Penelope project page @ Mozilla). … Continue reading
Posted in Hyperlinks
Tagged e-mail, Eudora, internet, Thunderbird, Web Browsers
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Luscious Jackson – Naked Eye
I keep reminding myself to add a fragment of Luscious Jackson’s ‘Naked Eye’ to this category so, here it is (link goes to page with 30+ sec. something long something music file). I’m not sure how Luscious Jackson’s CD ‘Fever … Continue reading
Posted in Past-the-bridge
Tagged Luscious Jackson, pop music
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Copy, Paste.
Via something, I ran into this (online) sarcastic presentation about Copy Paste Programming (Wikipedia). A quick summary: Best practices: Find the code, copy/paste it, compile, enjoy! Pitfalls and workarounds: The copied/pasted code does not compile. Copy/Paste larger portion of code. … Continue reading
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Computers and other news.
Earlier this week, I heard that the International Space Station’s computers crashed. ‘It was the Americans fault’, according to the Russians: Russian specialists believe that the new solar panel installed by the Atlantis astronauts during their spacewalk could be the … Continue reading
Hey, hey.
Today, I discovered that the StringReaders/Writers in .Net only support UTF-16 encoding, which may lead to some breakage if you’re using it in combination with the XMLSerializer object. If you really need to maintain UTF-8 compatibility, you should use a … Continue reading
Multi-meh
Meh: Earlier I found out OWL is a web ontology language and that it has nothing to do with the OWL that was wrapped in a box of Borland compilers (Wikipedia on Object Windows Library). Alfons should know more about … Continue reading
Safari
So, you didn’t hear it here first (MetaFilter, Slashdot and Digg links) and to be honest, it caught me a bit by surprise. I’ve mentioned WebKit here before so, I’m not sure why Apple decided to bring the ‘iTunes experience’ … Continue reading
Visual
While working on billing software, I was planning to write something on visual inheritance in Visual Studio Express (C#): this feature is ‘amiss’ in the lower end versions of that programming environment. I decided not to because the concept is … Continue reading