Must make an effort to do something noteworthy soon. There are many little things that I’m addressing in my day to day, but nothing worth blogging about.
It would be nice to be able to blog more, but I find that I’m far more productive the less I observe the blogosphere and the 24 hour news […]
A paragraph I just wrote made me think that with all the brand names entering our vocabulary, English is starting to look like German.
The model for Think New Orleans. Three concepts.
A person, like you or me.
A circle, of people, based around, a school, a church, a neighborhood, a cafe, bar, or restaraunt.
A feed, of information.
These are the building blocks of the software. If it doesn’t fit within this model, it doesn’t fit within Think New Orleans.
The GPS of yore. The Sextent.
Came across this thinking about maps. I’m linking this as an example of tech writing.
Pal’s is open.
There is a bumper sticker, New Orleans, Proud to Call Call it Home, and play on that bumper stick, New Orleans, Proud to Crawl Home.
New Orleans, Proud to Swim Home.
A while back, I said that Interweb would move from joke to parlance. I think it will. I do.
Here’s Accoridan Guy using it, knida jokey, kinda not, in the On the Interweb category of his blog.
The Interweb ®.
I’d like to keep all of my project specific shell scripts under version control. I usually write them in place, and forget they exist.
My first pass at this, was to include an install script, which was no fun. It was a complicated. It added a step that wasn’t there before.
Then I decided that I’m going […]
A journal about installing a meaningful Apache.
The blackbox format article at ONLAMP went onto my todo list. It is a well written article, but knowing nothing about Apache, or web traffic, I wondered why it didn’t appear to be referenced. What were these log files that my server keeps rotating good for? The author made […]
This is example code using Code Markup.
<xml example=”true”/>
This is Java.
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
System.out.println(”Hello, World! ” + i);
}