Archive for the 'Computer Science' Category

Technorati Integration Attempts

Saturday, December 31st, 2005

I have now added some automated Technorati integration to this Wordpress blog which will hopefully make it more integrated with a tag based internet. I addded the Wordpress TechnoTag which allows you to add <ttag>’s around a term that relates to the subject of the post or comment. The TechnoTag plugin has a little bit [...]

Open Java Bloatware Office 2.0.0

Thursday, October 20th, 2005

Now with more bloat, dependencies:
http://www.openoffice.org/
Someone just compiled a turd. Hmm, how can we make a bigger mess of things. Lets make it harder to install, use, and maintain. Then we can make it really slow. Oh yeah we can add in annoying crap to make it more like M$ Office too. Enjoy.

Google Reader, Google Sink, Google Butt Clenser

Thursday, October 20th, 2005

Now with organized feed reading yummy goodness:
http://reader.google.com/

Overlaying Utility

Thursday, September 8th, 2005

So far Google Earth, while wicked cool, has added only moderate value (think in comparison to the other Google Services). While Earth-browsing last night I stumbled on a high capability though. Apparently anyone with a pro version can do arbitrary and live streaming overlays. If you have Google Earth, following this Keyhole file will allow [...]

MinGW The Merciful

Wednesday, September 7th, 2005

A special thanks goes out to my fellow GNU users who need want to program under MS Windows. Eventhough they don’t provide a random function MinGW is definately a must for those wishing to create good native software under MS Windows. For those who want to preserve there voice anyway. I will try to share [...]

Shell Tricks #2 - Filtering CVS Verbosity

Wednesday, December 29th, 2004

I am having a little trouble getting back to posting so I decided to post a programming nugget. This is a nice little way to get a clear picture of your CVS working area:
cvs status | egrep “(Need|Mod)”
I have this in my .bashrc:
alias cvsstatus cvs status | egrep “(Need|Mod)”

Allah or Emacs, Lesson in Tolerance

Tuesday, July 27th, 2004

There are many people in this world of ours, some of whom are fed more crap by their news/social media than others. Be thankful for the simple truths in your life for they may be all you have. Just look at this thread.

(From (about Statements “Middle East”) “Strange Place”)

Tuesday, July 27th, 2004

I am not a very big fan of Lisp. I believe that this really useful tool called the milti-stage compiler was invented that obsoleted Lisp. All that aside, while looking for a non-proprietary solution to the latest boondoggle of my coworkers, I found the following FAQ entry on orientation to Israel:
Why is CLISP using menorah [...]


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