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Archive for November, 2006
Tilda 0.9.4
Posted in Uncategorized on November 30, 2006 | 1 Comment »
Microsoft’s claim to Linux
Posted in Uncategorized on November 22, 2006 | No Comments »
I’m sure most of you have heard of the absurd claim Microsoft has made regrading the Linux kernel. Same old story that SCO was giving. I don’t have time to rant on how insane this is or how mad I am at Novell, but I have a suggestion. Everyone collect some Monopoly money and send [...]
Everyone Go Back to Elementary School
Posted in Uncategorized on November 7, 2006 | 1 Comment »
I never thought people really would get a dozen credit cards and then spend like crazy with a mind set of it being “free money”. Well I was wrong, this dumb girl did it, and I assume a whole lot more.
I used to blame kids who became brats and excess consumers on their parents. [...]
Don’t get an education and end up a Digg commenter
Posted in Uncategorized on November 6, 2006 | 2 Comments »
I thought it was bad enough when Digg readers were confused about 0.0…1 not being a number (couldn’t find the link again). I guess they are all 5 year olds who still say “I’m infinity plus one better than you!”. Only explanation I can come up with. But wow, they also are confused about Kerry’s [...]
Why Vote?
Posted in Uncategorized on November 3, 2006 | No Comments »
Election day is tomorrow, Nov 7th, and I, like many of you, am hoping for a change. I know a lot of you are very anti-Democrat, saying they are the exact same as the Republicans. I wouldn’t call myself a Democrat (though I know many of you would call me that), but I thought I’d [...]
OOP in Erlang
Posted in Uncategorized on November 1, 2006 | No Comments »
Erlang, a functional language built for concurrency, has no object oriented specific syntax, but is very open to object oriented design. I for one am not a huge fan of “pure” object oriented programming, but enjoy showing how to implement it in languages not considered OO. Erlang can do a lot of things in much [...]
