Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
29mar2005
Marginalutility @ 43things, NSFW. This, of course, is too a way to use social websites. :-)
Richard Gabriel thinks Lisp’s (only) 30% better than C/C++.
Note that rpg also said that Our current popular languages are
designed to help losers lose less.
APL is like a diamond. It has a beautiful crystal structure; all of its parts are related in a uniform and elegant way. But if you try to extend this structure in any way - even by adding another diamond - you get an ugly kludge. LISP, on the other hand, is like a ball of mud. You can add any amount of mud to it and it still looks like a ball of mud. — Joel Moses
Copypolice.de defaced. Schni-, Scha-, Schappi pwned you, mmmkay?
Ruby/Mono is a Ruby extension library to embed Mono in Ruby.
Quote Colors is an Thunderbird extension to show different quote levels in different colors. Something Gnus can do for ages. ;-)
Perl (by Larry Wall) is a popular utility language. However, the shell support is rather low level. Worse, the language is essentially a collection of useful features without an overall design. — Per Bothner, A Programming-Language Shell
Blackbox 0.70 release. And you thought it was dead. :-) Still, I switched to fluxbox, and recently I’m very confident with E16.
Sage is a lightweight feed reader for Firefox. Apparently doesn’t save the entries’ content on disk, though. That would be needed for full-text searching.
KirbyBase is a simple, pure-Ruby, flat-file database management system.
The day that Elvis died was like a mercy killing
America breathed a sigh of relief
We knew all about the drugs and the Vegas shows
And there wasn’t much of anything that looked like grief
— Dan Bern, Too Late To Die Young
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Floating-point arithmetic always amazes me again.