Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
25feb2006
Hack the Phishers, Spass für die ganze Familie.
rcov 0.2.0: speedy, prettier, more convenient code coverage, you want it too!
Storage: the Vlerq way, good introduction to how Vlerq works.
It’s just your mind, dirty you. ;-)
Osh is a kind-of object oriented shell, written in Python. Very interesting.
Now tears can’t stop the fire
They’re really more like candledrops
The wax is rolling down
In flames that char the paper walls
Of a cavernous heart
— Eyes Adrift, Telescope
Ruby on Rails experiencing some growing pains, Berin Loritsch notices.
3D Painted Rooms, this is just awesome.
Tux Bilder, oder was meine Schwester so in ihrer Freizeit macht.
Skyscraper Futures: Infected Design, oh if I just could find that “Web 2.0 HeadQuarter” drawing I made some time ago… it had rounded edges. ;-)
Alan Kay: Is Computer Science as Oxymoron?, “Almost nothing exciting about computing today has to do with data structures and algorithms”. I’ve been saying this for years; must read. (Bill Clementson found more to read from him.)
Hackathon #3: P6Doc is reborn!, Perl6 documentation is welcome, of course.
Up on the sun
where it never rains or snows
There’s an ocean
with a wind that never blows
— Meat Puppets, Up On The Sun
Wie versprochen: zerschredderte Penisse, PNSFW. “Charlotte Roche und Christoph Maria Herbst lesen eine Doktorarbeit über Verletzungen bei Masturbationsversuchen mit Staubsaugern.”
Why I passed up the chance to work at Apple, Cameron Moll explains. Best comment: “We’re not doctors. It’s just the Internet. Some things are more important.”
Waltzing Matilda is Australia’s best known and much loved national song. This song, however, has long been the subject of controversy; how and where did it originate, why are there different versions, what does it mean, and why has a song become an Australian icon?
Technomancy’s blog never has been mentioned here, I wonder why. ;-) Good stuff there, Lisp, Ruby, free software.
GST: the new time standard, ah yes, Gothic Standard Time. Nice.