Monthly Archives: June 2004

Sold Out!!

I was going to see Dodgeball! at 7:30, and the 7:30 showing was sold out. This is on a Tuesday night in Spokane Washington. What the Heck! A Movie in Spokane Sold Out? On a Tuesday night on a nice … Continue reading

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Yet Another Project Idea

I was talking to Nick on IRC today, he has been having some problems with his gzip inflate filter. I thought, why not make an ‘Apache Filter Debugger’. The idea is to make a nice Gtk2+ GUI that fakes a … Continue reading

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The Bandwidth Problem

Most shared hosting systems want some sort of system to prevent a few hosts from using all the available bandwidth. I have been rather disappointed by my choices. For Apache 1.3.XX there are many options: mod_throttle (Semi-Public Domain License) – … Continue reading

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Commit-bits for Apache

I received an Invitation of Commit Access from the HTTP Server Project from the HTTPd PMC earlier today. I hope to push for a 2.2 release soon. Having features in 2.1.0 sit there for 2 years is worthless and hurts … Continue reading

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Evil Viri

Today I went to fix a friends computer. I was told they were unable to install Norton Internet Security 2004. So I started the installer, thinking my magic touch would make it work. Nope, get an ‘error has occured’ without … Continue reading

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Multiple APIs aren’t cool

I spent time today porting some software from Linux to FreeBSD. Someone thought it would be cool to use GUIDs. Of course, the FreeBSD implmentation is completely different from the Linux implmentation. Some people complain about Microsoft changing their API. … Continue reading

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