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Monthly Archives: July 2005
First Day in Rome
We started a walking tour from the Spanish Steps: It seems like the best method of transportation is a motorcycle, at least inside the city: Next stop was Trevi fountain: Okay, now to the coolest part of today. The Pantheon. … Continue reading
Traveling to Rome
The flight from Spokane to Seattle on a Horizon DH-8. Flight was full, but not much to say, since it is only 45 minutes long. We did meet a Father & Son(10 years old) traveling to Africa for a Mission, … Continue reading
Traveling in Europe
Uhm. So, i realized I hadn’t mentioned my summer travel plans on my journal at all. I start tomorrow morning at about 10 am: July 11: Spokane -> Seattle -> Amsterdam -> Rome (plane) July 16: Rome -> Stuttgart, Germany … Continue reading
Software Culture
Do you care about the software that you write? Do you care if it compiles after every commit? Are you embarrassed if someone else finds a bug in the code you wrote? More important than Agile development techniques, is how … Continue reading
Moved URLs and Software
Welcome to Paul.Querna.Org. I also migrated my blog software to Typo. I setup lots of redirect magic to try to keep the old URLs on corelands.com working, but if I missed anything, please let me know.
Response to Debunking lighttpd.
The Debunking lighttpd post has gotten a few harsh comments. Here are some of my replies. Quote from Anonymous: You neglect two things in your discussion: What happens when resources become constrained. For instance what if 10000 slow clients connect … Continue reading
Blog Software & HTTP Caching
I took a look at 7 different weblog engines this afternoon: Blog::CMS bBlog b2evolution Serendipity TextPattern Typo WordPress The only criteria I used to compare them is the HTTP Headers they sent for the Front Page and RSS Feed. My … Continue reading
Blog Software
I am looking for new weblog software. I would love recommendations. My current list of what I want: Open Source. (non-GPL prefered, like BSD or ASL) Easy & Extendable Modules/Plugins. Something that can run via FastCGI. (I do have PHP … Continue reading