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Monthly Archives: September 2005
Blog Pings are stupid
Kevin Burton Calls it a Pending Ping Crisis (Via Chris). I believe that Blog Pings are just a bad idea. I only see two groups who derive any real value from pings, the Content Publishers (or ‘Bloggers’) and the Content … Continue reading
Need Beta Testers
Okay, so I don’t have a cool form embedded into this blog entry asking for your email address to get sent an email message about a super-secret and revolutionary Web 3.0 product, BUT, I really do need people to help … Continue reading
blah blah blah
Jono Bacon has an interesting post on O’Reilly called ‘Opening the potential of OpenOffice.org‘ (Via Colm). I was going to write a huge post on why he is right and wrong on many points, but I am way too tired … Continue reading
ENOMEM?
Dear Lazy Web, Why does calling pthread_mutex_lock and pthread_mutex_unlock in a tight loop cause pthread_create to error out with ENOMEM? I could accept something is wrong with my code changes, but by removing the lock/unlock around the shared variables it … Continue reading
YARR
< rik> remember < rik> tomorrow is International Talk Like A Pirate Day. < DrBacchus> Who could forget?! < chipig> tomorrow. < fajita> tomorrow is “Kill A Spammer” day. I expect you all to participate. < rik> hahah < chipig> … Continue reading
Herbal Essences
I have been using Herbal Essences for the past 3 days, but I haven’t found any females screaming “Yes, Yes Yessss” in my bathroom yet. Is there a secret code to turning that feature on?
Async IO in HTTPD 2.3
In the last couple days ideas and code for doing asynchronous writes to clients has started to flow. Brian Pane has posted a cool diagram of how the different connection states might work. On Saturday I created a subversion branch … Continue reading