Monthly Archives: September 2005

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

< 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 →

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?

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 →

Bloglines was upgraded to Apache 2.0 today. Woohoo.