I know you better than you know yourself.
I was reading an article about how Google+ is the future. Why the Google+ long game is brilliant The author is trying to make a point, and I get it. But… Read more »
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Git
One needs the following in order face a git disaster and live to tell the story: Humility, to read the fine manual. Courage, to submit your code to the will… Read more »
You’re probably doing it right when everyone starts complaining
I don’t remember who said that, but I do believe that’s exactly what’s happening with Ubuntu and the new Unity desktop. I have not tried it out yet, but given… Read more »
getting back to the fun in computer programming
First, a few quotes: A computational process is indeed much like a sorcerer’s idea of a spirit. It cannot be seen or touched. It is not composed of matter at… Read more »
horror at livejournal
Just noticed this weekend that I don’t seem to have any control over ads that LiveJournal shows on my blog. Was browsing on a borrowed PC with no AdBlock, and… Read more »
No Mono!
Almost everyone who uses the Gnome desktop is familiar with one of either Tomboy or F-Spot … two tools that have become poster boys of the Mono project. Well, I… Read more »
verbatim, etc. in beamer
I have been unsuccessful at creating a verbatim environment in a beamer frame. The manual says that it is fully supported, and all you have to do is set the… Read more »
completing the circle
I have always fancied myself as a small-time free software contributor, fixing a line of code here, filing a useful bug report there, and occasionally jumping into discussions. But finally… Read more »
my kind of notebook PC is finally here!
Finally decided that I do need a notebook now. The correct segment for me seems to be ultra-thin notebooks, rather than a netbook. And just in time, here comes the… Read more »
on becoming a father …
After I became a father, the one question that has been asked most frequently is, of course, "So, how does it feel to be a father?". It’s impossible to describe… Read more »