Links for 2005-04-12
- Aubrey-Maturin Chronology — Timeline of the series. Tags: aubrey-maturin gunroom patrick-o-brian.
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Posted on Tuesday, 2005-04-12,
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Being the thoughts and writings of one Gustaf Erikson; father, homeowner, technologist.
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Posted on Wednesday, 2005-03-16,
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Critical Section - The Tyranny of Email — how to avoid being interrupted by email. Tags: devel email productivity.
I’ve been applying this for a while. I only get mail when I hit ‘g’
in gnus
, and I’ve tuned Miranda to be as unobtrusive as I
can. Sadly, my job consists of monitoring email and phone calls, so
I’m not in the zone as much as I’d like.
I do take care not to disturb co-workers though, preferring to send an email to a person who’s sitting 2 metres away from me rather than disturbing him.
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Posted on Friday, 2005-02-25,
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Jeff: Why is forever. Programming has become a right-brain activity while left-brain work is outsourced.
Posted on Thursday, 2005-02-24,
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Carlos: SOAP is Comatose But Not Officially Dead!. RESTful services are succeeding while WS-* are just vaporous documents.
Posted on Tuesday, 2005-02-22,
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Posted on Saturday, 2005-02-19,
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China Mieville: Fifty Fantasy & Science Fiction Works That Socialists Should Read. Via BoingBoing.
Nice to see Lucius Shepard’s Life During Wartime on this list.
Posted on Friday, 2005-02-18,
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Posted on Friday, 2005-02-11,
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Chris: WikiPad for Series 60. Must play with this.
Posted on Thursday, 2005-02-10,
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ACM Queue: an interview with Alan Kay
If you look at software today, through the lens of the history of engineering, it’s certainly engineering of a sort—but it’s the kind of engineering that people without the concept of the arch did. Most software today is very much like an Egyptian pyramid with millions of bricks piled on top of each other, with no structural integrity, but just done by brute force and thousands of slaves.
Posted on Wednesday, 2005-02-09,
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Slashdot: retinitis pigmentosa sufferers get solar chip implants.
Posted on Tuesday, 2005-02-08,
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Ryan: Coding tips from my brother Theoden. Via Ned.
Posted on Tuesday, 2005-02-08,
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Darla: Copying bookmarks from one phone to another.
Posted on Friday, 2005-02-04,
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Mike: SymbianOS 9.
Of course the network operators aren’t going to like it very much, and the existing manufacturers view it as a threat. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t the right direction long term. That doesn’t mean it’s not the best outcome for the end users. Everyone is thinking within the framework of the existing business models, and that’s pretty sad.
Posted on Thursday, 2005-02-03,
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Ned: Get out of the zeros!. A phenomenon which I have often noticed.
Posted on Thursday, 2005-02-03,
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Henning: Goodbye TrackBack, I barely knew thee.
Now this is just the latest symptom of an issue I’ve been wondering about for some time. When weblogging became the hip thing to do some years ago, we already had newsgroups, forums and guestbooks burried under truckloads of spam for viagra and animal porn. Even the worst web programming tutorials began with a two page indoctrination about how you should always assume that every user could be satan himself. And yet the way comments and trackbacks have been implemented up to the present day is just crying for abuse. “Not having learned from past mistakes” doesn’t come close to what has happened here.
Posted on Wednesday, 2005-02-02,
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Things to say when you’re losing a technical argument. Via Ned. Fav:
52: Um, hello? We’re using VON NEUMANN MACHINES HERE.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-29,
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Maciej: Postmodern Pancakes
Through the night, I kept waiting for the true blizzard to set in, the part where the air grows fat with flakes, and the wind whips the snow around so that you can’t even see across the street. But instead, the thin trickle kept on, piling up slowly on the street and on the cars parked along it. Sometime towards one in the morning, the accumulated weight of the snow started setting off car alarms, which wailed softly through the thick white blanket, shielded by the snow from any terminating signals from a faraway remote control, until at length the car batteries died, and all was peaceful and quiet.
Posted on Friday, 2005-01-28,
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Disturbing Auctions. Once seen, not easily forgotten.
Posted on Wednesday, 2005-01-26,
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All About N-Gage: Snakes for N-Gage review. “If this is what Nokia can do when the N-Gage is dead, then I’m camping out in Valhalla and bluetoothing this to everyone I can find.”
Posted on Tuesday, 2005-01-25,
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Matt: http://photomatt.net/2005/01/24/mt-email-spamming/. Friends don’t let friends use MT.
Posted on Tuesday, 2005-01-25,
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Steve: Symbian viruses: a plea for sanity. Not that this will stop the hysteria…
Posted on Monday, 2005-01-24,
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Ewan: Symbian’s weakest link. That is so true.
Posted on Monday, 2005-01-24,
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msmobiles.com: Symbian fans defect and sell their souls to Microsoft. Death of Symbian predicted, film at 11.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Tarek: The Sun. We need more of this here.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Martin: Pizza Hut: on crack. Someone is due to be hit by the cluetrain.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Erik: Swedish blogger’s meetup. Hmm. Tempted? Not really.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Engadget: Death of N-gage predicted. Film at 11.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Jeff: Who needs talent when you have intensity?.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Anthony: Tagsurf forum. Tags are the new black.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Darla: Coffee filters work great for cleaning mobiles and glasses.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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The Register: Lesbian drag queen confuse intrepid duo Curry+Winer. Hilarious. (via Mobitopia.)
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Dilbert: “I need to upgrade my computer”. Classic.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Russ: Online Aggregators and Search Engines: Copyright Thieves?. Found, ironically, on Bloglines.
Posted on Saturday, 2005-01-22,
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Big baby. 16.7 lb is 7.6 kg. Heavy! (Via Boing Boing.)
Posted on Thursday, 2005-01-20,
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