Dropsafe

“What will you miss about newspapers?” – “Free Kitty Litter” http://tinyurl.com/7xpwkk # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Presumably this is what comes of changing your backdrop every minute using a shellscript, and not logging out for a couple of days. Do the GNOME people care?

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This is the future of so many of my friends, but the stuff this guy listens to is distinctly *old* regardless of genre: tinyurl.com/97lec9 # A method for massively cutting UPDATE/HTTP-PUT methods in complex Rest APIs – http://tinyurl.com/7eytun # Out of context quote of the day: “I suspect my yeast has an eating disorder.” http://tinyurl.com/8rkrrr

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I was listening to the radio the other day – may have been the Today programme, I can’t remember – and there was a discussion regarding Florence Nightingale, brought about by some new biography or somesuch. I was only half-listening, but my attention was nailed when one of the speakers, presumably the one brought in

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The Mine! project » A method for massively cutting UPDATE/HTTP-PUT methods in complex Rest APIs – a simple thought which saved me a lot of CGI coding pain.

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if only my lawn was emo … http://tinyurl.com/7ntod8 # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Via acb, if you ever wanted the lowdown on what a useless PoS platform Windows is, in terms of what it lets the programmer get away with and the (in)security it provides, you really need to read this – though I must admit the use of scheme is pretty cool; I bet he was talking

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Argh the pain, make it stop! RT @adriana872 http://doncrowley.blogspot.com/2009/01/microsoft-stop-hating-us.html # This is a very good^H^H^H^H bad idea RT @Beaker: The Bacon Explosion: http://tinyurl.com/a5pvvq # Playing with Zones + ZFS/OpenSolaris – made an all-defaults zone, has very minimal root filesystem; How do I get it to inherit/add Apache? # RT: @bbart “This content requires flash” =

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BBC NEWS | Technology | Dangerous coding errors revealed The US National Security Agency has helped put together a list of the world’s most dangerous coding mistakes. The 25 entry list contains errors that can lead to security holes or vulnerable areas that can be targeted by cyber criminals. If you are one of the

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“When you’re on Interstate 90, in Montana, and you hit a 6% grade that’s 5 miles in length, I did 66 miles an hour on the bike – that’s enough to make you scream like a little girl.” Tony Adams, from the SL Tribune article, via Bentrider. The comments are enlightening about our culture.

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…you see this:

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