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Monthly Archives: March 2006
CPU fan fun.
So, my CPU fan died on me today. Luckily I knew something was up as my computer sounded a little like a horny rhino and I’d been wondering why for quite awhile. So, I shut things down, consulted my knowledgeable … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware
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Contributor License Agreements, and the “effects of the devil” aka. SCO
What? Contributor License Agreements — or CLA’s — are a fairly new phenomenon in the Open Source world. IANAL, but I am going to make an attempt to explain what a CLA is, and why it is necessary today, where … Continue reading
The soul of a tale.
I am stuck, one might say, reading the Wheel of Time series by R. Jordan. Well, I can’t really be blamed. I’ve been reading it for 6 or so years, and I’m a junior in comparison to many others. After … Continue reading
Posted in General
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Stack Trace in JavaScript classes.
[updated March 20th, to improve the code a bit] In most lower-level programming languages, debugging functionality exists to allow the programmer to more easily track down bugs that appear in code. One of these functionalities is called “a stack trace” … Continue reading
Posted in Code, Software
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On cultural differences and racism.
I am very careful about not posting personal stuff here, but I believe this one has sufficiently “official” value that I’ll make an exception. That said, if either of the parties involved reads it, I am prepared to answer to … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Life, Sweden
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The Participation Age.
“[...] We have gone from the Information Age with uni-directional information into the Participation Age with blogging and many other ways of multi-directional information and collaboration[...]” That’s a cool way of putting it. The Participation Age. The quote is from … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Random
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New Zeeland.
“A law firm in New Zeeland advises the NZ State Services Commission that the government should be wary of using ‘infectious’ open source software. ‘While the use of open source software has many benefits, it brings with it a number … Continue reading