Monthly Archives: March 2012

In theory really nothing. And from a just about any perspective it’s completely respectable choice that I wish I could use more often when publishing software. In practice though I find it difficult to use. Why? Because 9 times out … Continue reading →

I just found this page: http://freecomputerbooks.com/ There is a lot of really neat stuff on there. On the downside it’s hard to navigate, some of it really out of date, some of the links are dead, and some of it … Continue reading →

I just found this out, and i’m sure a lot of people probably already knew this, but as always, I’m late the game. Anyway, WordPress.com has built in support for source code highlighting. I’ve already updated several of my posts … Continue reading →

It took a while to figure this out today. It’s not obvious like with Java or C. Let’s say you have a string, and you have to modify it in similar ways at different points in the code, so instead … Continue reading →

I’m sure for 99% of the open source coders out there this either old hat or you don’t care. For me it’s something nice to reference back to later. And if you’ve never seen it before its excellent reading material. … Continue reading →

If you’re really geeky, and most of you probably aren’t, here’s a very interesting webpage full of very interesting things. http://jeffhuang.com/best_paper_awards.html