Monthly Archives: August 2012

I’m currently running Fedora 17 and last night while trying to debug some code I ran into a goofy issue. The package required that libev be installed. OK, I thought, not a problem. yum install libev-devel and I’m good to … Continue reading →

What’s the point of documenting a language if this is the best you can do: http://valadoc.org/#!api=glib-2.0/string.next_char

If you want to query Active Directory, using powershell, odds are you’ll end up doing something like this eventually if you don’t have the ActiveDirectory module: That’s all fine and dandy, but how many different properties does $ad have and … Continue reading →

I once read an article that asked “Why Americans are so obsessed with their flag?” The article, if I recall never really answered the question but merely explored all the ways “silly Americans” drool over their own colors. Well, apparently … Continue reading →

I recently created an Access DB at work, and as horribly exciting as that was for me, it did lead me to one wonder how secure can Access really be? The obvious answer to that is not really at all, … Continue reading →