I’ve written before that I love XML-RPC, and
that it has served me well in the past couple of years. I think it’s the right tool for a broad
range of jobs. But, after having studied the spec, and after having implemented it in a handful
of languages for a handful of well-used apps, I think [...]
So yeah,
like I was saying,
I’ve kept my head out of the RSS frey lately. This past post about GUIDs and
their properties of rocking in RSS hadn’t had much thought behind it, other
than that the idea of having something well defined and uncontestably intended
for the use or uniquely identifying a weblog post seems like a [...]
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Guids sure have a funny name, but they’re quite useful. If your weblog tool supports them, use them. If not, ask the developer to add the support. It’s not very hard.
Further, I strongly believe that all aggregators and readers should pay attention to guids where they are available. It’s a convenience that many users will [...]
Okay, what’s wrong with this picture?
Each of those lines is from a terminal I have open, trying to find
one of my monospace fonts that works correctly and I don’t hate. My
past favorite has been Monaco for the longest time, but recently (when,
I can’t quite remember) it seems that it likes to combine “l” and [...]
So, I downloaded Safari 1.0 yesterday and was very pleased to notice
a new checkbox option on the Bookmarks section of the preferences.
Notice the off state of the checkbox. Goodbye, bookmark syncing, I hardly wanted to know ya.
At the moment, I’m working on a bit of HTML and form processing, but
I’m also monitoring three IRC channels and two web pages since I can’t be
at WWDC for the Keynote. But, it’s almost like I’m there.
Except I don’t get a free iSight. Bummer.
Let’s say you’re torn between two
worlds. You know that
one is a fevered delusion that your mind has created and the other one is reality,
but which is which? … Apply this
algorithm in both worlds…
Source:Algorithm for Determining Imagination from Reality
So, after having seen Matrix Reloaded, and having read advice on
how to live in a simulation,
I [...]
