Archive for March, 2004
This is fun
Yea, it really is. It’s public info, completely legal, and great. Go ahead, search around, and enjoy your legally issued right to do so. As an American you should be informed about who is financing who. Says a lot. Look at maps too.
And pass that on. Sooner [...]
Wednesday, March 24th, 2004 Posted in In The News | No Comments »
Some noteworthy mentions in Staff Meeting Summaries:
Thunderbird
- bienvenu might be free to do more feature work
Yea! Hmm… well I know David would be very upset if his todo list isn’t nice and long. Oh so many neat things. Let me make a list of my Thunderbird 1.0 wishes:
System Tray [Bug 208923]
MAPI support [...]
Monday, March 22nd, 2004 Posted in Mozilla | No Comments »
Heavy coding taking place in a new project. Well it isn’t new, it’s actually a little short of being a year old, but I never actually did it. I just brainstormed and drafted. The other day, I stumbled upon my notes, and liked the idea enough to give it a shot. [...]
Monday, March 22nd, 2004 Posted in Accettura Media | No Comments »
Yea, term papers definitely suck. Especially when your writing it over spring break, especially when you look outside and see snow on the ground.
Anyway, I decided for an environmental biology paper to write about Technology Recycling. Geeky, but still covers the class quite a bit. Perhaps I’ll publish to the blog at [...]
Thursday, March 18th, 2004 Posted in Personal | No Comments »
I think it’s important to take a moment and address the recent reports of a “crack down” on Merchandise sellers using Mozilla trademarks.
Once upon a time (earlier today), Gerv Markham posted an Open Letter copied below for you to read as well.
First off. As most who read this website know my only affiliations with [...]
Wednesday, March 17th, 2004 Posted in Mozilla | No Comments »
Bug 117532. It’s been one long journey, but it’s finally over. And just in time, as 1.7b is extremely close. That was a lot for a UI pref, but at least the wording is good. It’s worth it for good wordage.
Bug 235086 is also wrapping up tonight.
So I wasn’t totally useless [...]
Tuesday, March 16th, 2004 Posted in Mozilla | No Comments »
I wrote a brand new news headline for MacVillage.net. It’s also RSS based, like the current incarnation, but much more efficient. It will also support more feeds. Thanks to using PHP’s XML capabilities, it processes a feed in half the time of the last version. And because it now cashe’s, and [...]
Monday, March 15th, 2004 Posted in MacVillage.net | No Comments »
2 out of 4 computers had problems today. Yea! Home computing is fun!!!
One was a relatively quick fix. Simple disk scan ended up fixing the permissions error, or whatever was wrong with it. The other (Bender, the file server), wasn’t so easy. Something ravished permissions on the System [...]
Monday, March 15th, 2004 Posted in Hardware | No Comments »
Well, I finally did it. I burnt Fedora Core 2 Install CD’s, and put it on my 2nd HD of my Thinkpad. Had trouble booting at first, but found a hidden option in my BIOS to select the drive as my boot drive. It’s zippy! Very, very, very fast. My [...]
Saturday, March 13th, 2004 Posted in Software | 1 Comment »
Can you believe this? Porn illegal behind the wheel? How could they? Why can’t an adult enjoy a steamy adult video while driving cross country?
Canadian Pork may not be kosher to all faiths Yikes!.
And that sums up todays creepy headlines.
Wednesday, March 10th, 2004 Posted in In The News | 1 Comment »