Monthly Archives: May 2004

onTheCase

Posted on 5/26/2004 by Chris

After getting into a discussion about coding styles and conventions, I figured I better get some clearer definitions for mixed case names in code: studly caps – an arbitrary capitalization of letters. sTudLyCapS camel case – run together words with … Continue reading →

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MovableType no longer “free enough”

Posted on 5/22/2004 by Chris

I’m in the process of moving my blog to WordPress from MovableType. While I wish the authors of MT the best of luck with their new pricing model, I have to agree with Mark Pilgrim and his reasons for switching … Continue reading →

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Dodging the bullet

Posted on 5/18/2004 by Chris

While our sysadmins run around trying to save the exchange server from yet another NetSky variant, I can’t help but gloat (just a little as I connect to out qmail server (we use both) with evolution and wonder what a … Continue reading →

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A year of Groking the Law

Posted on 5/16/2004 by Chris

Pamela Jones is celebrating the one-year anniversary of Groklaw with an pretty good overview of the SCO vs. the World lawsuit(s) and Groklaw’s unwaivering support of the truth through all of the silliness coming out of Lindon, Utah. I’d like … Continue reading →

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CPU cycle recycling

Posted on 5/15/2004 by Chris

One of the side effects of being a computer geek seems to be the proliferation of junker computers on the home network. Currently we have 4 machines running pretty much full time and another 3 that get used off and … Continue reading →

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