catch404

16 ms·

121.
by catch404 18y ago
It'd be interesting to read a write up on the concepts used (such as the in memory database) and the server restart mechanism. It'd be hard to tell from the source for non Lisp programmers.
122.
by catch404 18y ago
http://start.fedoraproject.org/ , though thats cause I just havn't changed it.
123.
by catch404 18y ago
Anyone remember when it was popular to add 'hidden' pages to websites? Was popular round 2000 - Maby its just me :)
124.
GNOME Shell Status(blog.fishsoup.net)
3 points by catch404 18y ago|0 comments
125.
by catch404 18y ago
I owe alot to the Pre-computer 1000 : http://www.vintagecomputing.com/index.php/archives/324 As a 7 year old I just loved the feeling of making the computer do what I want. The instant feed back of print/ input/ run cycle also played a bi
126.
by catch404 18y ago
Would be more interesting if he didn't just 'bum' around campus. Was hoping to read of a more interesting homeless lifestyle.
127.
by catch404 18y ago
"I write about technology startups and news. In any sane world that shouldn’t make me someone who has to deal with death threats and being spat on." Something definitely needs to change.
128.
by catch404 18y ago
Very interesting way of putting it, something I've always known but never considered comparing to other jobs. Then again you still need to pay the bills while unemployed :) A plumer may have more luck doing 'perk' jobs.
129.
by catch404 18y ago
Or, surely he could check out the arc source? Doesn't add much to his argument.
130.
by catch404 18y ago
On the subject, to the people who have rolled their own similiar blogs: What text formats are you using? Many seem to follow the "title: \n date: \n tags: \n" type style which seems to do the job pretty well (and can be easily parsed). Any
131.
by catch404 18y ago
I enjoyed reading your blog, I especially liked the "And nothing big starts big". quote in your about page. Intersting startup too!