HP selects Debian as its ‘design center’
The
target of HP’s development is all LSB-compliant distributions, including Debian, Red Hat, Turbo, etc. But because of its status as the development platform, Debian works out to be “first among equals”.
HP selects Debian as its ‘design center’
The
target of HP’s development is all LSB-compliant distributions, including Debian, Red Hat, Turbo, etc. But because of its status as the development platform, Debian works out to be “first among equals”.
Greg’s Appalachian Hike, looks like his adventure is being relayed via phone to Suzanne to whoever is posting for Greg. Cool idea. One of thse days I want to hike the whole Aplication Trail in one stretch.
Greg’s Appalachian Hike, looks like his adventure is being relayed via phone to Suzanne to whoever is posting for Greg. Cool idea. One of thse days I want to hike the whole Aplication Trail in one stretch.
pproxy is a very simple Unix HTTP proxy server. It doesn’t cache pages, but it stores them in nice directory structure. For example, http://www.host.com/dir/page.html is saved as /cache/www.host.com/dir/page.html.
Something I have been wanting to add to Jellybean, cache proxing in the filesystem via the URI.
pproxy is a very simple Unix HTTP proxy server. It doesn’t cache pages, but it stores them in nice directory structure. For example, http://www.host.com/dir/page.html is saved as /cache/www.host.com/dir/page.html.
Something I have been wanting to add to Jellybean, cache proxing in the filesystem via the URI.
The Onion, W’s First Hundred Days
“Sixty-three percent of the American people approve of the job Bush is doing. Then again, 98 percent of the American people are fucking morons.”
The Onion, W’s First Hundred Days
“Sixty-three percent of the American people approve of the job Bush is doing. Then again, 98 percent of the American people are fucking morons.”
An Introduction to Extreme Programming by chromatic, the jellybean dude.
In its purest form, Extreme Programming is simple. The central tenet is, “Find the essential elements of creating good software, do them all of the time, and discard everything else.” Programmers should program and make schedule estimates. Managers should make business decisions. Customers should choose the features they want and rank them by importance.