Went with the crew to see The Bourne Identity and I liked it, really liked it.
Also saw Behind Enemy Lines, which was pasable as a total brain turn off, and
Best in Show which if you are in the right mood and want to laugh at the absurdidy of dog shows was pretty cool.
A couple of good articles, Patently Absurd and The Smother of Invention over at Forbes.com. I think the first is best summed up
Too many patents are just as bad for society as too few.
It lays out the why things started to get bad in the 80’s and a bot of the how.
A couple of good articles, Patently Absurd and The Smother of Invention over at Forbes.com. I think the first is best summed up
Too many patents are just as bad for society as too few.
It lays out the why things started to get bad in the 80’s and a bot of the how.
Nice Wiki in the suits article.
Nice Wiki in the suits article.
AxKit now has a native Wiki. Intrestingly it uses POD (Plain Old Documentation) instead of Structured Text for it’s formating language.
Release Announcement:
I’ve written a very simple Wiki clone using AxKit XSP. There’s a live Wiki
on http://axkit.org/wiki/ that you can play with (and we’ll be putting the
AxKit docs up on there). The source code is on CPAN (just uploaded this
morning, so you may have to wait for it to mirror). I think the code is a
pretty nice example of an MVC-like design in XSP, with the XSP as the
Controller, the XSLT as the View, and a perl module as the Model.
AxKit now has a native Wiki. Intrestingly it uses POD (Plain Old Documentation) instead of Structured Text for it’s formating language.
Release Announcement:
I’ve written a very simple Wiki clone using AxKit XSP. There’s a live Wiki
on http://axkit.org/wiki/ that you can play with (and we’ll be putting the
AxKit docs up on there). The source code is on CPAN (just uploaded this
morning, so you may have to wait for it to mirror). I think the code is a
pretty nice example of an MVC-like design in XSP, with the XSP as the
Controller, the XSLT as the View, and a perl module as the Model.
Must read Eric Raymond’s Sex Tips For Geeks.
[via scripting news]
Also of note Eric is blogging over at Armed and Dangerous.