Friday, May 31, 2002

Organizing Data Across a Heterogeneous Net? [Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters] I'm trying to solve this problem right now. Unison/ssh to my e-smith, which samba mounts whatever workstation files I need, seems to be working okay. The weak link is Outlook on my home desktop... I don't have a unified history of what I've sent. 2:45:05 PM      comment []  trackback []

Achieving Closure (Perl). (via Keith Devens) Closures are nothing new to us programming language gods, but many programmers still haven't seen the light Amazingly, Perl is the path to enlightenment for many programmers. Be sure to follow this link, from Cozens article. [Lambda the Ultimate] 2:32:42 PM      comment []  trackback []

Programming Contest Winners Announced. Google has announced the winner of their Google Programming Contest. Congratulations to Daniel Egnor for his project on Geographic Search winning. Take a look at some of the other winners too. [Google Weblog] The idea of a geographic search just be parsing out address info is a pretty neat hack. 2:27:29 PM      comment []  trackback []

I just purchased this: http://www.moodlogic.net/ I've been waiting for cool software like this, to take away the massive music organization headache I've created for myself by RIP'ing. 8:07:44 AM      comment []  trackback []

Snom: http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT5199947519.html A small company named snom (Berlin, Germany) has recently begun offering a VoIP telephone which uses Linux as its internal software platform 8:07:43 AM      comment []  trackback []