Tuesday, 13 August 2002

Lisp for the naughties IRC in IDEA = cool. So you want to see what IRC in an IDE looks like? How cool is this - IDEA now has an IRC plugin. It's not perfect yet, but a great start. See a screenshot or download it for yourself. [rebelutionary] All editors gravitate towards the black hole that is emacs ... ;) 11:22:33 AM

Another book for the list The O'Reilly Struts book, by Chuck Cavaness. I've been using the review copy that was posted on The Server Side for quite some time. From what I've seen, this book is going to be a valuable resource for both Struts newbies and veterans. [Blogging Roller] You seriously have to get a full-blown bravery award for writing a full length book in MSWord. I'd personally feel so much safer in, say, latex. Maybe I'm just showing my age ... ;) 9:39:28 AM

(Ignore me, I have been awake for 24+ hours) {@link javax.food.Pie#compareTo}. Right. So we are having a meetup at Harry's to test the validity of this claim. If Harry's pie should prove inferior (by what ever ambiguous rating scheme that Charles dreams up), we shall be a-dunking the Rebelutionary in our midst. Now we can't say fairer than that, can we? [Brett Morgan's Insanity Weblog] Sounds perfectly fair to me. Just so long as I remember my keys. [The Desktop Fishbowl] Shall we come around before hand and super glue 'em to your forehead or sommit? *duck* 9:22:28 AM

Version numbering funnies Sun Linux 5.0. It is the first Sun system to feature the company's own enterprise-ready Linux operating system, known as Sun Linux 5.0, which is based on the 2.4 kernel and optimized for a 32-bit x86 system. eWeek: Sun to Ship Solaris 9 for Intel Servers [Blogging Roller] I suppose that numbering scheme is so that they look like they are upto date with other linux distributions. But, wait, redhat is up to 7.x, and mandrake is on 8.x. So that doesn't work. Oh well... 9:18:49 AM

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