Entries written in June 2008
Written June 9, 2008 in apple
Saw this pop up in my feeds (thanks, Kris!) and I think it’s a brilliant idea. My “gateway drug” was a Mac Mini that I bought as a web testing machine.
Here’s some things I read or sought out over the weekend.
Things I’ve read or searched out this week…
- WMD WYSIWYG Textarea Editor - it can be added to any textarea with a single line of code.
- Ten books on investing recommended by Warren Buffet
- Obama has a 6-month PHP developer position open.
Alexander Muse got some video of the outside of the datacenter as another hosting company’s CEO whose servers are hosted with ThePlanet headed out there and did a little journalism.
Alexander Muse seems to be convinced there was something weird that happened at ThePlanet to cause the previously mentioned outage.
Hold on, let me get my tinfoil hat…
I’m still offering the case of beer as a prize for anyone who can take pictures of the interior …
Publishing this a little ahead of the curve this week because the list was getting long…
Things I’ve read, searched out, or used in the past few days:
- A List Apart: Taming Lists - Old, from 2002, but still the most complete tutorial I know of on bending html lists to
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Many people have criticized Twitter’s uptime performance. For the geeks in the audience, this interview provides a good first-time-look at what they’re working with and what they plan to do to fix the problems. I’m rather shocked, actually. Brad Fitzgerald’s presentations on scaling Livejournal (pdf, 1.1MB) cover most …
I like being in Systems. We get to play with lots of really cool stuff. Unfortunately, when things with really cool stuff go wrong, they really go wrong.
I’m searching for pictures of the destruction. Three walls knocked down by a transformer going “poof” sounds like a good time. …
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