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Monthly Archives: June 2006
New Gaim 2.0 beta 3 packages — now for Dapper Drake!
Since Dapper is out now, I’ve had a request for an amd64 package of the Gaim 2.0 beta 3 for Dapper. I’m throwing in a x86 package at no additional charge. Should be stable, but standard caveats apply — may … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Open Source, Vim, Writing
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More Vim goodness
Another Vim tips piece is up on Linux.com today, this time I covered mappings and abbreviations. I make heavy use of mappings and abbreviations for several things, correcting common typos (like thier instead of their, or teh instead of the), … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Vim, Writing
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Defective by Design
Bruce Byfield has coverage of the most recent Defective by Design events on NewsForge today. As Byfield reports, the organizers are having a tough time getting news coverage of the events. I’m not sure if this is because news directors … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Legal, PR and marketing, Writing
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Dapper review
My review of Ubuntu Dapper is up on Linux.com. Note that this one focuses exclusively on Dapper for desktops — I’ll be doing a server review shortly. It’s really amazing what the Ubuntu folks have accomplished in such a short … Continue reading
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Two words I hate
There’s nothing that turns me off faster than the words “after rebate.” Got another Micro Center flyer in the mail today, and noticed a few things that looked like deals — until you get to the “price is after rebate” … Continue reading
Blanking the laptop screen
I leave my workstations on 24×7, but I always turn off my monitors when I’m away from the desk for more than a few minutes so as to save energy and preserve the LCD backlights as long as possible. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
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Online debating isn’t worth it
“Supposing … There’s only one thing worth debating online:” There’s no point debating anything online. You might as well hurl shoes in the air to knock clouds from the sky. The internet’s perfect for all manner of things, but productive … Continue reading