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This Journal Moved To Blogger
Well, I've still got a years worth of posts to transfer (groan!) but since I've been updating my journal at blogger consistently since the last post here on LJ, and half the people that follow my journal periodically, have probably updated themselves... lol.
This is the official transferring post!I have moved to Read more... ) -
LJ Tagging and thoughts of Migration
For all the life of this Live Journal, I've never really used the tagging feature. In fact, whenever I've wanted to find one of my old entries, I've either used Googles site:feature or backtracked my way through a couple months worth of postings ( Read more... ) -
Screws, miracles, and Turkies.
It's been quite a day, lol. When I was at work, I was looking at the bottoms of my shoes for a moment, and I'm sitting here like, "Since when did they start making sandles with screws in the bottom?". I had to look at my other shoe to be sure, lol. Sure enough, there was a screw stuck into the bottom of my shoe, less then a centimetre away from the ( Read more... ) -
Hopin' and jumpin' night.
Despite a lot of interrupts, I've managed to complete a doc that's been on my list for months; and happily checked it off my -
XSLT, where have you been all my blankin' life!
I spent a couple hours to play around with a few style sheets, after inhaling all the XSL/XSLT and XPath related data I could get my mits on ( Read more... ) -
Before I was interrupted...
Hmm, as I was saying before I was interrupted, I've been learning more about DocBook, and as should be obvious to anyone following this blog or my microbloging outlet, I have also been learning XSLTDocBook is a good format, it seems to have all the attributes from LaTeX and troff that I desire, it's as easy as HTML (in which I am generally fluent ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
Today has been a fairly nice day, managed to get some stuff sorted on the net; helped a friend with her blog; finished reading an article on DocBook. Along the way, I also found a cool page on creating rounded corners in CSS, and remembered to add A List Apart to my feed reader, after stumbled across it again.
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Just how safe is SHA-1?
Q: How hard would it be to find collisions in SHA-1 ( Read more... ) -
Interesting tidbit: A Stick Figure Guide to the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
Shared from Google Reader
A Stick Figure Guide to the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)-hubertf's NetBSD blog
The was strangely enjoyable!