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Moving
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With antipope in a usable state, I’ll be moving this party over to http://slavasaur.com
You should follow.
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New School
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So, I think time is coming to move my blog, so all three of you, one inadvertent and a spambot who read this will need to update your links. I’ll update with the location when the URL loads something more than “It works!”
Anyway, in this transition I’ve decided I’m not going to use any ( Read more... ) -
OMG WE R SO FUKD LOL ^_^
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In recent years, I’ve noticed a terrifying trend in people. They have forgotten what it’s like to speak, never-mind write, proper English; and I don’t mean using marginally improper grammar, no, I mean aborting the unborn fetus of language seconds after conception. The idea that the ( Read more... ) -
The MySpace elective withdrawal
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It seems that when one cancels a MySpace account, it is expected that one fills a block with a narrative, specifying, nay, apologizing for the atrocity one is presumably committing by terminating the ability of this specific e-branch of the News Corporation from collecting exact ( Read more... ) -
On Clarity
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As a software developer, I’ve gained the privilege of looking at countless lines of code, some my own and some inherited from others. Many times, I’m not just browsing for pleasure, but either debugging or doing further development on these fragments of logic, and sometimes the message ( Read more... ) -
Trackbacks, Bastards and Blocklists
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As of recent, most particularly, last week I’ve recieved several hundred trackbacks to a collection of articles on this page. Had the situation that I’m about to describe been different such circumstances would be celebrated as oposed to being condemned and placed under a heading ( Read more... ) -
Unix Network Programming - Why it sucks: Part 1
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Network programming, in specific, network programming with BSD sockets is somewhat a strange science. Not many topics are covered in as many old libraries retained for “historical reasons” and oddities of dealing with so many strange conditions that I’ve ever had the pleasure of ( Read more... )
