Haiku

February 11th, 2005

I first heard of Haiku in an English Composition class back in college. Haiku is an ancient Japanese poem with a form of 5-7-5 syllables. I wrote this many moons ago as a freshman in college. I can’t believe I still remember this. Maybe it is the mystic of haikus, it makes you remember words easily.

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Mambo Caching

February 11th, 2005

I complained about Mambo being too slow. A collegue told me to turn on caching for Mambo. What a difference! How did I miss that? It’s still a bit slow compared to raw HTML, but is definately much more manageable than before. Previously, my front page couldn’t pass the web designer’s 8 second rule.

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Spinmasters

February 11th, 2005

Microsoft’s Security Chief Says Windows Safer Than Linux! Huh? ROFL! This is somekind of a spin. Read the Windows article here. And see what Linux experts are saying.

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CVS

February 6th, 2005

It stands for Concurrent Versions System and not the pharmacy. I’m starting to learn how to use this very powerful software tracking system. It’s quite unique in that it records changes only between multiple revisions or releases of files instead of keeping multiple copies of the same file.

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Exterminators

February 2nd, 2005

Lol. I just watched a show called “Exterminators” on the History Channel. The show focuses on pests such as rats, cochroaches, termites, etc. Some very interesting trivia. How would you like to be a female rat. They have sex 22 times a day.

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