links for 2005-11-02
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“here are times when it would be really handy to perform a fork in PHP when it is running as an Apache module. There is a way to fake this, sort of.”
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“Think IMDB for the BBC, only bigger. And made by funky bastards with a penchant for structured data.”
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“The entire experience was frustrating and irritating. Not only had Sony put software on my system that uses techniques commonly used by malware to mask its presence, the software is poorly written and provides no means for uninstall.”
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“I’m the lucky developer who gets to turn this hidden treasure into a public website. No programme downloads yet, but a massive searchable programme catalogue.”
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“the idea is to create a simulation XML document (or plain-text document) to be retrieved with XMLHttpRequest.”
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“if you’ve been feeling behind and guilty about the crap you’ve been putting off, have a quick browse here”
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“Oracle Database 10g Express Edition (Oracle Database XE) is an entry-level, small-footprint database based on the Oracle Database 10g Release 2 code base that’s free”
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photos of art in the New York subway.
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“FeedTier is a web feeds generator for web pages without an existing syndication format. FeedTier performs content analysis, picks-up the most prominent cluster of hyperlinks and automatically generates RSS”
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“SmartFox will enable users, with a single click, to grab a citation to a book, journal article, archival document, or museum object and store it in their browser.”
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“The IRC channel has played virtual incubator to a gamut of fledgling developers for more than a decade, helping Shawn Fanning polish the earliest versions of Napster and acting as code consultancy when Gnutella developer Justin Frankel wrote Winamp.”
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