1. Ok, I guess not

    Banshee.OpenVP is on hold indefinitely until a stable GTK+ widget providing an OpenGL context is available. All of the wrappers I have tried have serious issues that prevent this project from even making minimal headway.

    Tagged as : Banshee C# OpenVP
  2. Upcoming goodness

    I've been working with several Banshee people this week and we finally got my patch committed. All this patch does is provide a managed event that acts as a PCM and spectrum data source. While simple, it is a required building block for the upcoming OpenVP extension.

    Right now ...

    Tagged as : Banshee C# OpenVP
  3. The new Delicious!

    The new version of del.icio.us (complete with a domain name change) was released yesterdayish and looks a lot nicer. Oh, but wait. About two out of three page loads: "Sorry, you've been temporarily blocked for accessing Delicious too rapidly."

    Did Delicious hire the Twitter engineers, or what?

    Tagged as : Web
  4. "Erroring off?"

    Has anyone told you that a program is "erroring off" or that some system "errored off?" Occasionally I have the pleasure of receiving such notices and every time it makes me cringe.

    Let me explain something. "Error" is not a verb. You can't error. It's not possible. When ...

    Tagged as : Rant English
  5. Website statistics

    About two weeks ago I started collecting statistics for this website, something I've always planned on doing but never actually cared enough to sit down and do. Two weeks doesn't make for a great sample period but the results are still interesting.

    Almost 25% of visitors use some ...

    Tagged as : Meta
  6. Three-column CSS layout

    There are many established CSS layouts for doing a three-column website. They seem to work pretty well. Perhaps the most popular is the Faux Columns technique.

    At work we are working on an internal site that requires three columns (or to be more precise, up to two sidebars). I have ...

    Tagged as : CSS HTML
  7. .NET and XPath

    So I'm working on this XPath presentation for my team at work. I was trying to hack up a sample using some of the more interesting XPath functions, like string-join. PHP's DOMXPath throws a fit when I use this function so I cracked open MSDN and saw that ...

    Tagged as : C#
  8. You don't have signal

    My DSL and phone service is due to be activated today. When I got up I had dialtone, which is a good sign. But a few days ago I had an interesting encounter that was just too humorous not to share.

    On Thursday the DSL modem showed up but since ...

    Tagged as : Personal AT&T

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