Grant’s Grunts » Apple and Developers
As a follow up from this year’s ApacheCon:
I had 30 people in my Lucene Boot Camp training class this time around and I would guess that at least 15 were on Apple laptops (50%, well above the general Apple market share). I also would guess that there were more Mac [...]
Facebook invites ads into user profiles - Yahoo! News
Hmmm, I seemed to have missed the part where the people producing all the content that Facebook is capitalizing on get a cut of the ad revenue that is generated from their pages. Why again is this a good thing for Facebook users? Why should I [...]
Microsoft Defends Stealth Windows Updates - Yahoo! News
Solution: Apple.
Anyone know a good, free tool for editing large text files (> 500 MBs)? vi is decent, but not great. Please email me or leave a comment. I have an XML file that is around 1 GB that I need to manipulate, but vi is not really cutting it, and Emacs wants to load the [...]
Honestly, does writing an email address as “yourname AT example dot com” on a website really prevent anymore spam than writing “yourname@example.com”? Seriously, the regular expression to parse the former isn’t all that much more difficult to write than the latter.
I would suggest that you have to write the address in such a way that [...]
Whew, finally some time to talk about ApacheCon Europe, which happened two weeks ago in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
First off, the trip started off on a bad foot when our flight to Paris, France got canceled due to bad weather in Newark. Unfortunately, we didn’t get the message from the airline in the morning because [...]
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