I’d just like to mention that I’ve browsed through those two books that I mentioned yesterday (Rapid Application Development with Mozilla and Creating Applications With Mozilla) are pretty much exclusively about XUL. Nothing, that I noticed in my quick browse, about creating a GECKO based executable (like I want to do). I have a feeling […]
Archive of January 2006
As I browse source code of different stuff I come across lines like this:
## This script is a hack. It’s brute force. It’s horrible.
## It doesn’t use Artificial Intelligence. It doesn’t use Virtual Reality.
## It’s not perl. It’s not python. It probably won’t work unchanged on
## the “other” thousands of […]
It took me over four hours to figure out the foundations of writting an embedded Mozilla/Gecko application, download (the correct) source code, figure out how to compile Mozilla, and compile Mozilla. To be fair about one hour of this was spent compiling the Mozilla Application Suite (now called SeaMonkey). I’d like to write about each […]
Oooh… I forgot to mention that I have my linux desktop printing to my cups server. .
I’ll complain about CUPS setup later, but I would like to point you to this article. Please note the date: 03 Jul 2004. And no, they still haven’t mentioned it anywhere (that I found, nor did anything in […]
The above is something that I realized only after a long time of experimenting with PostGreSQL. You see, when you want the default value of a column to be the next val of a sequence you need write:
nextval(’”seq_prodOrganizerPk”‘)
The single quotes seem to mean that it’s an relation somewhere in the schema (not a column in […]
O’Reilly’s PHP Dev Center has an article on how to do MVC in PHP. I need to finish some other code right now, but I gotta take a look tonight.
Ok, so (as you may see) I’ve gotten WordPress working the way I want (really, I only wanted to change the blog’s subtitle). Finally.
Why was it such a pain, you ask? Well, my illustrious reader, the problem (like so many web problems) had to do with caching (and ACS’s firefox settings). The twist is that […]
Ok, so I finally got myself a website. Yeah for me.
Set up with dream host was great (though it was annoying waiting for all the DNS servers to pick up my domain. But that’s nobody’s fault), and I’m really impressed with WordPress. My only problem with it (or rather Seneca’s computer setup) is that I […]
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