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I’ve been playing with PHP (fun) and google maps (more fun) and my daughter (most fun of all). The results, can be found here: http://www.braindelay.com/baby/outside/. Enjoy, and please feel free to contribute: the more places we get the better it becomes.
If you like this: the source is available here, feel free to play with it […]
There’s an awful lot of shite on the interwebnet, and you can now search it randomly, with this nifty randolinkerama.
It works by picking two words at random (or at least as random as javascript can be) and then creates a google “I feel lucky” request out of them.
I got a broadband a while back, and it came with a wireless router, which was just enough to tip my natural anxiety over into full-blown paranoia.
So, I spent a bit of time investigating how safe I could make my router and I came up with the following piece over on danielbray.com.
A lot of what I do is web-applications, and the framework for serving up these web-applications that I’ve chosen to work with has been tomcat and struts: tomcat serves up the pages; struts organizes and controls the flow of the web-app. This essay is about struts, and how to avoid some of the pitfalls that […]
Object-oriented programming: rarer than you think
Closed Published July 14th, 2006 in electric sheepObject-oriented languages are well known, and are part of every college CS syllabus: object-oriented programming is, however, as rare as the penny black. This is a short(-ish) essay on the subtleties of the paradigm that tend to be overlooked in the speedy twelve-week OO programming course that gets thrown at college students.
Object-oriented programming: rarer […]
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