N2N - 16/02/2001
N2N
Salon has a good article on Valentine's Day. I even learned that it's not Interflora that invented VDsy, but some old Pope fightin' the mighty sexually active paganist Romans. check their version
Or an even longer explanation.
Kylix will soon be out. Reading the borland.public.kylix.* hierarchy is really fun: the old "communist" diatribe about OpenSource and GPL ruining the poor software artisan is not dead yet.
Like if reading the source was faster than using a debugger or a disassembler.
Security through obscurity seems to have some future. They learn, the hard way I guess.
Btw, for the Kylix curious, Borland UK is doing a FREE (as in Gratis, no money involved) presentation in London. (and they are doin' that all over the world (aka Europe, USA and Canada))
Today was urllog cleaning. Here is what I got:
Salon has a good article on Valentine's Day. I even learned that it's not Interflora that invented VDsy, but some old Pope fightin' the mighty sexually active paganist Romans. check their version
Or an even longer explanation.
Kylix will soon be out. Reading the borland.public.kylix.* hierarchy is really fun: the old "communist" diatribe about OpenSource and GPL ruining the poor software artisan is not dead yet.
Like if reading the source was faster than using a debugger or a disassembler.
Security through obscurity seems to have some future. They learn, the hard way I guess.
Btw, for the Kylix curious, Borland UK is doing a FREE (as in Gratis, no money involved) presentation in London. (and they are doin' that all over the world (aka Europe, USA and Canada))
Today was urllog cleaning. Here is what I got:
- Love and another feel good story
- Genetic Algorithms
- Web Based Adventure Game Creator
- animated PNG
- another VNC tool
- and mpeg, translation,solfege and Signal Processing (and useful if you have more than 1 mp3).
- Thanks to Sensible Erection for that one: a Dogma 95-like Manifesto for videogames
And the obvious Valentine Google logo:
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16 février 2001
