Posting about this will have limited effectiveness, seeing as I’d put an upper limit of two on my readership total, but by that reasoning I’d never post anything. And I really need to get around to writing regularly. I love Folklore.org. Folklore.org is a web site devoted to collective historical storytelling. It captures and presents [...]
Last week, I was writing some C code which used a struct that contained, among other members, an array of strings, and I wanted to initialize an array of these structs for use elsewhere in the code. My initial attempts failed with compiler messages that I’d never seen before, so instead of taking the easy [...]
looks at previous versions of popular sites through the Internet Archive
a detailed look at Digg and the 0F… processing key fiasco
I rarely take online quizzes, since they tend to be extremely malformed in both content and use of the English language, asking three irrelevant questions with fifteen poorly-spelled answers apiece, the sum of which supposedly determines which season you are (illustrated with an anime screen capture), which weapon you are (illustrated with an anime screen [...]
So, at about 4:30 AM last night, while very slowly working on an archaeology paper, I glanced over to the phone and noticed something interesting: it was displaying an HTML document.