Keith Devens .com

Links

• Via LGF, Meryl Yourish: Biased reporting [against Israel], continued. Also see The “al-Aqsa Intifada” – An Engineered Tragedy.
• Via HtP, Sun researchers: Computers do bad math
• Via LtU, Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation
• A Day in the Life of #Apache
• A few interesting links from InstaPundit today, in particular, Austin Bay: Cascading Effects of Saddam's Capture, Virginia Postrel: How Christmas displays illuminate a strong economy, This is the Loyal Opposition?, and Frederick Turner: Tiananmen in London
• Via LGF, Dean is Beyond the Mainstream
• Lunatic Python
• XML in PHP5: An in-depth look into advanced XML features, via Haiko Hebig
• Belmont Club: 2039
• Simon: Open Mosix
• Paul Graham: Stopping Spam. I hadn't seen that article before.
• The Wonderful World of Linux 2.6 - A really interesting in-depth look into what's new in Linux 2.6.
• ONLamp.com: Ruby's Present and Future
• Code Generation in Action
• Once More With Hobbits, via WHEDONesque. I laughed hard at The Mustard.

Oh, and Return of the King was playing in at least 5 theaters in the multiplex we go to.

• “So you think you know how to program a Web App do ya?”
• Stackless Zope
• Via Sjoerd, dodgeit, like Mailinator. I used Mailinator for real for the first time the other day!
• The Importance of Being Textual
• Shirky: The RIAA Succeeds Where the Cypherpunks Failed

I definitely need a bookmarklet I can click to say "This is cool, add it to my linkblog".

• LGF: Good on Ambassador Welch ("I think your moral compass has gone crazy.")
• Social Bookmarks Manager Right-Click Context Menu
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy/interviews/shulman/index.shtml
• Charles: Lots of Little Languages
• Phillip Pearson: blo.gs weblogUpdates syndication
• and Prototype of a way to make weblog polling way more efficient, via Martin
• Examples of Complex Rendering, via Dan
• Mandrake Linux 9.2. I'm going to want to try the first version of Mandrake based on v2.6 of the kernel.
• Dick Morris: The left has taken over the Democratic Party
• $14.6 billion later, Boston's Big Dig wraps up - ""It rivals anything in the history of the world built by men," says Matthew Amorello, chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, which oversaw the project."
• Perl is 16
• Perthon

Whoo. Time for bed. I need a linkblog. Ok, some pontificating on my linkblog... expanded into its own entry: Anatomy of a linkblog.

• Saddam Hussein’s Loyalists Infiltrated U.S. Operations in Iraq
• Via Julian Bond, The Decline of the Middle Class.

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