Monthly Archives: January 2005
Edit PHP with SciTE
If you edit PHP using SciTE, you should get more productive with it! You can press F5 to run the current program and get output to a console. Most web developers do not associate the console with making web pages, … Continue reading
Fastaval 2005: Rpg convention event of the year
OK, now Peter has set up the website. It is official. Fastaval.dk, the year’s finest roleplaying game convention. All categories. “Avantgarde cafeen” will rock. You can read more about it in plain English, now that I have set up a … Continue reading
More stuff done with Ruby: Ta-da List
OK, here is web usability gods 37Signals‘ won fluff on their very usable web app for making todo lists online: To Do with Ta-da List: Simple sharable to-do lists. To-do list, todo list, task manager, task list, todo task, easy … Continue reading
AppleMatters pulls an iPod Shuffle apart
See the carnage for yourself. It is a little scary: the whole added-value Appleness of the unit it *ripped* off. With just bare, dry commentary underneath it.
Saved by GNU tools
GnuWin32 Packages is the official list of GNU tools for the win32 platform. Some of these tools are pure magic. diff rules, and I felt all broken when my Cygwin install broke, because all my settings in diff were perfect … Continue reading
Unit test for JS: JSUnit
JSUnit : > JsUnit is a Unit Testing framework for client-side (in-browser) JavaScript. It is essentially a port of JUnit to JavaScript. I talked about another, simpler testing framework, ECMAUnit the other day, but I noted that the above is … Continue reading
Roleplaying scenario writing event: Amok i maj!
The scenario writing event Amok i maj is the brain-child of Danish role-playing game superstar Thomas Munkholt. You have three weeks to write a scenario! Do it! Go amok! The inspiration was NaNoWriMo, an annual event.
Theory of translations
I have begun reading Introducing Translation Studies, by Jeremy Munday, as I am trying my hand at commercial translation. _Dolmetscher_ is the slightly derogatory term for commercial translators. It was coined by 19th century theologian Schleiermacher, who still is a … Continue reading
“Number One With A Bullet”, explained
I was snooping around for the hidden meaning of the term “number one with a bullet”. Its meaning could not only be the movie with the same name. And, of course there was more to the story. The explanation held … Continue reading