Monthly Archives: November 2007
RuPy – Ruby & Python Conference, which you may dig
Conferences: lots of folks you want to meet, many spaces to be in, lots happening at the same time. In Danish they call it “at gå glip” (to miss out). Getting good at missing out is an important part of … Continue reading
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I always wondered what Portland Oregon looked like
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Flock, testing it again
They say that the people of Flock have worked on the memory leakage issues of Firefox. I’m trying that out for truth (by running Flock). If Flock manages to pull me away from NetNewsWire Lite, I’ll be a happy toad. … Continue reading
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Nordic Game Jam 2008 coming up
I got this fine email from the organizers of Nordic Game Jam. I thought I’d share it here, since it might be of local hackerly interest. Update: The entrance fee is totally low, at 200 DKK. (26.8 EUR, or 39.5 … Continue reading
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WideFinder in Io: it’s now too late
A Swede made the first WideFinder implementation in Io: Ragnar Dahlén. The results were informative, but not performant. Io can not compete just there, just yet. Me and Thorbiörn were conspiring last week to implement WideFinder, but we got waylaid … Continue reading
Malmo Linux User Group Wednesday pizza meetup notes
I attended a local geek meetup at La Trattoria, at 18:30 this past Wednesday. (map) I can recommend the mozzarella add-on to any pizza. InterSystems Caché® got hard slammed at the meeting. Horrible war stories about that object-oriented database. The … Continue reading
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Hack-a-thon, in my town!
More groups of people who want to fiddle with opensource software: Hackaton.se. They have an event in Malmö, at a school, 23-25 november. Just to let you know, so you can spread the word. I’ll write more when I know … Continue reading