Don’t get too excited! I’m not a serious ‘web 2.0′ company or anything. I’m just a 17 year old student.
Basically, it incorporates some AJAX and has some of the ‘cooler’ features you might like to find in a blogging engine. You can read more about them on the features page of the website.
I am a relative beginner so go easy. Anyway, enjoy!
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28-Feb-2006
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Excellent article about the architecture and working of the ext3 filesystem.
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28-Feb-2006
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Paint.NET is image and photo manipulation software designed to be used on computers that run Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or Server 2003.
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28-Feb-2006
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Kernel development is not an easy task. This is a testament to your programming expertise: To develop a kernel is to say that you understand how to create software that interfaces with and manages the hardware. A kernel is designed to be a central core to the operating system - the logic that manages the resources that the hardware has to offer.
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28-Feb-2006
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Great regex tutorials, resources, quick starts, etc. A whole site just about regex!
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28-Feb-2006
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Explorium, San Francisco’s Museum of Science, art, and human perception has a page dedicated to 500 simple experiments anyone can do. It’s all hands on! I wrote a bigger review of the site here:
http://www.sharewonders.com/2006/02/26/exploratorium/
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28-Feb-2006
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Apple has put up a very concise tutorial on building web apps using Rails. It gives a more complete view of Rails than I have seen in other getting-started tutorials and also shows some much better practices like migrations to build the database instead of raw, unportable SQL.
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28-Feb-2006
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“We now have Windows XP running on the Intel-based Macintosh â�� as a guest operating system under the Linux version of VMware.”
“To anybody who has used Windows XP under Virtual PC on the PowerPC version of Mac OS X: you will simply be blown away by how fast Windows XP runs under VMware on the new hardware.”
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23-Feb-2006
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