sometimes...
shit happens!
Dan Brown: The da vinci code
Bullshit. There's no train to Lille from Saint-Lazare Station ;)
(Enjoyable reading) (*****)
Neal Stephenson: Cryptonomicon
It takes me a looot of time to read it since I own the english version, but I took a lot of pleasure (*****)
Dan Simmons: Ilium
wow!
I read this one in french. I'm hesitating for Olympos (the next volume). English ? I don't know... (*****)
shit happens!
If you have a Facebook account, you may want to checkout BlogIt which allows you to update different blogs or sites from within Facebook. It's Hot.
(This has been posted from BlogIt actually)
Yeah, I know "Screen" (aka "Gnu Screen") was probably invented before web search engines were imagined, but please rename the product, anything but such a common name, because when you google for it, you don't find anything relevant.
Originally posted on yann.vox.com
Un petit post en Francais de temps en temps cela ne fait pas de mal, et ca tombe bien certains m'ont demande mes impressions sur l'iPhone! Et oui il semblerait que la date de l'arrivee de la fameuse machine en France reste tout ce qu'il y a de plus imprecis, et les interesses se languissent de savoir ce qu'il en est. Oh, je ne pretends pas en faire une revue exhaustive, juste quelques impressions en passant.
un iPhone 8Go c'est 305 euros avec le cours actuel du dollars...
Originally posted on yann.vox.com
It's because I'm actually very busy at work, and because, I mainly blog on vox...
And this post is acutally just a test for my current project @work ;)
this is really a very good job!!
After while, firefox on my mac starts to slow down, ok I usually have a lot of tabs opened, and I use heavy extensions like firebug, greasemonkey or NoScript...
Over time I've found that the best solution I have is to just force-quit firefox, aka:
killall -9 firefox-bin
The crash manager of firefox usually allows me to restore my previous session with all that valuable tabs saved. But not always, like two minutes ago :(
Originally posted on yann.vox.com
If one of this name doesn't sound vaguely familiar to you, you can safely skip this post -- Thank you.
If you don't know App::Ack, check it out from CPAN (it's one of the tool I cannot code without).
If you are a vim user, Antoine, did a nifty ingration of both, which let you run ack from vim, and integrates the results in a buffer, then :cnext is your friend.
Originally posted on yann.vox.com
For the last two years, Yelp had been of invaluable, er. help, when it came to find information about local services and business during my visits to San Francisco.
I was dreaming of having something similar in Paris just for restaurants (heavily using google maps and Metro station network), but I left Paris :D
Anyhow, Yelp just got it right. Kudos.
In France, justeacote launched not so long ago to do something similar, let's see how it goes a bit later.
Originally posted on yann.vox.com
MySpace is opening a new Job "Space", it's a partnership with SimplyHired that I love for its simplicity and speed. I'm curious to know what's the conversion rate? How many people are "Simply Hired" by looking at My Space Jobs?
There's also a partnership with another Jobs: Steve. You can win an iPhone by posting a resume
MYSPACE JOBS/SIMPLY HIRED CONTEST OFFICIAL RULES
1. We hate all the fine print, but our lawyers made us do it. Ugh.
2. No purchase necessary (even if you are buying what we are selling).
ahah, they haven't lost their sense of humour at least. The new iPhone is so appealing that I guess a lot of people will be posting resumes, very few of them will take the time to check that only one iPhone can be won (which is not very much considering the power of MySpace).
That's a feature ! ;)
Because of Vox I have not touched my TypePad account for a while. But somehow, I'll be working more closely with TypePad from now and then, which is terribly exciting :)
But because of the type of blogger I am, it's more likely I'll blog more often on Vox than on TypePad... This blog will help me test a few things though.
TypePad are two very different and exciting products.
Social Text goes OpenSource !
tim is praising ruby.
I haven't written a single line in ruby yet, shame on me (I read a few articles though)
I've played for 10minutes with jotspot free wiki (sorry I wasn't able to find the “public permission” it looks like you cannot share with unregistered users). It looks nice, some features look really interesting like: form versionning. Some look scarry, like editing admin pages (I had a javascript in a textarea, ready to be changed !)
A lot of AJAX goodness, but It feels a tad slow --  perhaps it's the recent buzz generated by Jawodny and techcrunch ?
Anyhow, don't miss SocialText which is very nice.
J'en avais parlé au moment de la sortie de ce service d'hébergement dédié pas cher (broker taille unique). C'est commandé ! J'ai cru comprendre que je serais livré en une heure, mais je pense que le match de foot retarde les livraisons.
Qui vivra verra.
Je ne suis pas sûr de la définition exacte du mot “Jedi” dans ce contexte, mais l'information peut être utile à certains!
Question du jour: Utilisez vous la Force quand vous codez ?
uses a home computer’s internal microphone to listen to the ambient audio in a room, determine what is being watched on TV and offer web-based supplemental information, services and shopping contextual to each program being watched
I can't really believe it, and I can't stop thinking about funny situations and jokes about usage of this kind of “software”.
I would certainly not use such a thing
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