http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=288534
Anatomy of a Program in Memory
http://duartes.org/gustavo/blog/post/anatomy-of-a-program-in-memory|Excellent post on how operating systems handle memory. A good refresher.
Operating System usage in OCCMundial.com
This is a brief statistic of the Operating System usage to access OCCMundial.com over the last month, from December 22, 2008 to January 21, 2009 as reported by Google Analytics. The Operating Systems, with less or equal than 0.05% of the visitis and that are not mentioned in the table, are (in decrement order): SymbianOS, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii, SunOS, PalmOS, PSP, FreeBSD, Android, Danger Hiptop (?), and OpenBSD (and others not identified).
It’s worth to mention that in this period of time we had over 5 million visits, so we consider this a pretty good sample of the overall usage of Internet in México.
OS | % of Visits |
---|---|
Windows | 97.64% |
Macintosh | 1.65% |
Linux | 0.35% |
iPhone | 0.14% |
iPod | 0.12% |
Rails on Ubuntu 8.10: require_frameworks openssl error
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/136740
Just install libopenssl-ruby package
Vista “Open Command Prompt Here”
http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2006/09/18/windows-vista-secret-1-open-command-prompt-here.aspx
It doesn’t work exactly as the old powertoy. You have to right-click inside the folder (that’s on the right pane of Windows Explorer) and not over the folder in the Directory browser. I like more the old powertoy.
Tools
Tools I always install:
- Vim
- WinMerge: Diff & Merge, with the next two [Windows]
- TortoiseSVN: Makes easier SVN and is required for the following [Windows]
- VisualSVN: To integrate SVN to Visual Studio [Windows]
- Launchy: Makes you way more productive [Windows, testing on Linux]
- IMy: Integrates Live Messenger with Launchy. I’m thinking on extending it to Pidgin for Linux.
- Ext2 IFS for Windows: Access ext2/3 filesystems on Windows for dual boot environments
- 7Zip
- PuTTY and WinSCP
- Cygwin
- ViEmu: Vim emulator for Visual Studio.
- GIMP and Inkscape
Firefox addins:
- Firebug
- YSlow
- Clear Cache
- Cooliris
DIY DNA: One Father’s Attempt to Hack His Daughter’s Genetic Code
http://www.wired.com/medtech/genetics/magazine/17-02/ff_diygenetics?currentPage=all
Even if it’s absolutely improbable that Hugh’s quest turns successful, he MUST go on. He is in the land of uncertainity, with a huge payoff if he succed: his daighter’s health. That reward is so great that even with a extremely low chance, it’s worth trying. This is one of the most inspiring stories I’ve ever read and send best wishes to Beatrice, Hugh and his family… I hope there’s anything we can do to help.