Category: Software
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Modern Computing
I find it interesting that modern applications (even desktop) are developed as dynamic web applications running in a browser. Technically the software of the past was superior. It was low-level intricate and low-resource consumption software but it’s been abandoned for high-level abstract fuckery with garbage collection. Improved hardware has allowed for lesser performing languages, run…
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PHP Finally?
So, I started writing PHP a few years back. Working for a small company and writing procedural PHP. I finally like the language. What I don’t like is that it’s very easy to write bad applications in the language. Am I now a PHP developer? Yes I would say finally I am.
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Linux Retirement
After 27 years of using Linux as my primary workstation. I’m quitting it. No doubt I’ll do most of my development on Linux machines or containers and even WSL, but as a workstation OS I’ve had enough of it. Windows and Mac OS are much better. I’m tired of writing and editing configuration files or…
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Mac OS File Sharing
Mac OS by default shares user home directories and volumes. There is no way in the GUI to disable this. Apply the changes listed below and either disable then enable file sharing or reboot your Apple computer.
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Workstation
Mac OS, Linux and Windows. This is where the “magic” happens. Can you guess I’m single? 🙂
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Evisum
Evisum is a system monitor I have written with the EFL software stack. It supports Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD and MacOS. It’s currently available as a package for a wide selection of operating systems including (but not limited to) ArchLinux, Gentoo and FreeBSD. You can download the latest source code from: https://git.enlightenment.org/enlightenment/evisum.git It has a…
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Enlightenment Resumes
After a 2-year sabbatical God has decided I can write some C again!!! Also I’ve brought back the old evisum icon. It’s beautiful. Fucking gorgeous. Fuck what everyone else is doing!