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I'm realizing I'm outdated. Totally. at least when it comes to programming

I started off with Pascal. Not the worlds most famous language perhaps, but it did what we wanted to,and pretty easy to learn. Then I jumped on to C and C++ (combined, in the same high school course sadly enough) And I got most of it, but never really got deeply in love with OOP, as I've blogged about before.

Then the web arrived. (yes, I'm that old so I were programming before Internet boom.) ...

After being told of the shortcomings from our old blogger system, myBlog which was based on Joomla and used the TinyMCE error, we've switched to the new integrated system. It took about a weeks worth of discussion and 3-4 threads in the moderator section to finally make the change.

The old blogger had one table that contained all of the blogging information (not counting the comments). The new blogger had two tables and seems to have a bit of redundant information but the transition ...

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First off, I'm giving this a 5 of 5 rating.

This is an excellent book for understanding why C++ works the way it does. It is NOT a book to help you learn C++. Part of the reason is that the book was written in 1994, 3 years before the ISO standard was finalized, and 4 years before it was made official. As a result, there is a lot that changed between the publishing of this book and the finalization of the C++ standard.

What this book does is take you through Bjarne ...

its pretty clear from the title that this log is about the performance of apache on windows versus ubuntu (distribution of linux).


i was exploring the bin folder of apache the other day and i found some .exe s that i havnt used before, one of them was the "ab" ApacheBenchmark; a tool used to benchmark a certain site (localhost or www) by sending multiple requests. and as a new uuntu users i found it funny to try this today on both OSs.

The PHP Script: ...

It has been a while since the last major release of ionFiles and a lot of cool features were promised for 4.5.  There was a little hick-up for about 2 weeks over Christmas were development went to a halt but that problem resolved itself shortly thereafter.  I'm excited to tell you 4.5 is well on schedule now and should be completed by the end of February. Along with many bug fixes, the code for ionFiles has been rewritten.  It now follows uses MVC design pattern and a ...