2006 April 30 at 08:38 » Tagged as: lighttpd, ruby, ror

Ruby should be made to ride the rails but having got the bit between my teeth, I wanted to see it to...

2006 April 28 at 04:01 » Tagged as: photography, javascript

The other day I was on the phone with Dominic Sansoni, one of the best photographers in Sri Lanka. N...

2006 April 27 at 08:15

I have been hearing a lot about Ruby and Ruby on Rails, so I decided to have a look. There are lot's...

2006 April 24 at 20:20 » Tagged as: web 0.8, javascript

Finally after a gap of nearly an year, Log Mine version 0.02 sees the light of day . Version 0.02 is...

2006 April 24 at 09:54 » Tagged as: web 0.8, javascript

The Wiki on this neck of the woods has been dead for a long time. Dead since August. It died because...

2006 April 17 at 23:40

My father has an Acer Aspire 1600 (or is it a 1601 LC?). it's a bit old now but the fact that it has...

2006 April 10 at 23:33 » Tagged as: web 0.8, javascript

Rad Upload version 2.22 has just been released. It might seem strange that we have released version ...

2006 April 9 at 10:51 » Tagged as: virtualization, javascript

I have been using Fedora Core 5 for a few days now. Things didn't get off to a good start with the f...

2006 April 7 at 01:04 » Tagged as: rad upload, javascript

Rad Upload 3 (Beta) is finally here. It's long overdue and that's putting it mildly. We planned to r...

2006 April 4 at 08:07 » Tagged as: web 0.8, javascript

Software patents are evil. So there is no surprise that microsoft is at the forefront when it comes ...