Monthly Archives: August 2006

WWDC fini

It’s the end of WWDC, and I’ve made it back to Paul’s place, taken some aspirin, and am starting to chill for a bit. The conference has been good, the people great, and I got everything I wanted from it. … Continue reading

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WWDC

Tuesday night and I bailed out of the parties tonight. Gus was planning on taking an early evening, but since he’s not back yet, I’m guessing he changed his mind. Heh. Last night we were out pretty late with Buzz’s … Continue reading

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Edward J. Vredenburg

I was heading to write about asynchronous circuits, and in the shower this morning I got to wondering if we even had the “right math” to talk about meaningful and useful things when it came to circuitry that is inherently … Continue reading

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Blue Angels

Gotta love Flickr! We went a saw the blue angels in seattle – actually lake washington – this morning. Makes for a very full day, but it was neat seeing them. Years ago we’d gone down to watch them from … Continue reading

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Making a django development image for VMWare

I’ve completely a nice django development image, and when I compressed the whole kit down into a zip file, it still rolls out at 1.2Gb. I’m working with Jacob to get it hosted via BitTorrent. You know, it’s actually a … Continue reading

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my WWDC predictions

What? Oh hell – I don’t have any. Okay, I can make the obvious ones – like they’ll show off leopard (some prediction, it’s only been announced…) and they’ll take the “oh, we didn’t actually mean to release it” DashCode … Continue reading

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Developer rant from Rosyna

If you’ve got some time to read and have any interest in Mac developers and their interactions with Apple, check out Rosyna’s rant at his blog. I think it’s the single longest blog post I’ve seen in years. It’s also … Continue reading

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Blocking a site in Django

I was recently a bit frustrated with my choices for locking down a site with Django so that nobody could see it. Well – that’s not tree, I wanted some people to be able to see it. Just not anyone… … Continue reading

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