You’ve obviously noticed the silence on this blog, as well as most of my other blogs, over the last few days. It was all caused by Twitter. I am totally addicted, and I can’t help it. I am briefly back, since the service is down (probably due to all the hype around it). If you … Continue reading Back from the TwitterLand
Recenlty I’ve noticed that many of my friends copy and re-post pictures from each other on Flickr. Usually, this happens after some drunk party with naked women event that a few of them attend together – everybody wants to have quick access to those images, made by one of them. Guys, you really don’t have … Continue reading Do not copy Flickr images. There is a better way.
Everybody and their brother were requesting nested albums from Flickr development team for as long as I’ve been using the service. Indeed, when switching from conventional photo gallery applications, it looked a bit surprising that one couldn’t create albums within albums (say album “Russia” within album “Travels”). With time, I forgot about this feature and … Continue reading Nested albums in Flickr, and more
After hacking WordPress for a full week straight, it was nice to see other people hacking other things… These music videos were quite entertaining: Stringfever – History of music Stringfever – Bolero Fragment of the Russian television game KVN – similar to the Bolero. All three found in this post and comments.
Linux Weekly News did an excellent job (as usual) with statistics over the recent release of Linux Kernel. The end result of all this is that a number of the widely-expressed opinions about kernel development turn out to be true. There really are thousands of developers – at least, almost 2,000 who put in at … Continue reading Linux kernel contributors