Monthly Archives: February 2006

Devstudio Undo/Redo broken

Posted on February 22, 2006 by David Terrell

No idea what the heck happened to Visual Studio .NET 2003. Things were fine last week, now undo and redo are broken. They’re disabled on the menu and the hotkeys don’t have any effect. Happens on all projects. Anybody have … Continue reading →

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Ah, the Winter Olympics

Posted on February 17, 2006 by David Terrell

Here are the things i like about the Winter Olympics: Hockey Speed Skating … uh…. For things I don’t like about the Winter Olympics, let’s start with: “Women are too fragile for ski jumping“, add a dash of “it’s just … Continue reading →

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Running web.py behind SCGI

Posted on February 15, 2006 by David Terrell

I’ve been doing some python webdev using this new web.py toolkit. It’s not bad, but I my host uses apache and apache + fastcgi (for now) means suck. So instead, we used SCGI: Install mod_scgi into apache Startup your web.py … Continue reading →

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Microformats?

Posted on February 9, 2006 by David Terrell

What’s a microformat? Jesus, good luck figuring out from microformats.org. That’s the most useless description of a technology I’ve ever seen. What is a microformat really? It’s a way of embedding structural information in the id and class attributes of … Continue reading →

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