Today is the 11th of September
David Harris’ Science News – there’s some great articles here. If you like bottomquark you’ll like this.
Phew! Stadium Ireland won’t be built with Irish taxpayers money. The Berty Bowl will have to wait.
Today is the 11th of September
David Harris’ Science News – there’s some great articles here. If you like bottomquark you’ll like this.
Phew! Stadium Ireland won’t be built with Irish taxpayers money. The Berty Bowl will have to wait.
PHP can fork() and has done so since 4.1.0!
If you have xwrits running and you’re on IRC, change your “away message” to tell the people who are waiting on your reply why you’re taking so long!
When writing init scripts using the Red Hat daemon function, if you’re starting up long running scripts that don’t go into the background themselves, use the following to start them:daemon "script.sh &"
That’ll launch the script using initlog and pass the & along to initlog so that the init script can exit normally.
Via Holy Shmoly, Flat-rate Net access returns to Ireland and more info available on boards.ie and UTVip. It also supports single channel ISDN, and Eircom now charge the same for ISDN lines and phone lines AFAIR.
Sorry for the lack of updates. I’m writing from a web-cafe in lovely Galway! We started with a night in Inish Mor, night in the local “night club” and a 10 mile bike ride up to Dun Aonghus. We’re sun burned! Who’s believe it? Ireland in September and we’re sunburned! hehe.
Lots of pics to post, Dun Aongus lies at the top of 87m cliffs facing the Atlantic, being up there reminded me of Bungy Jumping, but the pics were worth it!
Galway is great, def. worth a visit, wait ’till you see pics of the penthouse apartment we got! Woo!!
More updates at the weekend, we’re off to dinner in a while, the pub after, and then back to Kilkenny tomorrow!
Interesting day today. I’m off work for a few days so I cycled around Blackrock with my camera.
Down in the Line I had the camera set up to snap two of the bridges that span that old railway line when two lads came down the path on their bikes. I asked them to pose for a photo while cycling, which they declined to do at first but later they came back and I snapped a pic of them (link later). I told them it was for a website and they went off. They came back shortly and asked how they could see the photo, so I tried to tell them about photosig, but rememebered that you need to become a member there to do most things, so..
“D’you know Google.com?”
“Yeah, we go there in school.”
“Right, do a search for my name, donncha, that’s d-o-n-n-c-h-a, my homepage is the second link, I’ll post a link there.”
With that, they went off.
Google just found another function: It’s now a means for total strangers to pass on complex information without resorting to pen and paper.
Search for this and you’ll find me.
Dave can’t read the text on two websites, I tried them in Galeon and they display perfectly. A small number of popular weblogs don’t display correctly for me. It happens. *shrug*
Thoughtful Ned – photograph of Owen. Login and leave some comments for me on photosig!
The Islamic Reformation – parallels between the 16th and 21st centuries.
Gen. Zinni Says War With Iraq Is Unwise – great stuff in here, thanks Mark for the link!