Which apparently is the slogan for launching Ubuntu 10.04. I think this is going to be a very nice LTS release. It’s too bad that they didn’t include Perl 5.12 in it, but that’s understandable as it just got released; although compiling your own is very easy. On the other hand, PHP 5.3 got in […]
After I installed Zend Server CE today I had to configure Apache to serve files from a shared network drive. Although these have been given a drive name serving files from it with Apache fails to work. By default Apache under Windows (or generally any service) is being executed as a local user. This user
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Something I don’t do often and always forget is how to setup msysgit to use KDiff3 as its merge tool. To get it done edit your .gitconfig and add the following: [merge] tool = kdiff3 [mergetool “kdiff3”] path = C:/Program Files/KDiff3/kdiff3.exe keepBackup = false trustExitCode = false
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A little while ago I posted about waiting for Ubuntu 10.04 to be released to upgrade our webserver at work to. We were running Ubuntu 7.04 which already wasn’t supported anymore. Due to ClamAV stopping support for the specific ClamAV version on Ubuntu 7.04 we decided not to wait and upgrade as soon as possible.
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My my, I managed to finish something that was on my bucket list. I finished reading The Game Producer’s Handbook. So far the most expensive book I had bought (in this genre). The biggest part of the book didn’t really interest me, but nearing the end of the book it got better. The thing is,
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