Usually I don’t care to put this stuff on my blog, but I’ve made an exception today as this information might be useful for someone doing research or just merely wants to know the changes on the new Malaysian Cabinet Line-up after the reshuffle Prime Minister / Minister of Finance / Minister of Internal Security […]
Yahoo Developer Network has released the Yahoo! User Interface Library. It is a toolkit library written in Javascript for building web applications by utilising DOM scripting, XHTML and AJAX (XMLHttpRequest). The library is designed to simplify web development and to enhance web experience for the web applications users. Among things that included in the library […]
Seems that Mandriva Linux users doesn’t need to spend hours of unproductive work trying to figure how to work things out for their Mandriva Linux system. The fine folks at Linux Center of University of Latvia have started an Unofficial Mandriva Linux Starter guide in spirit to help fellow Mandriva Linux users across the world. […]
I’ve some trouble with my php code, so I decided to search around php mailing list for some xml-rpc implementations specific solutions. Since google groups has tons of mailing list archives, I decided to start there first. After few minutes of reading for possible solutions and ideas, I decided to try out the Google Groups […]
When you release something freely over the internet, particularly Free Software (or Open Source if you will), you usually do it in hopes that it would benefit other people who use it. I just found out that something I gave away in that same spirit was used in promoting negative sentiments and racism, something of […]
If you are a Debian-based GNU/Linux user, then you’re probably familiar with synaptic and apt-get to install application from software repositories. This post focussed on how to use apt-get/synaptic behind proxy server/firewall which under normal circumstances, you’re unable to use apt-get. If you’re using Synaptic Open up your Synaptic package manager (usually as root), go […]