Apache, mod_rewrite, guide, web development Of all stuffs, I find it difficult to remember Apache mod_rewrite flexible directives. Luckily I found the mod_rewrite Cheat Sheet to cover my ass up when I need it. Also listed at the site is PHP Cheat Sheet.
klingon, blog, google, google.com, languages It is rather seems odd to use Google in Klingon language. But it is nice to know that the choice is there. For the uninitated, Klingon is a fictional language of a warlike alien race featured in Star Trek Universe. There’s a lot of Klingon language references in the internet, […]
fedora core, fedora, linux, distro Fedora Core 5 Test 2 has been released, among noticeable changes and improvements in the upcoming Fedora Core 5 release is the new “Fedora” logo, Mozilla Firefox 1.5, and the inclusion of KDE 3.5. You can download FC5 Test 2 here : Torrent – http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/ HTTP/FTP – http://fedora.redhat.com/Download/ Fedora Core […]
linux, news, social bookmarking, digg.com, digg, blogging After the introduction of SpyMy.com, now comes LinuxFilter, a news website that uses the concept of news voting by the internet users. The basic operation of this website is the same as digg.com in which users will decide which story will be published at the frontpage through a […]
unix, cygwin, windows, posix, computers UWIN (Unix for Windows) is a collection of softwares created by AT&T Laboratories can be seen as an alternative to Cygwin. UWIN provides a unix-like environment for windows, complete with unix-emulation api and Korn shell. UWIN is generally useful for developers who wants to compile certain unix applications in windows. […]