
Update: Even though they haven’t taken any of these ideas (c’mon guys, I wasn’t going to charge you for my intelectual property) Canonical people is very active looking for ways to promote founders participation. Now you can compete for your…
Update: Even though they haven’t taken any of these ideas (c’mon guys, I wasn’t going to charge you for my intelectual property) Canonical people is very active looking for ways to promote founders participation. Now you can compete for your…
In the previous article we saw how to take our comma-separated list of google contacts, and play with them using OpenRefine. We learned how to do things like filtering, faceting, normalizing data, removing duplicate rows and other pretty common tasks.…
For those of you anxious to read the whole stuff, and asking for a quick and dirty TL;DR version of this, just go to the jsFiddle itself, it’s pretty much self-explanatory. JsFiddle is a great tool to show bits of…
I’m pretty confident that it’s just a matter of time before we all end up developing web sites from scratch without ever leaving our web browsers. Even worse, wether you think it’s a good idea or not (it’s not, believe…
Everyone who ever had the chance too see @garybernhardt‘s WAT presentation is secretly dreaming about emulating him some day… and luckily for all of us JavaScript provides us with plenty of opportunities to fulfil our wishes (BTW, don’t waste your…
Originally posted on l3net – a layer 3 networking blog:
I’ve recently installed Ubuntu 12.04 Long Term Support (LTS). The main advantage of a LTS distribution is that once you clean it up, it stays like that for two years.…