xmlsnipe now on SourceForge
I went and created a sourceforge project page for xmlsnipe. I also submitted a link to freshmeat that hopefully will be posted soon.
Writing
Patrick’s weblog, featuring posts dating back to 2002 on topics including technology, open source, networking, and various technical adventures.
My Brother's Work
So this entry has nothing to do with me really. I just thought that I’d share a link to a slashdot article about a hard drive my brother Peter worked on for Seagate. Here is a little picture to see this nice little 2.5 inch…
Time to give Fedora the boot?
I’m thinking it’s almost time to end my love affair with Red Hat products. I’ve more or less used RedHat as my exclusive version of Linux for the last seven years. I had a brief (as in three week) foray with Mandrake and about a…
xmlsnipe
I’ve been looking for a simple command line tool that allows some manipulation of XML files. Basically, what I need is a little program that allows me to print out some nodes, delete others, replace some more, and in general, have a good old time…
Disney Sucks
CNN is running an interesting article about how Disney is getting sued for copyright violation. At stake is the royalties to the Peter Pan prequel “Peter and the Starcatchers”. The basic premise of the lawsuit is this, Great Ormond Street Hospital in England was given…
More Reason To Switch
If I needed more reason to switch and finish coding PriBlog, I found out today that the reason why some people can’t see the images that I post is because I styleize them with XSLT. This causes an issue becuase the entries are not styleized…
Trogdor Visits Lawrenceville
Kristina and I were awoken at 4am on Wednesday morning to quite a ruckus outside of our humble abode. At first we thought that our neighbors were drunk and making noise again, after all, they seem to enjoy doing that around 3am in the morning,…
Tomboy
While I’m talking about cool and interesting applications, I shouldn’t forget to mention Tomboy, a nifty little note taking application that automagically links your notes together as you go. Very cool. Support is in the works for allowing you to annotate your desktop objects using…
Fellowship 9/11
I discovered Fellowship 9/11 today. It’s humorous, especially if you tend to think that Michael Moore may be full of poo. Also, whats really cool that mplayerplug-in lets it play just fine in Linux. Yay for video and stuff. Also, and upgraded version of a…
Gnome VFS Mount
Today’s neato hack is Gnome VFS Mount. This little guy lets you mount Gnome VFS directories (such as ssh://username@host/home/username) via the Gnome VFS right into the Linux tree. Quite a neat hack indeed. It’s also cool because it uses Gnome Keyring to avoid asking for…