We're now a small team gathered to write an asynch name resolver library with a liberal software license. No name on the project yet, but we're progressing slowly. Feel free to join in if you think our goals sound good to you.
We're now a small team gathered to write an asynch name resolver library with a liberal software license. No name on the project yet, but we're progressing slowly. Feel free to join in if you think our goals sound good to you.
cert inflation?
Comparing yesterday's cert stats with those from one year ago show that while the number of users grew with almost 40%, the certificate distribution hasn't changed that very much. Sure, a higher percentage is Journeyer than before, but it isn't really a big difference.
I'd like to see negative certificates.
I mean, if we're talking about the time it takes to for example ping the nearest possible server and get a reply back.
Allow me to introduce this very useful time waster:
hex poetry - the perfect help when you want your poetry to look fine when you od -x it!
The recent cURL release (7.9.6) has turned out to be quite stable and has not resulted in many bug reports at all, even though it is more frequently downloaded than any other release has ever been before. We are doing good progress in making libcurl a really good library, and recent development and improvemt on the multi interface looks promising for the future.
I did put in some effort and pulled trough my $EDITOR fixes in the Subversion project, so that my "emacs -nw" $EDITOR started working again! ;-) It sure is a lively project. Almost 1000 mails posted on the dev list last month alone. Uh, speaking of that, I now archive all those mails in a separate web page to make web browsing the dev list archives easier.
Found the program 'muh' the other day. Great little app. Perfect to run on my home-box, to allow me to SSH home from work and then IRC through the tunnel to muh and out to openprojects.net. Works great! Good way to avoid the claustrophobia a http proxy can give you! ;-)
hey edd! I dig your sh instead of soap example...
Ah, my automatic certificate and user stats page broke when the new CSS stuff was added. I think I might've fixed it again now. We'll see.
So I finally got myself an Archos Recorder (harddisk-based mp3-player) and now I feel more motivated to join in project Rockbox with my full attention.
OK, I've completed the curl questionnaire analysis. It did reveal a few surprises.
cURL is soon going to be bundled with that big software package you know already...
We're now searching for people to complete and maintain a true C++ interface for libcurl. I also fell over a postgres/curl binding with goodle that looked interesting, but the site refused my connections...
Over and out.
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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