From The Linux Journal: A new book that explains OSS on an executive level can help open a dialogue between hackers and suits
: The Business and Economics of Linux and Open Source.
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iHobbit
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iTerm
It’s here… I wrote about this a while ago, a tabbed terminal app for Mac OS X – here’s iTerm. (If I can get my Mac to mount .dmg files today I’ll give it a try…)
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link rel publickey
Ok, I’ve implemented the following into the head of this document: <link rel="publickey" type="text/plain" title="Public Key" href="http://rasterweb.net/raster/pgpkey.txt" /> Which means if there is an agent smart enough to do auto-discovery of a public key via the url of this site, well, then we may be on our way to verification of commentation… or something like that…
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Ugly HTML
I ended up using HTML::Template in a project at work, but I had to actually create a template as well. A filty, dirty, ugly, invalid template with nasty font tags and tables for layout. While I did managed to match the look of the site (and only had 4 lines of HTML in the code) it felt like quite a step backwards… I’m so used to writing XHTML and CSS that going back to the old methods actually hurt my brain a bit. Not to mention the fact that it was a mess to deal with. Please people, make the move to clean, structural markup using XHTML and CSS. You won’t be sorry…
(Note to self: Remember to set die_on_bad_params = 0)