links for 2008-09-29
By Bob Plankers on Sep 29, 2008 in del.icio.us
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Frankly it's getting hard to find a workload that Linux can't handle.
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"There is ample research evidence that projecting lots of text and speaking at the same time is so distracting to your audience that it is less effective than projecting your slides and asking your audience to read them while you remain silent, or speaking with no slides at all!"
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Hmm, turns out the OK Tax Commission knows how to use the Internet. DOH.
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"Any employee who says “I don’t know” and leaves it at that is actually an employee who does not care." Agreed. However, a lot of people can't seem to say "I don't know" and instead make something up, which is even worse. The whole "I'll find out for you" is the way to go.
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Vim is great but for people who just need to do some simple to medium-intensity editing Nano works just fine, without all the arcane commands and hours of explanations & support from me. I hadn't seen that it does syntax highlighting, this is pretty cool.
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Heh, nice.
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"Carrington was built for the entire WordPress community, both developers and end-users alike. Some people will appreciate the unlimited potential the new theme organization offers. Others will love the way AJAX optionally loads the comments right on the homepage. In any case, we’re confident that this new framework is the best thing since the wheel and sliced bread." This is really cool, props to the Crowd Favorite guys for doing this.
