July 02, 2004   CSS is very nice...
...but it could be easier to align the DIVs with each other. Just somekind of orientation attribute stipulating which side of the previous DIV that the next one goes on in relative mode...
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July 03, 2004   An update to the Weblog layout.
For those of you reading the HTML version of the page, I hope you are enjoying the new layout.

I finished the mock up two days ago, but it took some doing to find the right combination of DIVs for the site to render decently in Internet Explorer 6 and Safari.....
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July 05, 2004   Fahrenheit 9/11 or A message to the hardline republicans
Maryna and I saw Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 tonight. I have to say I was impressed. I wasn't really sure what to expect going in; there were a lot a people on the 'net (and elsewhere) calling this film "left-wing propaganda", and still others calling it genius...
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July 06, 2004   A small font hack for Safari/IE compatibility.
I spent last night working out some kinks behind the scenes. There was previously a small bug with the preview function, so there were times when sentences were chopped together (and read wrong) on the month's index page. I believe I have eradicated that problem completely now...
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July 07, 2004   Dvorak Update and a meeting with Dr. Joyner
I had a long meeting with Dr. Joyner about the design for the system today. We were discussing the pros and cons of building onto the BOINC client as opposed to starting from scratch to implement hierarchical clustering of the clients...
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July 09, 2004   KLOC rug
I wish I could get the KLOC rug designed by Christian Gavoille, but it looks like it is only available in Europe!! Original link from FunFurde

July 10, 2004   SMS over AOL (and it works from iChat)
This from : With today's release of AIM4.6b1.1131, the capability has been added to allow AIM users to send SMS messages to mobile phones. All you do is type the message you want to send as an SMS into a new IM window and change the screenname field to +16175551212...
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July 11, 2004   A good simple example of Pthread programming
This sample text is one of the simplest examples of thread programming in C/C++ that I've ever seen - not that I've done that much looking. Taken from Gregory R. Andrews's book. It is also, not a terrible example of split binary semaphores. #include <pthread...
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July 17, 2004   Unfocused
This week I haven't felt like doing much. I've done a little coding here and there, a lot of reading, and some judo, but not much beyond that. Here's to the weekend and next week. 

July 27, 2004   This is stupid
I haven't written much lately. Every time I start writing an entry, I stop in the middle; I get the inclination that "this is stupid" and I erase everything that I've written up to that point. I have suddenly become picky about what I write here...
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July 28, 2004   Some nice work with Flash
From Boing Boing, a nice demonstration of Flash programming. 

July 29, 2004   User Authentication to Open LDAP
Philip and I had some time getting the client authentication working in the lab today. We could browse the LDAP directory from the client using GQ, we could see the LDAP users from Yast's users and groups pane, but they weren't showing up on the login screen.

Browsing around the net...
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July 30, 2004    Ibuprofen is a miracle drug
Last night I hurt my knee in Judo practice. During warm-up, we did an exercise where one guy picks another up on his back and runs across the dojo. The guy who was carrying me lost his balance and fell face first into the mat dropping me straight down on my right knee...
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