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Category Archives: Tech
Gnome Blog Working…
Just testing out Gnome Blog to see if it will work with my wordpress blog… Boston won the series tonight… one step closer to breaking the curse. If your curious, no I’m not a baseball fan… I just recently learned … Continue reading
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Maybe I should post something…
Given the recent comments I’ve received… figured I should actually post something here, so this is it… I’ve played around with NASA’s world viewer a few times… Works pretty well… except that it hogs memory like crazy… .net’s garbage collector … Continue reading
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A void of true identity, to follow after mediocrity.
Lots has happend since my last post… for starters it snowed in austin!!! Friday night was a blast. After I won a fuessball game (with the help of elmo), we all played in the snow for at least an hour. … Continue reading
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More X composite manager research.
I did a little more research and discovered that b/c of the way everything is abstracted and the fact that the composite manager uses the X protocol and extensions to draw everything, its currently less than 1000 lines of code!!! … Continue reading
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New X composite manager work
Was taking a break form studying when I stumbled upon this. Looks like KeithP is at it again. Havoc’s proposal is quickly becoming a reality. This is all being worked within the domain of freedesktop.org’s X Server project. With luck … Continue reading
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