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how to start a home based background checking service
June 2009
Outlook’s broken—Let’s fix it
Ash’s Guide to RPG Personality & Background :: The Guide
Twitter Support :: Trouble uploading profile or background images
Twitter is currently tackling some problems with profile images. As of now, people are having trouble with adding new images (they don't upload) or removing images (they don't delete.) Others have seen a sudden shift from their current image to an old image used before.
Depuis deux mois, Twitter a du mal avec l'upload d'images. Une centaine de personnes ayant rencontré le bug se sont manifestées dans les commentaires. Visiblement, c'est difficile à corriger l'upload de fichier en Ruby on Rails.
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May 2009
Exposure Fusion: What is it? How does it Compare to HDR? How Do I Do It?
Gearman C Server and Library in Launchpad
This is a rewrite (in C) of the Perl version found at http://danga.com/gearman/. It includes the both a client/worker library, as well as the server. The server acts as a bridge between workers (clients who can do work) and callers (clients who want work done). You should run several servers (at least two) for both load balancing and high availability.
Another nice background tasks tool.
Yet Another 55 High Res Textures to Satisfy Your Design Need | Desizn Tech
Everywhere you see there are beautiful textures. Textures are widely used in graphic design and web design. I am big fan of textures. By mashing some beautiful textures you can create a beautiful poster, website , background and more. I can never have enough of textures and always looking for awesome textures. In these post you will find 55 eye catching high res textures that you can use for your design related work.
April 2009
jQuery.ifixpng - png transparency for windows ie versions below 6
March 2009
S is for Semantics: MIN and MAX in SPARQL
It is a bit embarassing when I teach SPARQL to someone with a background in SQL. Once they figure out how it works, they start to appreciate it as a powerful language for representing just what information you want from a graph. Then they start asking about some of the commonly used query operations from SQL - things like aggregators and grouping operations like COUNT, SUM, MAX, MIN and AVG.
Sesame 3.0 Preview: An Open Source Framework for RDF Data
James Leigh is an independent software consultant based in Toronto, has experience modeling business problems and concepts in software, and specializes in performance and technology integration. James has a background in semantic web technologies and decentralized networks. He is an active member in the OpenRDF community, and he's a developer of Sesame and Elmo.
