Some people have heard things like “open-source”, “freeware”, “hacker etiquette”, etc. However, a lot of people are doubtful about it and this is mostly because they don’t understand it fully. I have decided that for today’s post, I will shed some light on the background behind open source culture. Yes, there is such thing as [...]
I’ve started typing this post without knowing exactly what it’s going to be about. Let’s just make a rapid fire of what’s going on. Oh yes, with plenty of pictures too. KDE 4.2′s getting down on it. Firstly. KDE 4.2 has been released. It’s what the buzz has been about in the Linux community these [...]
Most people who read this blog will know that I use Linux. Not only do I use it, I recommend it to others quite often. Though I do point out some of the shortcomings that Linux have in my recommendations, most of the time it is generally accompanied with a short excuse that goes something [...]
Feeling in a rather procrastinatic (word?) nature, I’ve once again displayed my utter aptitude in presenting delayed articles. This is the third part in the series, so you might want to check out part 1 – a general overview on the types of computer users, and perhaps even part 2 – about web browsing, email [...]
Given the recent love I’ve shown to a great deal of languages, including but not limited to making a text editor with Python (Ssss!), challenging your manliness with LaTeX (what real men use™), and most recently a tribute to a great deal of languages that all mesh together in the most wonderful way in “How [...]
Creating a new website from scratch into the next killer web-app is always tough, but the journey there can always be a fun one, given that your workflow is right, you know what you aim to achieve, and you’ve got the right tools for the job. I’ve decided to document the creation of The E2 [...]
Step right up! This article is technophobe friendly, relatable, and contains hardly any made up words! And it makes you go away thinking “What the hell was I on about?” You remember the epiphany you had when you were sitting down with notepad when somebody said “What are you, crazy? Use Vim!” The very word [...]
When I last touched Python, I wrote a snippet to steal the latest comic off xkcd.com. Like most of the things that I do (this only applies to individual projects, not teamwork), there are long breaks until I make any progress. Probably it’s because I multi-task too much. At the same time, I never run [...]
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