Archive for June, 2007
I've overcome the last hurdle for a Linux deployment: the clock.
Get the Cairo-Clock, and wait for the first complaints that the second hand doesn't move exactly as it does in Vista…
Are you also tired of waiting for Adobe's PDF reader to load? At a whopping 22 MB download it spreads itself onto Windows like there is no tomorrow.
Two very nice alternatives exist, which might not have all the features of the "original", but which certainly fulfill my needs.
The first is a very small program named [...]
Good LDAP editors are hard to find; the best is Soferra's LDAP Administrator which unfortunately only works on Windows platforms.
Sometime in 2005 I stumbled accross ldapvi, an interactive program for Unix/Linux written by David Lichteblau which allows editing of LDAP entries pulled from an LDAP server using my favorite editor (vi) or whatever is set [...]
I stumbled over a Flickr feature I hadn't seen before: Flickr Map.
Users can geo-tag their photographs and place them on a map. When I scroll through the map I see a count of photographs
made in or near a specific location.
Another bit of Web 2.0.