Monthly Archives: July 2007

The Week in Review

Well, I’m just back from a week spent in Launceston partaking in a Winter Unit in Advanced Algorithms and implementation thereof; so I expect this post to mostly talk about that. Arriving at Launceston, we had dinner, and proceeded to … Continue reading

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Amarok 1.4.6

Debian let Amarok 1.4.6 into Testing today — if you’re running an earlier version, it’s well worth the upgrade, as the Xine engine’s Equaliser now works properly without bastardising your volume. The improvement on my bedroom stereo is immense

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Things I’ve learned today

Stream of consciousness coding is the most fun, but the code that you get to read the next morning normally isn’t the nicest. There’s a reason why PHP is used for Database Apps more than Python does, and let me … Continue reading

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The Directory Lister

Well, it seems as though it’s impossible to go through a life of coding without writing a directory lister… So in the great tradition of this site, I give you my directory lister — It spits out the entirety of … Continue reading

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Quotes Tracker

I’ve spent tonight writing a simple quotes tracking program for me to immortalise people’s humourous comments on. Please view at this URL. If you’re interested in the source code for it (it’s written in Python-CGI, and runs on Python2.4 quite … Continue reading

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Doctor wtf?

I’ve just finished watching the final episode of this year’s series of Doctor Who, and, as with the vast majority of Russell T. Davies’ recent stories, it was a complete, unmitigated disaster. One can only hope that next year, they … Continue reading

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