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X11 Large && Small Font Size Issue

There was an issue with physical screen size detection some time ago, in a version of X. This caused extremely small, or large fonts to be displayed instead of normal sized fonts. The problem is effected within the development versions … Continue reading

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INI Parser

Well, I’ve recently been working on a INI parser, which I’m using in a C++, SDL API game. The class enables you to parse any given ini file, and use it’s settings within a C++ application. Note, this code is … Continue reading

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Combining Web 2.0 with 1.0

It’s all very nice and dandy to have a website built within 2.0 standards. However, what if the website hasn’t been built for non-JavaScript browsers, or for people with JavaScript disabled? There is an easy work around for this, by … Continue reading

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Using Memcache with PHP

It’s been at the back of my mind for a while, using objects from cache, without destructing them, and only initializing them once. Many thanks to Memcache this is now possible. Memcached (daemon) stores arrays, objects and variables in memory … Continue reading

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CLI Arguments

I’m sure you all know what CLI arguments are, if not then head to Wikipedia for a great article on them. Well, as far as programming goes. It’s very useful to have code which you can use multiple times, without … Continue reading

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Richard Stallmans Lecture

Last Friday I had the privilege of seeing Richard Stallman give a lecture on “Copyright and Community in the Age of the Computer Networks”. It was a rather interesting lecture, where he raised some informative points, which I agree with. … Continue reading

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