Archives week 17 of 2004
April 26, 2004 - May 2, 2004
Now she's at the hospital (Will be there for a few days)
Written by
on
in
Vindaloo.
Apparently the nurses figured she needed to see a doctor immediately, rather than tomorrow. Not much else in the way of information. I'm going to try to get part of tomorrow's work done tonight so I can go down and visit her tomorrow afternoon.
Grams too tired to play snooker (She's off at the nurse's office now taking a nap)
Written by
on
in
Vindaloo.
So, in sympathy, I'm going to take one too and then see if there's enough of the day left to do some more work on OpenGLContext.
Using a semen extractor for a woman? (Science shows are weird sometimes...)
Written by
on
in
Vindaloo.
A few days ago I saw a science show that was explaining that morphologically, a woman's "g-spot" is the same component of the reproductive system as a man's prostate. Same program mentioned female ejaculation (in which a clear fluid is expelled from a woman's eurethra during (certain types of) orgasm), but didn't draw what seems ...
Much more impressive when you can load files from GUI (Presentation is 99% of the problem)
Written by
on
in
Snaking.
I've cobbled a GLUT VRML view that lets you view any of the included .wrl files, or a set of .wrl files from around the net with a simple click. Unfortunately, most of the previously-present VRML97 files are now gone. Web3D.org has moved VRML97 to "legacy" status and dropped the annotated spec (which had some ...
Ah, that's elegant (I flatter myself...)
Written by
on
in
Snaking.
So, in preparation for a 1.0 release of OpenGLContext I figure I should have the VRML viewer demos/tests work like a normal application and allow for selecting the file to load rather than requiring a command-line invocation. I spent a few hours working on some refactoring and then sat down to look at how to ...
Whether 'tis better to update what I don't use (Or play with what I'm interested in...)
Written by
on
in
Snaking.
First 8 hours of the day basically a complete waste. Woken up way too early by my mother, and then my sister, both of whom so know better, calling at 9 am! Unable to continue sleeping, I went shopping then came home to nap... but the jerky neighbours upstairs are in playing music way too ...
Plone tutorials for all (What every good little boy or girl wants...)
Written by
on
in
Snaking.
Raphael Ritz has posted a tutorial he wrote giving a guided tour of a fairly involved sample product for Plone. This is a far more involved product (and thus tutorial) than is seen in the Archetypes developer's guide or the Plone Book's chapter on customisation. It feels very similar to this "howto" from Plone.org ...
Hope is Gone (A sweet, mischevious little doggy, past the pain)
Written by
on
in
Vindaloo.
She was very tired, and having a lot of trouble breathing at the end. There's no pain any more. Love out to Gail for her loss.
A TwistedSNMP User! (But it's Tim, so not really an external user)
Written by
on
in
Snaking.
Tim's now using TwistedSNMP for another project, so finally getting some exercising outside of Cinemon. Have a few more hours before the PyGTA meeting. Probably spend it doing more Plone-docs work. Also need to see how much documenting is needed for the Archetypes Extension Types.
Putting it all together (From C++ to Plone in 5 days)
Written by
on
in
Snaking.
Put together the outline of what needs to be taught in the 5-day session. It's a lot of material, but it looks doable assuming motivated students.
Daily archives
Previous week
Next week
Archives
Mike C. Fletcher, the VRPlumber, is a philosopher of design turned computer programmer based in Toronto, Canada. He works primarily in the Python programming language, and maintains a large number of Open Source software packages. You can reach him at: mcfletch@vrplumber.com.