Software
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Occasionally, a git source code repository needs to have something removed from it permanently, even from the history.
When I install the Mozilla Thunderbird email client, I like to install some additions and tweak some settings. This list was last updated when I upgraded to Firefox 24.5.
When I install the Mozilla Firefox web browser, I like to install some additions and tweak some settings. This list was last updated when I upgraded to Firefox 29.0.
I recently re-installed Ubuntu on my desktop computer. It was about 8 years since the previous full install. I’d kept it up to date with latest Ubuntu upgrades. I wanted to change the hard drive configuration and put most of the os on a solid state drive. There was […]
I’ve been using Nedit for at least 10 years as my primary text editor. It has standard features for a programmer’s text editor: Syntax highlighting Line numbering Brace matching There are a few areas in which the authors put in a lot of attention to detail. It outshines […]
The jar file format is common for distributing programs and libraries that are written in Java. Jar stands for Java Archive. Your browser may download Java applets in a .jar file or you may get a .jar file that contains a Java application that needs to be run. The file […]
A good friend of mine from college, Andy, has been programming music visualization software for many years now. He started SoundSpectrum, a company based on his work. Recently another friend of mine, Anton, joined him. They just released their newest version of G-Force on June 8, 2005.
I’m a fan of the Bugzilla bug tracking system that came out of the Mozilla web browser project. It is a web based system that makes it pretty easy to track issues with pretty much any piece of software. Furthermore, it isn’t that hard to set up, so I have […]