certron (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} certron) wrote,@ 2005-02-07 22:37:00 |
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newspaper, sqlite, pencil drawings, spam comics
Hey, this is cool! I got myself in the newspaper, although I have to admit I've been a little slower than I would prefer in finishing the new version of the software... Here's a local link.
I've just discovered a really cool small database engine called SQLite. It is coded in C, is totally fast and uses a single file for the data storage. There's a plugin for PHP, which is how I found it, actually. I'm rather excited about it, hopefully I'll have a reason and I'll go use it for something. You can find it at SQLite.org.
From Metafilter, I found this comic site, http://bfxproject2.com/ which is drawn with number 2 pencils (hardness B. get it?) The stories are a little unevenly paced, but both the left and the right sides are slightly related. All in all, cool beans.
Lastly, there's something hilarious: http://spamusement.com/ "Poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines!" Trust me, you want to read them. I love any of them that have 'software' in the name.
Hey, this is cool! I got myself in the newspaper, although I have to admit I've been a little slower than I would prefer in finishing the new version of the software... Here's a local link.
I've just discovered a really cool small database engine called SQLite. It is coded in C, is totally fast and uses a single file for the data storage. There's a plugin for PHP, which is how I found it, actually. I'm rather excited about it, hopefully I'll have a reason and I'll go use it for something. You can find it at SQLite.org.
From Metafilter, I found this comic site, http://bfxproject2.com/ which is drawn with number 2 pencils (hardness B. get it?) The stories are a little unevenly paced, but both the left and the right sides are slightly related. All in all, cool beans.
Lastly, there's something hilarious: http://spamusement.com/ "Poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines!" Trust me, you want to read them. I love any of them that have 'software' in the name.
