I’m saddened when I read stuff like this. Shouldn’t we rather focus on spreading the word and widening the adoption of Firefox than worrying about a simple logo?
Read all about why Debian is forking the Firefox codebase: Open Source madness! via dzone.com…
I do a lot of DNS lookups using dnsstuff.com and finally got around to doing a bookmark for it to make it easier to use. The bookmark makes it possible for me simply to write “dns <hostname> <record-type>” in the address bar of Firefox to do the lookup instead of having to go to the site, locate the field, input the domain name and click the submit button. The bookmark automatically does a lookup for an A-record if no record-type is specified as the second parameter:
| Lookup A-record for www.example.com | dns www.example.com |
| Lookup A-record for www.example.com | dns www.example.com A |
| Lookup MX-record for example.com | dns example.com MX |
To add the bookmark to Firefox right-click the following link and add select “Bookmark This Link…”. Once that is done you need to edit the bookmark (right-click it in the bookmark bar and select “Properties”) and add a Keyword (I use “dns”).
With SERVER_CLOCK=1 in the notes.ini, database tranactions are printed out with the amount of time in milliseconds it took to complete the transaction. The fix adds the timestamp to the output as debugging aide.
Note to self: use a RewriteCond against %{QUERY_STRING} to match Query_String arguments in RewriteRule’s. To send requests for http://www.example.com/stuff.jsp?id=2 to another host:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} id=2
RewriteRule ^/stuff.jsp http://www.acme.com [R,L]
Unfortunately it isn’t open source and/or free but I can certainly see the uses for a JDBC driver that acts on plain text files. I cannot count the number of times I have written routines for parsing text files during migration projects. Could this be the answer. Imagine being able to simply JOIN data from different text files! Nice!! Licenses start at 109 USD.
StelsCSV v3.0 – a Fast JDBC Driver for CSV/Text Files @ JAVA DEVELOPER’S JOURNAL
I would really hope I could answer Christian on this one (Notes/Domino 6 and 7 Forum: Multilanguage default forms) though I have been experiencing similar problems myself with the Danish translation of the standard mail template. Most of the times it works but if it breaks you’re in for a lot of fustrations.
As mentioned the other day Steve’s writing technotes and apparently it doesn’t stop with the one. Just saw to couple more in the Lotus Support RSS feed:
Looking for a code coverage tool for your test driven development but don’t want to shell out the money for Clover? Check out Cobertura. I found it while perusing the list of fixed bugs for Jakarta Commons Lang 2.2 – if a project like Jakarta Commons goes for it it must be okay.
Since Sametime 7.5 is built upon the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) you can hack it as such. In Eclipse RCP programs the slash screen is a configurable component which led me to believe it could be removed. And I was right. The below guidelines are for Windows but should be applicable to other platforms as well.
To not display the slash screen at startup do as follows:
When restarting Sametime the slash screen should be gone.
Happy days! Please note that this approach probably isn’t supported but hey – shouldn’t it be a configurable option in the first place? 😉