Scott Johnson has hit the 20MB limit on Radio UserLand’s server, which can happen if you’re publishing a lot of images or multimedia files.
I use Radio to upstream to an external server. I just hit my 100MB limit on my web provider, so you can only imagine how long ago I would have reached my 40MB limit with Radio. I actually only used Userland’s servers for a few days, because I already had web hosting. Besides, I’d rather not be a number.
I am a URI, damnit.
O’Reilly’s OSDir now has a Java section.
The Parsec creators have announced today that they are going to release the Parsec project source code early next month.
Parsec is a 3-D space shooter. The screenshots look impressive. It looks like it is set up to be massively multiplayer. It looks like it has potential.
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PalmVNC 2.0 is a high resolution VNC client for palm. It looks really nice, guess i’ll give this a try soon.
Wow. It’s even GPL’d. I haven’t found a whole lot of open source software in the Palm/Pocket PC arena. Props are due to Oliver Gerardin, author of the program.
Dane Carlson points to the full text of the State of the Union.
Michael Radwin notes that MovableType 2.6 is nearing completion. It looks like MT users have a nice set of features to look forward to in 2.6. I installed 2.51 in order to test TrackBack stuff, and it looked really nice.
TheServerSide reports that The Middleware Company has released a white paper about J2EE best practices. I guess they learned the hard way.
Installed Oracle last night (to see what it’s got over MySQL) and found that, along with about 1.5 Gb of other stuff, it installed a perfectly functional copy of Apache/1.3.22 (Win32), with mod_perl, mod_ssl and mod_fastcgi, (along with mod_oprocmgr and mod_plsql, which presumably let you get at Oracle’s internals a little better).
Been there. That 1.5 gigs of ‘other stuff’ takes quite a bit to install.