Network Traffic/Cyber Monday
It seems that the busy Cyber Monday does not bode too well for some popular online stores.
It seems that the busy Cyber Monday does not bode too well for some popular online stores.
Back in May, I mentioned that I had noticed a strange problem about my Internet connection after I moved.
Here is a tool that I created (in C#.Net) which comes in handy when dealing with multi-frame TIFF images.
When dealing with GDI+ in .Net (e.g. certain objects in System.Drawing namespace), we would sometimes get the following exception:
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the lousy error message handling in GDI+. Apparently, it is not only just lousy, but incomplete as well.
A few days ago, I was deploying a Website at work and ran into a very mysterious problem.
When I was using dasBlog as my blogging engine, copying code snippet into blog posts seemed to be almost as easy as copy and paste.
In June and July, I wrote a couple of posts (1, 2) about my experience with AT&T, and apparently many more people have had similar experiences.
I have heard many people complaining about how GDI+ handles errors.
I am not quite sure why would any one purchase a computer that serves solely as a home server or put $190 to get a copy of Windows Home Server.
Windows Server 2008 Beta 3 (build 6001) has been out for a week, and during the weekend I downloaded the bits and gave it a spin.
One benefit of using a Linux environment is that the whole system back up is extremely easy.
Interestingly, the log rotation utility rotatelogs which came with Apache does not work with Ubuntu 7.04 installation. At least not when the Apache is installed via apt-get.
After reading Mary Jo Foley’s article on ZDNet, I thought that I would give OfficeLive a try. Of course, my first experience was not all that impressive.
Update: Setting up WordPress on Ubuntu Server — Step by Step I switched my hosting environment from dasBlog + IIS on Windows to WordPress + LAMP on Linux a few days ago and everything seemed to have gone pretty smoothly…