registerfly.com - I picked up a SSL certificate for www.cwinters.com so I can read my email securely. (Never know who's spying at work...) I went with RegisterFly (weird name) because of the price ($10/year) and the fairly straightforward registration. I filled out my information, verified my email and then activated a phone callback system...

registerfly.com - I picked up a SSL certificate for www.cwinters.com so I can read my email securely. (Never know who's spying at work...) I went with RegisterFly (weird name) because of the price ($10/year) and the fairly straightforward registration. I filled out my information, verified my email and then activated a phone callback system...

registerfly.com - I picked up a SSL certificate for www.cwinters.com so I can read my email securely. (Never know who's spying at work...) I went with RegisterFly (weird name) because of the price ($10/year) and the fairly straightforward registration. I filled out my information, verified my email and then activated a phone callback system...

registerfly.com - I picked up a SSL certificate for www.cwinters.com so I can read my email securely. (Never know who's spying at work...) I went with RegisterFly (weird name) because of the price ($10/year) and the fairly straightforward registration. I filled out my information, verified my email and then activated a phone callback system...

I could have sworn I saw a reference to a document or set of documents listing the modules packaged with each Perl release, but I cannot find it. Anybody remember this? (I could instead be remembering that people were talking about creating such a document...) Why do I need such a thing? In the recent Workflow release I added functionality to...

I could have sworn I saw a reference to a document or set of documents listing the modules packaged with each Perl release, but I cannot find it. Anybody remember this? (I could instead be remembering that people were talking about creating such a document...) Why do I need such a thing? In the recent Workflow release I added functionality to...

Granted, I'm still an Outlook newbie, but... The default behavior for 'Preview Pane' -- who uses anything else? -- is that Outlook doesn't mark a message as read until after I move off it. So if I want to move a message to a folder I have to read it, move to the next message, move back to the original message, and then move it. Retarded. (I...

Granted, I'm still an Outlook newbie, but... The default behavior for 'Preview Pane' -- who uses anything else? -- is that Outlook doesn't mark a message as read until after I move off it. So if I want to move a message to a folder I have to read it, move to the next message, move back to the original message, and then move it. Retarded. (I...

I picked up this Kingmax 1GB SODIMM from newegg last Wednesday and got it yesterday, despite not paying for speedy delivery or their "rush" service. I found my set of tiny screwdrivers to remove the memory plate from the bottom of the machine, popped out the old one, plugged the new one in and crossed my fingers. Result? Everything just as it...

I picked up this Kingmax 1GB SODIMM from newegg last Wednesday and got it yesterday, despite not paying for speedy delivery or their "rush" service. I found my set of tiny screwdrivers to remove the memory plate from the bottom of the machine, popped out the old one, plugged the new one in and crossed my fingers. Result? Everything just as it...

Fun but cringe-inducing: The Tiger by Josh Bloch. (At least it doesn't try to rhyme "eye" and "symmetry"...) Here's a sample: And from the constant interface We shall inherit no disgrace With static import at our side Our joy will be unqualified

Fun but cringe-inducing: The Tiger by Josh Bloch. (At least it doesn't try to rhyme "eye" and "symmetry"...) Here's a sample: And from the constant interface We shall inherit no disgrace With static import at our side Our joy will be unqualified

With a new steady job and the vacation money I got from my previous job we have a little extra money now. A good amount is getting plowed back into the house and we also need to buy a car soon as well (more on those later), but I got the go-ahead to get some Powerbook upgrades: a new battery and additional memory. One of the few disappointing...

With a new steady job and the vacation money I got from my previous job we have a little extra money now. A good amount is getting plowed back into the house and we also need to buy a car soon as well (more on those later), but I got the go-ahead to get some Powerbook upgrades: a new battery and additional memory. One of the few disappointing...

Just a note: inspired by the HTTP::Recorder article and and my work on a web testing framework I was recently hunting around for a pure-Perl proxy server that runs on Win32. The problem is that the solution mentioned in the article, HTTP::Proxy, is based on HTTP::Daemon, and AFAICT it relies on fork() to do its work. (No, cygwin is not an...