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It’s about that time of year again when a new Ubuntu release hits the universe. But what does this mean for the great majority of the operating system’s users, not the developers and programmers, but the Ordinary Ubuntu Joe?
Firstly, and probably least importantly but most poetically, version 11.10 has a new name: Oneiric Ocelot. You’re [...]
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Great news for one of my projects, buh.bz, was fully rewritten by Disassembler and now using MongoDB. Well first of all, buh.bz, was using phurl code, which was OK, but not quite there, then Disassembler started to rewrite a lot of the code, which at the time still was using MySQL and then some time [...]
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Well, just released a new kernel version and at the same time I had to also update TweeU, the WordPress plugin. The changes in this release are only regarding the Twitter authentication, which has changed since 1st of August, as I remember.
Twitter doesn’t allow anymore the basic authentication so this had to be modified also in TweeU. So [...]
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It’s been a while since the release of kernel 2.6.35 and there are several version out. I haven’t build and release them, because all of them had several serious bugs and where fixed within days from their release. Version 2.6.35.4 seems more stable and more clean-up and I’ve decided it’s a good release to make [...]
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I don’t usually get very surprised when a new kernel is released, but this time… I’m. Kernel 2.6.34.1 was release just a couple of good weeks ago and then kernel 2.6.35. I don’t get the idea why did they just jumped directly to kernel 2.6.35, but I will consider that they know what they are doing [...]
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