Keynote: Hacking for Freedom (Description of Hacking for Freedom) Day #1 has kicked off with a bang. A keynote that really pulled at the heart strings for the love of freedom and liberty! The notion of technology being involved directly to those pushing for their freedom in other parts of the world is huge. Below... Continue reading →

I’m headed down to Portland, Oregon today for OS Bridge. OS Bridge is a conference for the open source community, by the community. The conference is one of the premier events to learn how open source really works, learn from others, and meet people that are also learning about and involved in the open source... Continue reading →

Since it is ALMOST Firday, I figured I’d post a chat log speaks for itself… 1:49PM Rittlecakes, Berintz copy this link and spend the time to watch it when you get a chance…. 1:49PM Lovingz, Stool #FAIL 1:49PM Yeh Doi link? 1:49PM Rove, Spunky yo no se 1:49PM Sirhc Mlohojs It’s the emperor’s new link!... Continue reading →

I’ve continued the Kōans, but there is one thing that won’t be noticeable from this blog entry. I however wanted to mention it. The first blog entry was worked through on an OS-X Apple Machine, the second on an Ubunta Linux Machine, and now I’m heading for this blog entry to be completed with Windows... Continue reading →

This is a continuation of my effort to get through all of the Ruby Kōans. def test_creating_arrays empty_array = Array.new assert_equal Array, empty_array.class assert_equal 0, empty_array.size end Creating a new array, just use Array.net. That I like. 🙂 Next assert verifies that the class is an Array. The third assert verifies that we have an... Continue reading →