stevex's stuffSome code, some writing about code. Some writing not about code.(Untitled)- July 24, 2003 NOTE: Future weblog entries will be on my local server, at this URL: http:weblog.stevex.orgradio I know people find my site through Google, especially the various C articles I've posted with code snippets. Those will be here indefinitely, but they'll also be at the new site, and if I update them, the updates will be at the new site.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/24.html#a118 (Untitled)- July 24, 2003 I think I'm going to start doing my publishing to my local server instead of to the Radio shared server. That way I'll get to look at the server logs and figure out where hits are coming from. There isn't really any reason to host this site with UserLand since I have my own server at home and Radio supports streaming to it no problem. I am probably going to switch from a cable modem to ADSL soon. A local company, Magma, offers a static IP address and pretty decent bandwidth for.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/24.html#a117 (Untitled)- July 24, 2003 Check this out. I've added a front end to Syndicache that can take data from the cache database and present it as RSS or Atom! What does this mean It means you can take any RSS feed, feed it into Syndicache, and then feed it back out with the web front end. I'll write more about this in a bit. For now, have a look here.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/23.html#a116 (Untitled)- July 23, 2003 I've been working on getting my own networking to be a little more reliable at home (mostly, getting a static IP address). I'm not there yet but I've started moving my Radio weblog over to my own server. It's here: stevex's stuff.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/23.html#a115 (Untitled)- July 23, 2003 A question. If I do, in Win32: GlobalUnlock(hMem); GlobalFree(hMem); Is there any chance that the memory will move in between the unlock and the free It's an implementation question, obviously, as I imagine any given implementation of Win32 is free to move any unlocked memory around, but I wonder when, say, Windows XP, does it (if ever).Reason I ask is I'm working on some code that has a lot of: GlobalUnlock(GlobalPtrHandle(pPointer)); ...http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/23.html#a114 (Untitled)- July 23, 2003 We're sorry, but due to license restrictions, BuyMusic.com content is available only to residents of the United States. Your internet protocol (IP) address shows that you are attempting to access this web site from outside the US. Thank you for your interest in BuyMusic.com. We apologize for any inconvenience this might have caused.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/23.html#a113 (Untitled)- July 18, 2003 This is cool.. I added an RSS feed to the Restaurant Thing, and I have subscribed to it with Syndicache. Now I can use Outlook Express to look for new entries posted to my own site. I just think it's cool having my software polling my other software. :)http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/18.html#a112 (Untitled)- July 14, 2003 An RSS feed has two elements that give the publication date of an item: dc:date, and pubDate. They are in different formats. dc:date is in this format: 2003-07-14T11:13:12+00:00 and pubDate is in this format: Sat, 07 Sep 2002 0:00:01 GMT Fortunately, DateTime.Parse understands them both.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/14.html#a111 (Untitled)- July 14, 2003 If you were using my Syndicache aggregator, then you could subscribe to my feed by clicking here.http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/13.html#a110 (Untitled)- July 14, 2003 I bought a new printer today, a Canon i850. My trend recently has been to replace essentially disposable printers like the Lexmark Z45 and the Epson 640 with new printers. When it literally costs as much to replace the ink as it does to replace the printer, why not But then the printer companies figured out what I was doing, and started including "starter" in cartridges in new printers, which are mostly empty. What a scam. So I decided to spend a little more on a...http://weblog.stevex.org/radio/2003/07/13.html#a109 |