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Yes.
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Summary Ansible is weakly typed, but in particular variables set on the command line are stringly typed.
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Regular expressions (regexes) are famously hard to read or write.
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Last week I ran three blind taste tests at a local meetup.
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In Microsoft Excel and OpenOffice Calc one can name a range of cells and refer to the name in a formula.
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I’ve hit a wall with this, so please take it and do with it as you will.
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Last year in MPGe of an electric car I attempted to compare the carbon emissions of the BMW Mini-E, and my own Ford Sport Ka.
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Birmingham has a vibrant community of geek/enthusiast groups, of which I’m proud to be a part.
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Does an electric car gets better or worse mileage than a conventional petrol or diesel car?
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There are quite a few forums on the net for electric bikes, scooters, motorcycles and cars.
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These two messages appeared on the Spatialite mailing list today: From: stefanobartol87453@gmail.com Subject:Where can I find an online anti-virus that doesn’t install on your PC?
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Petrol is fantastic stuff.
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LocalView Intranet is a web mapping product developed and sold by ESRI UK, predominantly to local councils.
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Apologies if your email to me has bounced these last few days.
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To help you build and distribute your Python packges, Python provides distutils.
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If you’ve enjoyed PyCon UK the last 2 years, the bad news is that it won’t be happening this year.
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are by their nature data driven.
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Investigating the performance of an intranet mapping website this week, I was introduced MXDPERFSTAT.
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Sending a sensitive file, one that should be encrypted, amongst Linux and OSS geeks is doable.
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A couple of years ago I tried to use ArcObjects, through IronPython.
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Here’s an email I received today: From: meetYourmessenger <no-reply@meetyourmessenger.com> Subject: You have (1) new message from Adam Hi alex, You have (1) unread invitation “Hello :-)” from Adam at meetYourmessenger.co.uk Click here Show the message in…
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I have no evidence, and it’s wishful thinking more than anything.
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Putting my timesheets in order today, I finally figured out how to make Excel deal correctly with time durations.
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Slashgeo have noted the release of Deep Zoom in Javascript aka Seadragon, by Microsoft.
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For months now, I’ve found Firefox on my Linux laptop to sometimes be sluggish and a CPU hogging, particularly when scrolling.
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I couldn’t find a Python cheat sheet that I liked, so I made another.
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This post is a tribute to Linux Hater who sadly has retired.
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The XBox 360 (Xenon), Wii (Broadway) and Playstation 3 (Cell) all use an IBM licensed PowerPC CPU.
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Backing up my home folder this weekend, in readiness for the Ubuntu Intrepid beta I spotted some unusual path names scroll by: ~/.local/share/applications ~/.local/share/desktop-directories ~/.local/share/gnome-do ~/.local/share/mime ~/.local/share/Mono P…
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It’s been Five years since I moved to Birmngham, to begin work with Defence Estates.
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In Fitts Law and Minimalism vs GTK+ and Qt I complained about the excessive use of borders and padding in GTK+ and Qt.
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It all started with the Pidgin chat window, which is surrounded by several pixels of padding.
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Anybody who tried to register on this blog during the last 6 months or so, would not have received an activation email.
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On 31st March the British Standards Institute (BSI) submitted an updated vote of approval, on ISO 29500 (MS OOXML).
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My first ever LugRadio Live was LRL 2006, which was the perfect opportunity to pickup CDs of the then newly released Ubuntu 6.06 LTS.
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Dear web 2.0 coolios, Please stop writing comment systems with half-assed threading.
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The term “unlimited” has been stretched in various ways over the last few years.
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By default the proprietary driver for Nvidia cards on Linux fires an interrupt for every frame drawn on screen, whether it needs to or not.
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Several events for me in the last fortnight converged almost perfectly on a common theme On Thursday 28 March The Register reported from an anonymous source, that the British Standards Institute (BSI) would reverse their vote on the proposed DIS 29500 sta…
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My first UK Unix User Group conference and the first ever Postgres UK conference ended on Wednesday.
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For those who aren’t familiar, ArcSDE is server software that sits atop a database to spatially enable it.
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The UKUUG Spring 2008 and first ever PostgreSQL UK conference are soon.
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I joined the property ladder 2 years ago, a nice prefab steel-framed maisonette with only one problem - a minute builder-specified kitchen.
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Apologies to anyone who got email to moreati.org.uk bounced or a 404 over the last week.
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I’ll admit it, I’m cheap when it comes to telecommunication.
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Thanks to a comment on the blog post Hacking T-Mobile, I’ve discovered that the T-Mobile Web n Walk transparent proxy can be bypassed neutered.
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Around 1992 my second computer was an Amiga 500+, a lovely machine.
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It is said there are 2 types of people: Those who perform backups.
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At PyCon UK 2007 I gave a short talk on using Python to deal with tabular data.
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For the last week or so I’ve been putting together a spreadsheet, to compare the various Python implementations on support of PEPs and library modules.