Archive for the 'Loggerithim' category
September 15th, 2006 / Catalyst, Chart::Clicker, Code, General, Languages, Loggerithim, Perl /
A few years back I wrote an app for tracking the various numbers and values that are prevalent in a datacenter. This app tracked the vitals of all kinds of doodads. It was a glorified visualization tool. I used various bits from CPAN but eventually got fed up and decided that I needed to roll [...]
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May 3rd, 2005 / General, Loggerithim /
I had a cute idea for Safar the other day, but my lack of familiarity with programming in OS X is barring my ability to create it. I make heavy use of tabs when browsing. Occasionaly, when I am doing some type of research or working on a problem, I will open too many tabs, [...]
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February 10th, 2005 / Loggerithim /
I’ve spent a lot of time writing web applications over the years. I’ve apparently gimped my ability to create normal applications. I spent some time looking at other apps and came up with a mocked up UI for the chart: The chart is just a png that I loaded, so it doesn’t fit at all. [...]
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February 9th, 2005 / Loggerithim /
I detached myself from WoW long enough to get one of the ‘list’ screens working. I’m not really sure how I’m going to present this stuff to the user yet, but it’s definitely a start. Here’s a Department listing.
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February 3rd, 2005 / Code, Loggerithim /
With episodes of Aqua Teen Hunger Force blaring in the background (served conveniently as Xvid from my massive RAID-1 fileserver to my XBox running XBMC) I sat down again tonight to hack on Loggerithim before my weekend trip to see my beautiful girlfriend. I remembered JGoodies and integrated it in. I really like the PanelBuilder [...]
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January 30th, 2005 / Loggerithim /
While Brenley napped today I eliminated some cruft from what will become the new Loggerithim. No longer will it centrally try and schedule and execute jobs. There are perfectly good systems for that sort of thing already. This also eliminates a messy side problem. I had envisioned that Loggerithim’s users would be able to create [...]
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