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edtechtesol.org/blog
EdTechTESOL ? Discussion and Exploration into Technology and Language Learning
EdTechTESOL Discussion and Exploration into Technology and Language Learning Skip to content About Mojibake on the iPad Sunday, June 5, 2011 I am sitting on the Shinkansen from Kurume to Hiroshima, and I just discovered that the web site with the bus schedule for the last leg of my return home has an encoding issue on the iPad. I tried to visit the site to find out when the next bus is, but all the text was garbled. Luckily, I don?t give in easily. I have more than a handful of browsers
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existentialmedia.org/merde
Merde
Matthew SpencerAboutBlog Merde Hosted vs Hosting Recently I discovered that all the emails for Existential Media weren?t being delivered. Postfix was stopped, probably for a while. I had left all these hilarious, charming, interesting comments and no one responding! But they didn?t know. They didn?t get the email. I started up postfix hoping for that to be the solution. But I noticed that the emails from our server were going to my spam folder in Gmail. Figures I guess. It
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abdpbt.com/about-anna-and-abdpbt
About Anna and @ABDPBT ? ABDPBT
Thanks for visiting ABDPBT via Twitter, and welcome to ABDPBT ! My name is Anna and I like to blog. As you?ve just discovered, you can follow me on Twitter at @abdpbt. ABDPBT is where I talk about being a
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mike.crute.org/blog
The Random Thoughts of a Programmer
mike.crute.org Java Woes on Snow Leopard (10.6) Posted: September 09, 2009 Correction: I just discovered that this is not a J2SE 6.0 issue but rather a 64-bit issue. The 64-bit version of the J2SE doesn't play nice with Aventail Connection. Simple updating your preferences to put J2SE 6.0 (32-bit) ahead of the 64-bit version works and you don't have to do all of this. I just installed Mac OS 10.6, Snow Leopard, on Friday before I went on vacation and was disappointed to find that the upgraded
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aperiodic.net/phil
Phil! Gold
Phil! Gold Mon, 02 May 2011 The MTA and GTFS 8:50PM | Geekery | # Just today I found about GTFS, a standardized data format from Google for describing public transit schedules. I subsequently discovered that the MTA has a GTFS feed. Back when I didn't have a car, I used the MTA daily and had a set of scripts to extract their schedule data from the website and import it into trainsched on my Palm Pilot. I asked them for more structured data at one point but was rebuffed, so I stuck with my
