bitquabit Post Archive

• The fighting's been fun and all, but it's time to shut up and get along
• Kiln's Evolution, Part 2: From Prototype to Beta
• Firing Up Kiln
• On Being Good
• The Amazing Spammable Marketplace
• Droid Update Makes Droid Not Suck
• Kiln's Evolution, Part 1: DVCS as Code Review
• A Typographer's Captcha
• The Launch of a Secret Product
• hg log -R tips_and_tricks
• Finally, a Phone I Can Code For
• local_settings.py Considered Harmful
• The One in Which I Call Out Hacker News
• The One in Which I Say That Open-Source Software Sucks
• Zombie Operating Systems and ASP.NET MVC
• Wrong, Apple
• Introducing FogBugzMiddleware
• Your Language Features Are My Libraries
• Google Calendar: Now With Stardates
• When to Use Seaside Components
• FogBugz 7 Goes Beta
• Entitlement Culture and Learning to Fail
• Bill Gates on Reforming Education
• The Palm Pre’s IP
• Outsourcing is Dangerous
• Adam Savage on Obsession
• Now with Comments
• Secret Santas at Fog Creek
• A Better Mac OS X Archiver
• Lies of the New York MTA
• Pownce is Dead
• Thanksgiving Computing
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Dropbox on the iPhone
• Rebasing in Mercurial
• Why QA is Important
• Tricks with mq
• TED Talk on the Third World
• Why I Love Meetings
• Rachmaninoff Had Big Hands
• Minority Report in Real Life
• Guide to Deploying Seaside on Linux
• The Impact of Gay Marriage
• Phones and Bovines
• bitquabit 3.0 Beta
• Free Books on Programming Linux
• Ubuntu 8.10: Fonts Done Right
• Announcing Fog Creek Copilot OneClick
• Debugging objc_msgSend
• An Apple a Day Brings a Blue Screen Your Way
• Google Continues Quest to Index All Atoms
• Congratulations, Microsoft!
• The Geek Globetrotter
• Because We're So Original
• Objective-J and Cappuccino Released As Open-Source
• User Agent Abuse
• T-Rex on Automation
• An Evolution of Game Art
• Do Androids Dream of Electric Snakes?
• The Rechargeable Airplane
• An Overview of Python's Underscore Methods
• Reactions to Those Without Cellphones
• WALL•E's Soundtrack
• The Fuel Economy of a Toyota Prius vs. a BMW M3
• WALL•E: The Last Great "Silent" Film
• DSLAMs, BASes, and BitTorrent, Oh My!
• Stupid Ideas
• The Flux Capacitor Arrives
• The Economics of Weather Forecasts
• The End of MySQL (Updated)
• The Worthless ISOification of OOXML
• Yahoo Finally Starts Making Sense
• The New Blogging System
• Ignoring the firewall
• The Return of Ada
• Some Musings on Backups
• Google App Engine now on Amazon EC2
• Parental Views on Video Games
• A Poor Man's Time Machine
• The Ultimate Philosophers
• Cold War II, Part 2
• Patent Hell
• Yahicrosoft: the Movie
• Cold War II
• Windows Versions of NetNewsWire
• An Ode to Primer
• Write Your Own Google Apps
• Mercurial v. git
• Free speech for everyone! Except you!
• JavaScript for Emacs
• Pilots, Programmers, and Perl
• Life of the Simple Folk
• A Gentle Story for the Sabbath
• Nuclear Power, Continued
• Hating C++
• Nuclear Power
• To Crash or Not to Crash
• MIDI on Crack
• Google Android on Video
• The Face of Bach
• Old Rule(s)
• Grabbing Selected Songs from an iPod
• NetNewsWire Now Free
• Twenty Dollars of Frak You
• Hacking CES
• NYC Police
• Mental Break
• Boldly Going Where We've Gone Before
• Browser Stupidity
• Chicken Chicken Chicken
• Sorcery with iptables
• rm -rf /var/www/* ... wait, which server am I logged into?
• Blast Your Friends
• Half-Baked Features
• Lotus Symphony Now Free
• A REPL for...C?
• Over-Securing WordPress
• Debugging IE Layouts
• LiveJournal is Bizarre
• Memories
• bit qua bit 2.0
• VisualStudio Improvements
• The FogBugz 6 Demo
• Duke in the News
• Who Killed the Electric Car?
• Psyches and Schedules
• Citadel: Easy Groupware
• New Open-Source Squeak Book
• Copilot for College
• The more you know...
• Almost...there...
• New Rule
• The Open XML Debate, Revisited
• Kosher, Kasher, Kwhat?
• The WSJ on Open XML
• New Rule
• Dreams Dashed in C++; News at Eleven
• New Rule
• Scientists v. Romantics
• Avoiding the Masochist's Programming Language
• The College Aftertaste
• First Impressions of Movable Type 4
• New Rule
• Good news, everybody!
• Too Much Emacs
• What's in a Name?
• Best. Product. Name. Ever.
• Writing an Emulator
• Where Have All the Yuppies Gone?
• I'm Sorry, I Can't Hear You
• Politics and Tech Blogs
• Diehard Sysadmins
• Gmail Thinks I'm Spam
• Ah, New York
• Editor Addiction
• It Says Quiet Car for a Reason
• Everybody Dies
• Oh, Hells No!
• Switching Control and Caps Lock on Windows
• Credit Card Numbers for Testing
• Smart Guys Date in Parallel
• The Q Train
• Maps and Simplicity
• I'll See You in Hell, Pachelbel
• The Where's-My-Subway-Pass Diet
• Renaming Products
• Getting Windows Errors While Debugging
• Firefox 2's Kin, or: Well, That Solves That
• Commodity Media
• Awesome! This makes it an impulse purchase!
• Halloween Fright
• Firefox 2, or: How I Learned to Start Worrying and Hate Rich Text
• Build Servers
• Squeak on the OLPC
• Wait...what?
• A Question of Courtesy
• Video Smalltalk Tutorials
• WWDC Wednesday: Fire and Motion
• Objective-C 2.0: the Bad, the Horrible, and the Ugly
• The Greater Good
• WWDC Monday: Meeting the Savior
• WWDC Sunday: Preparing to Wait
• WWDC, Baby!
• IMDB: Idiot-Manipulated Database
• The Filmography of Banjamin Pollack
• Getting an Apartment in New York
• Building the Squeak VM
• Gearing Up
• Return to the City
• When Cussing Should Be Okay
• The Art of Missing the Point