Many of you know about livejournal. It’s the internet community which unites millions people from the many countries and bases on OpenSource Software! I’ve already written about tools which used to build that site. In my opinion, one of the best way to develop high quality applications by yourself is to study others high quality applications (I think that livejournal can be reckoned among that […]
Ford Escort Tuning
As I’ve written before we’ve bought “Ford Escort”. That’s way I’ve spent some time to find Internet resources about “Ford”. I was impressed when I saw those pictures! It turned out, that it’s possible to transform this simple car into aggressive street race bolide!
Enjoy A Bush Lego Mosaic!
It will be interesting for all sticklers of George W. Bush – how to make a portrait of the favourite president using Lego Mozaic. I’m envious 😉
Anniversary Of Our Joint Life
8 years ago, 29 December 1996, I came to St Petersburg after a transfer to the reserve to meet Maria. From here on out we started live together and later we got married but it’s quite different story 😉 I’d like to say ‘I LOVE YOU, MY SWEET HEART, AND I NEED YOU!!!’
Sequels Top 2004 Film Charts
New Year is coming and this is the time to sum up of the past year. Here is the line-up of the UK’s top ten the best-selling films of 2004: 1. Shrek 2 (£48.1m) 2. Harry Potter 3 (£36.1m) 3. Lord of the Rings: Return Of The King (£35.4m) 4. Bridget Jones 2 (£33.6m) 5. Spider-Man 2 (£26.7m) 6. The Day After Tomorrow (£25.2m) 7. […]
IMDB::Film 0.05 is released.
I’ve released a new version of IMDB::Film – Perl interface to the movie database IMDB.com. Changes: – added possibility to retrieve a full movie plot; – fixed a bug with extraction movie title and production data in case of search movie by its title or fragmet of title; – fixed bugs with test. IMDB::Film can be downloaded from CPAN and Sourceforge.
Linus Torvalds Birthday
Happy birthday to Linux Torvalds, creator of Linux! In 1991 Linus Torvalds was a college student at the University of Helsinki. Based on a Unix system, he wrote the kernel — original code — for a new system for his x86 PC that was later dubbed Linux (pronounced linn-ucks). Torvalds revealed the original source code for free — making him a folk hero among programmers […]