After a discussion about mod_perl yesterday, I started looking for interesting resources on the Web. Of course, the main mod_perl site is perl.apache.org. Of particular interest is this document describing some real world configurations you can use with mod_perl.
The Columbia Journalism Review has a nice rundown of who owns what in the media world. It’s presented in a boring format, but the information is there.
A watchful reader reports that iEntertainment Network K-Teled last week. After the announcement of a co-branded gaming site with Red Hat, the stock market rewarded IENT with 89 percent gain.
When I read this essay only one thought comes to mind – our educational system really is going to Hell in a handbasket if a composition that bad merits an A- in an AP English class.
Look, another K-Tel today. What happens when a nobody acquires a Linux-related nobody? A 76% jump in WAVT’s share price in morning trading!
Raymond Scott was one of those composers whose music infuses popular culture without ever attaining recognition. Despite the fact that Scott was widely influential, his music is best remembered today as the backdrop for Bugs Bunny cartoons. Definitely listen to the song Powerhouse, and check out this brief biography.