Below are the 15 most recent journal entries recorded in Douglas Clifton's LiveJournal:

Monday, April 3rd, 2006
7:44 pm	Become the Next Millionaire for Dummies If Blake Ross decides to write another book, would this be the title? Whether you are a Firefox fan or not, this hilarious book cover is worth checking out. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
7:28 pm	Become the Next Millionaire for Dummies If Blake Ross decides to write another book, would this be the title? Whether you are a Firefox fan or not, this hilarious book cover is worth checking out. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Tuesday, February 28th, 2006
9:54 pm	Test Your Knowledge Okay geeks, here's your chance to test your *nix skills, and then compare and show off your scores. No cheating! read more | digg story (Comment on this)
7:44 pm	digg - Submit Item Okay geeks, here's your chance to test your *nix skills, and then compare and show off your scores. No cheating! read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Sunday, February 26th, 2006
8:05 pm	The Superbrowser - Firefox with 100 extensions installed This guy installed 100 very popular extensions on Firefox to stress test it! He says it did pretty well under the load - includes screenshots. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Saturday, February 11th, 2006
9:21 pm	Great SSH and SCP Tips for Beginners to Experts Step by step examples and explanations about how to perform common useful tasks using SSH and SCP. One of the best pages I've found that tackle these commands. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Sunday, February 5th, 2006
11:22 am	Original Firefox team member takes on new IE7 beta Asa Dotzler takes on the new IE7 beta in a post detailing why it still falls short of Firefox. "We've done amazing work here at Mozilla over the last few years, [...] causing the largest software company in the world to get up off its butt and start thinking about users again." He also note that a severe IE7 flaw was found 15 minutes after release! read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Wednesday, August 17th, 2005
9:09 pm	Bell Labs Disbands 1127 Department: Unix Creation and Maintenance Bell Labs finally breaks up what's left of 1127 entirely. Theory people will go to one place, systems people to another. An administrative reorg forced by recent cutbacks and layoffs and departures that left the whole research area with too many managers and too few researchers. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Monday, August 15th, 2005
11:41 am	What is RSS? An Introduction to Feed Subscription and Syndication - loadave A tutorial for folks new to RSS, syndication and feed readers/aggregators. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
Wednesday, August 10th, 2005
4:30 pm	SourceForge.net blog I've hacked Serendipity to display linking blogs indexed by IceRocket. But the only way to know if it works is to post a message that links to one of my entries. So here I am in LiveJournal doing just that. Check it out, SourceForge.net has a blog! (via blogZero) I suppose I will have to wait until IceRocket's bot comes around to complete the test. (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Sunday, August 7th, 2005
8:19 am	blogZero I've added a blog to my site. Go figure, the theme is Web development in connection with the rest of the content on loadaverageZero. Stop by and say hello, or submit a reply to one of my posts! How strange are these smilies: ;-) Read more... (2 Comments |Comment on this)
Monday, August 1st, 2005
2:53 pm	Building Modular XHTML Web Pages using PHP A 9-part series of articles describing the process of building modular, structured and valid XHTML Web pages using the PHP server-side scripting language. Covered are HTTP and content negotiation, automatic DOCTYPE declaration, custom metadata, and page structure and markup. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
2:52 pm	Howto MagpieRSS: Implementing Web Developer News How to build your own aggregated news content from any RSS feed using PHP and the MagpieRSS parsing library. Short, but to the point. Includes source code and the working, completed application. read more | digg story (Comment on this)
2:52 pm	Generating Dynamic CSS with PHP PHP isnâ��t limited to generating HTMLâ��it does a great job deploying CSS, too. Tighten up your presentation logic and learn how to store and reuse values in style sheets with this scheme switcher read more | digg story (Comment on this)
2:51 pm	drx: Web Developer Resource Index Reviews of high quality resources for open-source, open-standards developers. Some of the categories include Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X, HTTP and Apache, programming languages like PHP, Perl and Python, databases including MySQL and PostgreSQL, markup languages like XHTML/HTML, modern browsers, and XML-based languages including RSS and XSLT. read more | digg story (Comment on this)