Author Archives: porton
Why Linux is better than Windows
One man asked me: I have heard of Ubuntu Linux, but have never seriously considered using it. What makes it “good”? Here is my reply (not aspiring for completeness, Linux has other advantages also): I could say that the “main” … Continue reading
Split HTML into separate chapters and ToC
Yesterday I have written a simple program which splits an XHTML file into several chapters (separate HTML files) and ToC. The program is fully customizable and themeable. Get it at GitHub.com.
Google AdWords bug slowed down my ad campaign :-(
I have started a Google Grant AdWords campaign for an USA based nonprofit recently (about two days ago). It worked well and I was enjoyed. But then it was closed for “maintenance” as they say for 2-3 days (I don’t … Continue reading
“Automatic transformation of XML namespaces” specification
Automatic transformation of XML namespaces specification releases its first draft. From the specification: This is a preliminary rough draft. There may be errors, omissions, and logical inconsistency. There should be added more formal explanations (not just examples as now), more … Continue reading
My writer’s block is overcome
My writer’s block for my XML-related standard went away. I propose to classify XML namespaces into three distinct groups regarding “interaction” of elements (or attributes) of the same namespace. Then we can transform between namespaces of the same precedences in … Continue reading
A new writer block on my XML transformations project
I have several times said that this my project failed but it was salvaged again. Now I again have a “writer block” concerning this project. See this unsolved problem.
VPS for an unbelievably low price
Today I have moved all my Web sites from an old VPS hosting to Digital Ocean VPS hosting. Their prices start from unbelievable $5 per month for a server with 20GB SSD disk. I myself use the 2GB RAM, 40GB … Continue reading
