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Opera Files Antitrust Suit Against Microsoft

I really hope this gains some ground. I know the dev geeks are all sick and tired of Microsoft strong-arming with IE. I have to admit that IE7 was a little better in regards to web standards and the ease of cross-browser compatibility. However, they are still throwing their weight around.

Opera Files EU Antitrust Suit Against Microsoft

Openswitch Review of Bibleshark.com

I wanted to write a short post to thank Ben over at Openswitch for his honest review of our phase 1 release of Bibleshark.com. Ben is truly a Christian Geek and thus we felt like he would be a great person to review the site. We do appreciate the time that he spent and his honest feedback.

Bibleshark.com: Scripture Lookup and Parallel Bible

Bofe and I have been working on Bibleshark.com for a few months. We are pretty excited to announce that is finally released to the public. Phase 1 of the site includes a scripture lookup and a side-by-side translation comparison a.k.a parallel bible. Bibleshark.com was built with Django and I have to say that we thoroughly enjoyed the framework. Take a look at the site and feel free to give us some feedback.

Here are a few examples for you to check out:

• Matthew 7 – Comparing King James, New American, Webster (1833), and Young’s Literal Translation
• Romans 9 – Comparing Darby, Douay-Rheims, World English, and Weymouth Translation

AV for Linux….Interesting

On my CentOS VPS:

wget http://free.grisoft.com/filedir/inst/avg75flr-r49-a1130.i386.rpm
yum install pygtk2
yum install pygtk2-libglade
rpm -ivh avg75flr-r49-a1130.i386.rpm
avgupdate -o
avgscan /

Results:

Tested: 7733 files, 0 sectors
Infections: 0
Errors: 0

Imagine that!

I think I could of wrote this AV program myself in about 2 seconds with with Python give or take.

print “No viruses found”