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The History of…You Name It

The History of…You Name It 04/09/2004 04:06 PM

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PHP History


PHP History 05/27/2004 03:13 PM

PHP programming language: Some interesting history on PHP. It used to be a Perl wrapper?

PHP was originally designed as a wrapper around Perl by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994 to display his resume information and collect some data, such as how many hits it was generating. Others first used "Personal Home Page Tools" in 1995, which Lerdorf had combined with his own Form Interpreter to create PHP/FI.

Zeev Suraski and Andi Gutmans, two Israeli developers of the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology rewrote the parser in 1997, forming the basis of PHP 3. They also changed the name to its current recursive form. After months in beta, the development team officially released PHP/FI 2 in November 1997.

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This one is going down in history


This one is going down in history 11/13/2003 08:48 PM
Today, I have done the MOST stupidest thing I've ever done in my whole entire life. Today in Canada, it...

Tie-History-0.03


Tie-History-0.03 05/18/2004 12:14 AM

CSS History


CSS History 05/04/2004 10:23 PM

John Allsopp: Message To The Messengers - Props to the old school:

Of late, with the latest version of Style Master released, bedded down, and well received, I've been a little nostalgic about the old days of CSS. So I thought I might try to ride that wave a little, cast my mind back over my experience of CSS, and talk a little about some people you really should be grateful to if you work with CSS and web standards. Particularly some you might not have heard of.

There follows a tribute to some of the unsung heroes of the early history of CSS. And if that's piqued your interest, Lauren Wood's recent post about DOM Level 3 becoming a W3C Recommendation has some insights in to the early days of the DOM Working Group, which she chaired up until November 2001.


AOL: A History


AOL: A History 03/23/2005 01:02 PM

Other News: Mac OS History


Other News: Mac OS History 03/06/2004 02:07 AM
Amit Singh offers an interesting history of Apple's operating system development over the years.

History of the Laptop


History of the Laptop 03/23/2005 12:46 PM

imb_flkja8.jpgChris Null over at Mobile PC Mag does another great follow up to his Top 100 Gadgets of All Time, this time detailing the history of the portable computer, from the IBM 5100 Portable Computer pictured here, up to the first modern laptops. It's a tear-jerker for those of us who lived through this era, seeing old friends like the Compaq luggable (mine had more wonky than usual floppy drives) and catching a glimpse of a few I'd not known about.

It also inspired me to keep on with my current tinkering project goal (which let me tell you, is way beyond my limited abilities): getting an Epson HX-20 laptop online via serial cable -> IR -> cellphone. Of course, I've got to buy a working HX-20 first, and every time I mention it on here, you bastards go out and outbid me on all the eBay sales. Stop that.

The Birth of the Notebook [MobilePCMag]


A History of Icons


A History of Icons 03/22/2005 03:39 PM

History of the Present


History of the Present 03/06/2004 02:06 AM
That’s the title of an excellent 1999 book I’m now reading, by Timothy Garton Ash. It is real-time reportage focusing around the great transition from pre- to post-Cold War that happened so unimaginably fast, starting in 1989, before our watching eyes. But the History of the Present is what bloggers are writing, too; and Ash says some things that anyone who’s doing it should consider very carefully...

Illustrating history


Illustrating history 12/04/2003 01:17 PM
Mapping History: The Darkwing Atlas Project "The Project has been designed to provide interactive and animated representations of fundamental historical problems and/or illustrations of historical events, developments, and dynamics." All sorts of simple historical animated and static maps as well as photos and images from Greek and Phoenician expansions, to the spread of Slavery in the American South 1790-1860 and christian graffiti from the Roman catacombs.

History of Kissing


History of Kissing 05/16/2004 12:19 PM
History of Kissing. Swapping spit consumes about 336 hours of the average person's life.

History Cleaner v2.07


History Cleaner v2.07 12/02/2003 09:55 AM
History Cleaner lets you clean your Internet history, cookies, cache, protect your home page from being modified, clean recently used files list, empty the recycle bin and more. [Shareware $20.00 15 Days 344 KB]

How History Gets Twisted


How History Gets Twisted 08/15/2004 11:47 AM
A short way into this review of a new book about Microsoft, a Boston Globe correspondent writes:
"A guilty finding was overturned on appeal, and the government settled with the company, imposing restrictions on its business practices. The resulting introspection persuaded Gates to stand aside as chief executive in favor of Steve Ballmer, who would be his partner in remaking the company."
The number of misstatements in just these two sentences is fairly amazing.
  • The judge's ruling that Microsoft had repeatedly violated the law was not overturned. (And there are no "guilty" or "not guilty" findings in civil antitrust cases to start with; this wasn't a criminal matter, though it probably should have been.) The appeals court specifically agreed with Judge Jackson that Microsoft was a serial offender, though it did back Microsoft's position in a small portion of the charges.
  • The Bush administration's "settlement" was a cave-in, giving back what it had already won in court.
  • The "impositions" on Microsoft's business practices are widely seen outside the company (and probably inside) as next to meaningless, and certainly haven't had any visible effect on competition in an industry that Microsoft still controls.
  • Ballmer became CEO in 2000, before Judge Jackson ordered the breakup of the company, and long before the appeals court overruled him. I bring all this up mainly to point back to the first item -- the notion that the company was cleared of wrongdoing. This has become popular "wisdom," and it's incorrect. Every judge that has had to rule on this has agreed that Microsoft broke the law to maintain its monopoly. Let's at least remember that much.

    Report: PC History


    Report: PC History 03/30/2005 11:47 AM
    64-bit computing

    Folklore.org - History of Mac


    Folklore.org - History of Mac 01/28/2004 06:40 PM
    Folklore.org is website that offers historical anecdotes:Folklore.org is a web site devoted to collective historical storytelling. It captures and pre...

    History Minutes


    History Minutes 04/12/2004 12:51 AM
    History comes to the life, and to television. If people will not come to history, then let history come to them. [more inside]

    Own a Piece of History


    Own a Piece of History 01/05/2005 07:05 PM

    It’s finally time. I’m ready to part with my T reo 600 now that I’m set up on the new T reo 650. My first 600 had problems that caused it to frequently reset itself. I didn’t realize this until I got the replacement 600, which is much more stable. So I’m selling the Treo 600 (for Sprint’s network), a case, and a keyboard for $250. If you’re interested in owning the device that started the infamous What’s on My Treo 600 page, email or IM me (cybrarygal on AIM).

    Interesting tangent: I thought Kate’s 19–year old daughter Clare would want it for Christmas, but she says no. Even though she’s all about messaging (which is why I thought the keyboard and full IM capability would be a no-brainer for her), she says it’s too big. She’d rather have something she can easily fold over clamshell-style and fit in her pocket. She truly would rather text message using a phone dialpad than carry a larger phone. Go figure.


    Essex History


    Essex History 12/31/2004 03:56 AM
    Earls Colne, Essex: Records of an English Village 1375-1854 ; and Domesday Witham, an Essex town. Pieces of Essex history.

    WebCrawler's History


    WebCrawler's History 04/22/2004 06:30 AM
    qui trovate una breve cronistoria .. 20. April 1994 .. WebCrawler

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    IE History is Empty


    IE History is Empty 01/02/2004 07:18 AM

    the history of a meme


    the history of a meme 04/19/2004 12:37 PM
    caterina connects the livejournal world to the blogosphere

    History hopefully never repeats itself


    History hopefully never repeats itself 03/06/2004 01:51 AM

    Ernest Miller takes a look at the history of the anti-miscegenation ammendment. While you read that, don't forget to celebrate Alabama's 3 and 1/2 years of legal interracial marriage.


    History of Chillout


    History of Chillout 05/03/2004 05:57 PM
    chill "Moments In Love" is a wonderful aural history of chillout and ambient music, hosted by Chris Coco. The hour-long BBC Radio 2 documentary covers a tremendous amount of material, from Erik Satie to Brian Eno to Air.
    "Chillout is a state of mind. It's making space in your head to enjoy the setting and the sounds. It's a long drink on a long sunny day. It's a moment taken to appreciate the beauty of the simplest things. And it's even better with a decent soundtrack."
    The link on the "Moments In Love" page to the archived program is incorrect, but here's the correct one. Link (Thanks, Morris!)

    Rewriting history


    Rewriting history 07/23/2004 09:35 AM
    Ever eager to prove it's fair and balanced, the Fox News Channel brags that it broke the Bush DUI story in 2000. Warning: You've entered the spin zone.

    Apple History


    Apple History 12/24/2004 12:57 PM

    www.apple-history.com : For those obsessed with the land of the half-eaten fruit, this site claims to have been online since 1996. It has page after page of information cross-referenced by date, family, and processor.


    The rest is history


    The rest is history 04/12/2004 12:47 PM

    IMDb History


    IMDb History 07/17/2004 02:59 PM

    Internet Movie Database - Wikipedia: An interesting few paragraphs on the history of the IMDb.

    The database started out in 1990 as a collection of shell scripts created by Col Needham which could be used to search the FAQs posted to the Usenet newsgroup rec.arts.movies.

    In 1993, a centralized e-mail interface for querying the database was created, and in 1994 this interface was extended to allow the submission of information as well. The database then moved to a Web-based interface, which initially ran on a network of mirrors with donated bandwidth. In 1996, the project was incorporated in the United Kingdom to form Internet Movie Database Ltd., and banner ads were added to the web site.

    In April 1998, the company was bought by Amazon.com, the current owner; however, a number of the original creators, including Needham, remained as site managers.

    How many great things in the world started as shell scripts somewhere? It's a hacker's world.

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    The History Of Computing, Or Some Of It


    The History Of Computing, Or Some Of It 07/14/2004 03:00 PM

    We found a gem poking around on the corporate network the other day: a PDF of "The History of Programming Languages", a poster by O'Reilly that shows 50 programming languages and their timelines and interrelationships. Chris posted back in March about the progenitor of this chart, Éric Lévénez's Computer Languages History, which is kept very up to date (it already has yesterday's PHP 5.0 release).

    A few interesting tidbits from the chart:


    • Ruby and Oak (Java's predecessor) are among the biggest mutts in programming history, the former taking ideas from 5 languages, the latter from 6.

    • Noone has ever heavily borrowed ideas from COBOL since the sixties (and even then, only PL/I did).

    • BASIC emerged from Fortran and Algol160 (whatever that is).

    Equally interesting are the graphs that show the giant UNIX history hairball, as well as the slightly more organized history of Windows.

    If I can find a big enough wall, I'm going to send that history of UNIX diagram to the roll-fed plotter we use for UML hairballs.

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    The History Of Pentium


    The History Of Pentium 07/12/2004 10:41 AM

    Underground History


    Underground History 04/12/2004 07:29 AM
    this site that deals with abandoned/disused stations in the London Underground .. Underground ..

    starfury.demon.co.uk/uground
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    The history of bacon


    The history of bacon 03/17/2005 02:53 AM

    Science.Ars rocks on for another week. This edition looks at some medical problems in the developing world. For a long time, it was commonly assumed that cancer rates were lower in poorer countries than in the developed world. A new study shows that as life expectancy increases in developing nations, so do cancer rates.

    Where you live and what you eat have a large influence on the types of cancer you are at risk from. Richer countries have more breast, colon, rectum and prostate cancer, whereas poorer countries have a greater incidence of cancers of the liver, stomach, and esophagus.

    There's also news on the history of bacon and a loss of meltwater. Read on.


    British History


    British History 09/16/2004 07:10 AM
    British History Online. British History Online. See London in 1682, and more.

    One for the history books


    One for the history books 05/19/2004 01:14 PM

    "Rewriting History"


    "Rewriting History" 06/11/2004 03:17 AM

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    "history rewritten" 06/09/2004 10:55 AM

    Dental History


    Dental History 02/18/2004 02:19 AM
    Dental History. Anesthesia was discovered by dentists (attributed to Horace Wells and William Morton). Gold filling has been in use since the 15th century.

    history of support


    history of support 06/24/2004 03:21 AM

    History of the org chart


    History of the org chart 05/31/2004 04:59 PM
    When were org charts first used to depict a business' management structure? Anyone have any leads? All I could find on the Net was a link to a book by Stafford Beers that costs $115. While I wait for my local library to locate it, does anyone have any other sources/links? Thank you....

    The History of Valentine's Day


    The History of Valentine's Day 02/14/2004 01:21 PM
    St. Valentine/s of the lovers under conditions of duress .. Historychannel dot com .. here

    historychannel.com/exhibits/valentine/history.html
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