AllegroServe - a Web Application Server - Homepage of the original AllegroServe web server - with documentation that is also relevant for Portable AllegroServe
Another step towards denying or making education more difficult for those with little money. Because whoever has little money will think twice about whether to send their children to a gymnasium - paying 3 years more in book fees hurts.
Education is far too important to be prevented through cost-cutting measures. When you then look at what money is squandered on in Bavaria and how funds are lost through dubious dealings, something like this makes you even angrier.
But that was already clear from the discussion about elite universities: today elites are defined only by how much money the parents have.
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
Clean Corpus - Cleaning the Popfile (from 0.20) corpus to remove unnecessarily recorded words
Common Lisp Opensource Center - diverse Allegro Open Source Projects - e.g. an FTP and an NFS server
Sounds somehow like a career end.
At Radsport-News.com I found the original article.
Weird. Jenoptik is actually rather known for extremely cheap digital cameras that are preferably marketed through Aldi and similar retail chains. I associate high-end digital backs for medium format cameras much less with Jenoptik. But at least they love extremes
At PhotographyBLOG there's the original article.
Very interesting. Unfortunately still no RSS feed, but I found quite a bit on it that wasn't on Planet Lisp or my other Lisp sources. For example, the fact that Loom is now open source (back then I had to put in considerable effort to get a license - though it was free). When I read through all this Lisp stuff, I'm really itching to do more with it. I just have no idea where I'm going to find the time...
Update: a friendly spirit dropped a link to the RSS feed in the comments
Here's the original article.
lisp tools for xml - Yet another XML parser - this one is very comprehensive, supporting common models. It also includes a SOAP parser.
Great – there's a native Mac version of LyX. One of the most interesting word processors – the structured text entered is converted to LaTeX or DocBook and then processed into print output with correspondingly powerful formatting tools. Installation is a bit fiddly though, due to the additional required software (teTeX, Ghostscript and a few other things).
Here's the original article.
Very cool! OpenMCL apparently will soon have a CLIM based on Cocoa — a prototype is already in CVS. Now if only the tools from Genera were ported to OpenMCL and I wouldn't need to turn on my Symbolics anymore
Here's the original article.
Portable AllegroServe - Compatibility layer for Allegro CL network and threading code for the AllegroServe web server
S-XML - Simple XML Parser for Common Lisp
S-XML-RPC - XML-RPC for client and server in Common Lisp
Part 1: Dabbling with a wealth of statistical facilities
For all number crunchers.
Here is the original article.
A distribution of teTeX and various useful utilities for TeX as an installer. This makes the installation of LyX easier, since all the installers are GUI-guided.
Here you can find the original article.
woodshed productions: Consulting: Search Engine Optimization - Nice short explanation of what matters when it comes to search engines and websites
XML/HTML parsers - XML and HTML parsers in Common Lisp - for Allegro, but possibly portable?
... when you listen to arrogant officials talking about how a man detained in Guantanamo lost his residence permit because he failed to report within 6 months after leaving the country - even though he was imprisoned there where he couldn't report. Because contact restrictions apply there. And nobody knows what he's accused of - sometimes it's not even told to the detainees. Even if he is released without being charged or convicted, he cannot return to Germany to his family - because the German authorities do not consider detention in Guantanamo to be sufficient reason to suspend the reporting deadline. Long live bureaucratic pedantry and red tape.
