Embedded SQL Database

SQlite embedded SQL database engine. This small, self-contained engine is really easy to build and use. It is interesting to see the site advertise 98% test coverage as a measure of reliability/stability.

Active Books

The book club selection this month is Freakonomics, by Steven Levitt and Stephen j. Dubner.

Linux on the embedded ARM

I've posted some notes on compiling CPPUNIT for use with Linux ARM here: CppUnit Wiki. More to follow as I crank through this unit test framework.

what i'm listening to: Determined (Mudvayne), Mr. Self Destruct (Nine Inch Nails)

what i'm reading: The Road, by Cormac McCarthy

Notes of Relevance for Today

what i'm reading:
The Templar Legacy, by Steve Barry
Tom's Hardware

what i'm listening to:
The Wanderer (Johnny Cash & U2)
Animal I Have Become (Three Days Grace)

links:
Internet Archive
reCAPTCHA

Notes of Relevance for Today

what i'm reading:
Unit Test Frameworks, by Paul Hamill. Yes, that is a Norway rat.
BBC News
the back of my eyelids

what i'm listening to:
Paralyzer (Finger Eleven) ha, these lyrics are sweet
I'm not paralyzed
but I seem to be struck by you
I wanna make you move
because you're standing still
if your body matches what your eyes can do
you'd probably move right through me
on my way to you

Notes of Relevance for Today

what i'm reading:
http://lifehacker.com/
To Say Nothing of the Dog, by Connie Willis

what i'm listening to: Destroyer (Static-X), Free (Powerman 5000)

Visions Of Cody

I've finally finished Visions of Cody, by Jack Kerouac! This book took me forever to read (several years). It is over now..., nope, no real reaction to speak of. I think the moment is lost when spanned across several years. The pieces I remember are intense, almost painful in the way the author describes events.