LornaJane

The Pitter-Patter of Tiny Paws

Wednesday, February 6. 2008

We are cat parents. Orbit is a gorgeous glossy and slightly ditsy boy cat belonging to Cally who has gone abroad for a while, so Orbit has come to live with us. I'm not sure exactly how he feels about this so far, its much noiser here than he's been used to, but he's a cute guy and very welcome.

Here he is:



I've also started a flickr set of Orbit.
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Orbit sure is a cute cat. I’d love a cat, should I ever get my own place (again).

#1 Simon on 2008-02-06 18:45 (Reply)

Hello Orbit! Aww – your new work buddy is very cute!

#2 dotjay (Homepage) on 2008-02-07 17:04 (Reply)

awwwwwwwwwwww.

Has he tried climbing the curtains yet? That’s a favourite cat trick when they get babysat…. :)

#3 vince (Homepage) on 2008-02-07 17:32 (Reply)

Orbit is very cute but we are definitely still in the adjustment period! No climbing curtains so far but he can jump onto my desk from the floor and judging by the cat hair and displodged objects, he slept here last night …

#4 LornaJane (Homepage) on 2008-02-07 21:41 (Reply)

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LornaJane about PHP Rest Server (part 3 of 3)
Sat, 06.09.2008 20:06
Andrew: As magicmonkey says, I ripped out all the extra bits and bobs to make these examples more readable. I think the point about using JSON as a transport is a very valid one t hough, many languages now have built-in support for working with JSON objects so this would be a valid choice. [...]


magicmonkey about PHP Rest Server (part 3 of 3)
Sat, 06.09.2008 17:28
Presumably, there’s no escaping / filtering because it’s con centrating on the ReST side of the service, not on the many other best-practice sides of PHP. XML is still quite wide ly used, and it’s potentially a better choice than JSON when (eg) exposing APIs at the edge of your application (i [...]


LornaJane about Acer Aspire One (and cosy)
Sat, 06.09.2008 17:23
Mark: I’m itching to try ubuntu on it but since the device i s so new I’m seeing people still having teething problems ge tting all the peripherals working – and I need this working for an event I’m going to next week so I’m holding my horses for now. Ubuntu with XFCE and the additional netbook [...]


Alan Knowles about PHP Rest Server (part 3 of 3)
Sat, 06.09.2008 01:19
please fix the example – escape output!!! – cant say how man y time’s i’ve seen commercial code with bugs like that.. JSON is now more commonly used to do this stuff.. XML is us ed mainly for compatibility with REALLY OLD systems now.. ;)


mark rushworth about Acer Aspire One (and cosy)
Fri, 05.09.2008 19:01
Nice cosy :) have you tried to install any of the other linu x os’s on it yet? i believe theres a nice version of ubuntu thats designed for netbooks if i deserve a slap for that then stick on slackware for extra l33tness :)


Cairo'sBlog about PHP Rest Server (part 3 of 3)
Fri, 05.09.2008 17:47
Olá, hoje no blog da Lorna Jane saiu a terceira e ultima par te de como fazer um REST Server em PHP. Aqui você pode ver o primeiro, segundo e terceiro artigo. Basicamente ele tem o mesmo comportamento do que um SOAP service. Ótimo guia para quem vem …


LornaJane about PHP Rest Server (part 1 of 3)
Wed, 03.09.2008 23:48
Rory: I didn’t abstract the request object but it would be a nice separation to do so. Michael: I haven’t read that b ut I will, thanks for the link. Calling formulaic method na mes seems to a feature of most implementations I’ve seen so far. I haven’t looked at the Zend Framework stuff – t [...]


LornaJane about Acer Aspire One (and cosy)
Wed, 03.09.2008 23:42
Michael: Hey there! Luckily I still have the usual selectio n of other devices at my disposal and this is just for stayi ng in touch when I’m out on the road. I haven’t had any maj or battles with it yet and it certainly weighs a lot less th an my work laptop!


Michael P-J about Acer Aspire One (and cosy)
Wed, 03.09.2008 21:26
I’ve recently acquired an EeePC 900 as a quick-fix to a term inally dead laptop. I’d have bought an Aspire One, but it wa sn’t out when I bought mine and I needed a new computer righ t away. Anyway, I can echo your frustrations with hardware i ssues and the default install of Linux not being all [...]