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1	Friday C Quiz: Know Your Closures You know what? This closure thing has gotten into my head. I know it's pointless and useless to think and talk about it all the time, but I can't help it. Well, my loss is your gain. And today's Friday quiz will take you all the way back to C. Yes...	Apr 4, 2008
2	GNU grep's New Trick I stumbled upon this Linux.com article: GNU grep's new features about a week ago. (No, the StumbleUpon Firefox plugin was not used.) I printed it out but only got a chance reading it on Thursday. It talked about several new features in GNU grep 2.5 ...	Jun 10, 2006
3	GNU's Now Unix Tim Bray: I think Sun could legally ship something like this under the name “GNU/Unix”. Which would be concise, descriptive, accurate, and funny. (Because GNU stands for “Gnu’s Not Unix” and Solaris, after all, is.) I was chatting this over with Si...	Feb 10, 2006
4	Free Java Opens Doors To .NET World I spotted this message on the GNU Classpath mailing list yesterday: Michael Kay: I'm working on a port of the Saxon XSLT and XQuery processor to the .NET platform using IKVMC. (You may already be familiar with this as Saxon.NET, but I'm now looking a...	Jan 28, 2006