Heard a chorus of peepers while out on a hike today. Spring has sprung, or at least is springing back.
Continue reading post "#2269"Toby's Log page 49
Symfony console: Freeing up default short options
I like Symfony’s console component, and use it for much of my command line scripting these days. One thing I dislike is that it takes use of some short option characters for itself. The built in handling of verbosity with -v
is nice and is fairly common in the CLI world, but some, like -h
and -n
, are more varied in use and would be desirable to have for various purposes in my own commands. I decided to remove these defaults in my own console app recently, and will describe how to do so.
I went out to my car today to find the battery dead.
Continue reading post "#2258"I went for a hike after work to celebrate the warm weather and later sundown.
Continue reading post "#2250"I saw Guys and Dolls this evening, put on by Rubber City Theatre.
Continue reading post "#2240"Looks like I’ll be going to Stir Trek again this year.
Continue reading post "#2236"It has been powerfully windy since this morning. Likely the windiest it’s been since I’ve moved to Akron.
Continue reading post "#2233"The WebAIM page on screen reader techniques has some subtly funny, slightly dark humor examples on the importance of commas.
Continue reading post "#2231"It feels good to finally be out of my storage unit. It feels good to be saving almost $100 a month and to no longer have my stuff spread to another location.
Continue reading post "#2229"2784, the first HTTP port
Looking at a page discussing the code of the first web browser (WorldWideWeb), I noticed a line designating port 2784 as OLD_TCP_PORT
. After looking into it a bit more, I determined that this was the port used for the web until port 80 was officially designated in January of 1992.