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My name is Mark Doliner. I’m a computer software engineer living and working in North Carolina, USA. I worked in the San Francisco Bay area for 13 years before moving back East in 2019. My email address is mark@kingant.net.
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“No good, it’s full of steam!”
I updated The Songs of Summer with this summer’s song. It is Parenthesis by The Blow. That album is great. I’ve started biking to work again. It’s 2.4 miles, which is perfect. Not enough time to sweat and long enough … Continue reading
The Fun Part of the Roller Coaster
Last night at work we finally released our next big product. It’s called meebo rooms. It’s basically just a bunch of chat rooms. What’s good about it? Completely web-based, no need to download anything Can be used anonymously, no need … Continue reading
What you at?
I went over a month without posting nothing. Forshame! The past few weeks have been crazy busy. We’re working on this awesome thing at work that I can’t talk about but you’ll find out about it later but there’s a … Continue reading
C: The One True Language
Call me crotchety, but I feel like C is the only language that should be used for software that could ever be required to be scalable. So like, servers and stuff. I guess I’m ok with C++, too. I just … Continue reading
Wow, Beryl is Amazing
The Beryl window manager (geeky Unix computer stuff) is freaking incredible. It’s one of those new-fangled 3d window managers. You know how OS-X has the fancy expose stuff and all that jazz? It’s sort of like that, but for Linux. … Continue reading
Audio Encoding and Climbing Gyms
I ripped 12 CDs yesterday. I encoded them in the FLAC format instead of mp3. It’s a lossless audio compression format, so the files are a bit bigger than mp3s. The average comes out to about 330MB per album. With … Continue reading
meebo is hiring!
I don’t know if I’ve mentioned this before, but meebo, the company I work for, is hiring! We’re looking for rad C/C++ developers. If you’ve contributed some stellar code to any large C or C++ project, and you know your … Continue reading
“The smallest insect may cause death by it’s bite”
Sometimes people ask how they can get started working on an open source project. Start off small! It’s much easier to get acquainted with a hoard of source code if your goal is to change something small. If you try … Continue reading