English scratches and Italian notes written by Carlo Perassi
Even though I already know that, according to Wikipedia, Carlos and Carla rank as the 3rd most popular names in many Spanish-speaking countries, I still don’t understand why many people outside Italy call me Carlos. I’m Italian and Carlo is my name: please, use it to refer to me. 
Carlo (and Karl, Carl, Charles and so on) means “free man” but you are not free to call me Carlos, not at all!
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Per la seconda volta da quando sono nel Consiglio Direttivo di ILS, ho mandato un telegramma di condoglianze: riporto qui una nota sull’essenza del fatto per chi, ancora non sapendolo, volesse esprimere il proprio cordoglio a Luca e Paolo.
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Having read that
The Zend Framework codebase must be E_STRICT compliant.
on the latest version of a XAMPP server I’ve tested with E_STRICT the three LA(M)P programs that I mostly use: DokuWiki (2007-06-26b), Joomla! (1.5 RC3) and WordPress (2.3.1). Of course DokuWiki is the simplest of them but I was surprised to discover that it can be installed with error_reporting = E_STRICT without showing any warnings (the others showed long lists of them).
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The TPCI November Headline is
Groovy and Scala enter top 50
My headline is
Ruby at its highest rates
I’m definitely old-school.
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This is a reminder for me and a note for you: if using JavaScript based applications extensively (aka the new GMail) you have experienced hanging problems with Firefox on Gutsy, -installing libmozjs0d (the Mozilla SpiderMonkey JavaScript library) should solve them.-
Update (2008-01-03): Tommaso suggests to disable Html Validator for mail.google.com.
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