I've opensourced my mod_libmemcached_cache project to GitHub.com with the permissions from my company:

    http://github.com/agentzh/mod-libmemcached-cache/tree/master

It's a memcached storage provider for Apache2's mod_cache. In contrast to the mod_memcached_cache module on Google Code, we use the popular libmemcached library rather than apr-util's. Feel free to branch it and I'm very willing to merge back any useful changes and I'd love to send out commit bit as well :)

Mind you, it's licensed under GPLv2. That's my company's decision, not me ;)

I gave a talk at the Beijing Perl Mongers' Feb Meeting last night. It was about my Firefox cluster and vision-based web page extraction technology. I had not expected to see so many people there. Wow. The talk was well received and people asked lots of interesting questions :)

The slides can be freely downloaded from my site (open the ffcluster.xul file in the tarball via Firefox):

    http://agentzh.org/misc/slides/BJPW200902.tar.gz

or browse directly online by Firefox:

    http://agentzh.org/misc/slides/BJPW200902/ffcluster.xul

Because it has many big pictures in it, it's recommended to download it to your local side first and display offline :)

I'll also give this presentation again to those Ruby/Python/Java/C++ guys at Beijing OpenParty's Fox meeting:

    http://www.beijing-open-party.org/index.php/2009/02/beijing-open-party-2009-02-fox-event-begin.html

Just as a site note: recently I'm intrigued by Apache C hacking. My mod_libmemcached_cache is my first Apache module. And I'd love to see more in the near future, such as mod_openresty ;)

Have fun!