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Category Archives: computers
LinuxWorld 2006
LinuxWorld started yesterday here in rainy London and I had a great time! It was the first time ever that I wasn’t a visitor, but was helping out at the Jokosher stand. I did several demos of the app to … Continue reading
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Always buy RAM from Crucial
I needed some extra RAM in my 512MB laptop to do some Java heavy lifting (Eclipse, Netbeans, JBoss, Profilers, etc). Those things can take up a lot of RAM, not leaving much for Firefox and other apps. Seeing that my … Continue reading
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Scoble’s Dashboard Spy
With all the April Fools jokes flying around, The Scobleizer Dashboard has got to be funniest thing I’ve seen in a while. It would be great if someone actually came up with something like this so a blogger can instantly … Continue reading
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Doing quick tasks in Python
A lot of the time at work I have to come up with quick solutions to various programming problems, and I mean *real* quick. There is usually very little time for finding the right library or open source toolkit that … Continue reading
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Ruby on Rails
“Rails is the most well thought-out web development framework I’ve ever used. And that’s in a decade of doing web applications for a living. I’ve built my own frameworks, helped develop the Servlet API, and have created more than a … Continue reading
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Yahoo’s new RSS + SMS service
Yahoo has started a new RSS + SMS service, but reading about it, I’m really not sure what I use I would put it to: RSS + SMS As Russ has already mentioned, it’s typical use case is not the … Continue reading
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Mmmmm – Just look at that glaze!
Mmmmm – 20051101_0047 Originally uploaded by EngelFish. They look like Krispy Kreme, been so long since I’ve been there …
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PlayLouder MSP: legally share music using P2P!
[PlayLouder MSP](http://www.playloudermsp.com/thenews.html) is a new Music ISP that’s going to be launched in the UK in a few days. They’ve got a brilliant idea that frankly a lot of other people should have thought of sooner. Basically you can freely … Continue reading
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Back online!
Finally after waiting for over two weeks I have my net connection back. We just moved home again and it seems we are too far from the exchange this time to get a 2Mbps connection so we’ve settled for 1Mbps. … Continue reading
PSPCasting?
Having written about podcasting in the last post, I was reading this month’s [Wired](http://www.wired.com) magazine when I came across the word pspcasting and was perplexed I hadn’t come across it before. It’s basically a way to use RSS again to … Continue reading
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A Quieter PC
I agree wholeheartedly with Inderjeet [here](http://weblogs.java.net/blog/inder/archive/2005/04/quest_for_a_sil.html) about quieter PCs. I have also rebuilt my old Athlon PC which I had lying around by doing the following: * Replacing the case for a [special case](http://www.quietpc.com/uk/cases.php#acc6607) designed with noise reduction in mind. … Continue reading
J2EE/EJB Persistence Frameworks
I need to start investigating alternative persistence frameworks whenever I get some free time. I’ve tried looking at Hibernate in the past but just couldn’t find the time to implement a small project properly in it and understand the benefits. … Continue reading
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John Carmack is blogging!
http://www.armadilloaerospace.com/n.x/johnc This is very cool, I’ve always admired Carmack for his technical abilities and his abilities to quickly get down and dirty with any new technology. For example in his post about mobile games he starts off with “dusting off … Continue reading
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