Chesspark Design Details Part 1: Why XMPP? (3)
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I’ve been asked several times to talk a bit about how we built Chesspark, how it uses XMPP, and what various lessons we learned along the way. This is way too much for a single blog post, so I’ll be doing a small series of them on Chesspark’s design. To kick things off, let’s discuss why someone would want to build a game system on top of XMPP in the first place. Why XMPP? It ...
TLS Issues With Google Talk (1)
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It appears as though something broke with Google Talk’s servers recently. Reports are coming in of sudden TLS negotiation failures. Fabio claims that older versions of OpenSSL are at fault, but Ralph suspects that something changed at Google. Specifically this means Twisted Python and Wokkel code won’t work with Google Talk (hosted or otherwise). I’m sure other clients are affected as well, but I haven’t seen many other reports of this. There are work arounds, ...
More XMPP Commandline Goodness (3)
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Seth from the Yahoo Fire Eagle team e-mailed me today about Poetry, our XMPP commandline tools project. It seems that Seth has been thinking along the same lines, and he has created switchboard, a similar tool written in Ruby. It appears switchboard is a little farther along than Poetry. Check out the README file for usage examples. The more tools the merrier I say.
Aspirin vs. Marijuana (1)
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When Bayer introduced aspirin in 1899, cannabis was America’s number one painkiller. Until marijuana prohibition began in 1937, the US Pharmacopoeia listed cannabis as the primary medicine for over 100 diseases. Cannabis was such an effective analgesic that the American Medical Association (AMA) argued against prohibition on behalf of medical progress. Since the herb is extremely potent and essentially non-toxic, the AMA considered it a potential wonder drug. Instead, the invention of aspirin gave birth ...
How About An HTTP Backend For Ejabberd? (2)
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Pedro was trying to convince me this week that ejabberd needs an HTTP backend. This would allow anyone to substitute a backend of their choice very easily, without having to code an ejabberd module in Erlang. It would be easy enough to make an HTTP server wrapper on top of any kind of database you wanted. I wasn’t entirely convinced at first, but as we talked about it more, we decided a CouchDB backend would ...
Motherlode: Does Rewarding Children Backfire? (1)
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Reveal the Mars Phoenix's Classified Discoveries With Photoshop [Photoshop Contest] (5)
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The Mars Phoenix said goodbye last week. It's very sad, like the end of Wall-E. Publicly, the Mars Phoenix was sent to study the planet's water history and whether it could have ever supported life. But we've all seen enough sci-fi movies involving the government to know that there's probably more to it than that, especially if Tommy Lee Jones is involved. So, use Photoshop to show us what the Mars Phoenix really discovered that ...
Google Launches Multiplatform, In-browser Voice and Video Chat (5)
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Groundbreaking web-based email was not sufficient. Embedded instant messaging was not enough. Google Talk voice chat was too “old-fashioned.” Never satisfied with the status quo, the wizards at Google have rolled out a new Voice and Video service and have made Mac users first-class citizens for the new feature. As with the majority of their shiny new toys, Google Voice and Video is not exactly available to everyone just yet, but when it finally is, ...
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Multi as in windows/Mac, I believe.
Conferencias de voz y video en Gmail (ENG) (1)
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¡Al fin! Una característica que muchos estábamos esperando. Hace unos minutos han avisado de esta nueva funcionalidad basada en estándares como el XMPP. De momento sólo está disponible desde Gmail, y para poder usarla es necesario instalar un plugin en el navegador. De momento parece no estar disponible para Linux.etiquetas: voip, gmail, voz, conferencia, chat, gtalk, jabber, xmpp» noticia original
因为你是我的朋友 (1)
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原文作者:轶名原文链接:Because you are my Friend翻译:luyue因为你是我的朋友 因为你是我的朋友,我将为你做心灵和身体允许我做的一切。 当你处于低潮时,我会和你一起哭,为你分担痛苦。 当你如愿以偿时,我会和你一起笑,为你尽情欢乐。 当你需要我的时候,我一定会在那里, 当你不需要我的时候,我一定会离去。 但是,不要期待我的完美,因为我让你烦恼的一天必将到来,你将受到伤害。 当我令你情绪低落的时候,不是因为我渴望伤害你,也不是因为我不再爱你。 只因为我是人,而那是谁也避不开的人性弱点。添加评论相关文章: 你应该自己做生意吗? 自立的陷阱是什么? 2007中文网志年会:中国最连线的会议
Polyglot - A program in eight languages (1)
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What is it? Polyglot is a computer program in eight languages. You compile it with your favorite compiler and run it. It says: hello polyglots It supports the following languages: COBOL (ANSI) Pascal (ISO) Fortran (ANSI, f77) C (ANSI-ish) PostScript Linux/Unix shell script (bash, sh, csh) x86 machine language (MS-DOS, Win32, Linux) Perl (version 5)
bodyguard - Facelets EL functions for Spring Security (1)
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Yesterday I wrote a small set of EL functions to use with spring security, now I can get easy access to spring security roles and authentication info as well. Here’s an example of how bodyguard can be used in your facelets code: <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:bg="http://faces.eti.br/bodyguard"> <body> <!– Display logged message if the user is authenticated –> [...]