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Oops! MIC's still on, commentators about Palin..... (113)
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CrowdVine vs. Ning (1)
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In response to Luke Gedeon’s point-by-point comparison of CrowdVine and Ning I put my own explanation of when and why CrowdVine comes up on top CrowdVine blog. I think it’s a good explanation of the state of the social network software market because the truth is that Ning and CrowdVine rarely compete for customers.Shared by finalcut (3)Contribute comment -
Parallelism matters (3)
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My colleague Danny Dig wants to rebut my last post, but is in the process of moving, so I will attempt to paraphrase his position. Danny is going to the Universal Parallel Computing Research Center, richly funded by Intel and Microsoft along with a sister lab at Berkeley. That fact alone argues against my impression that multicore research is burning out. Where there is funding, there is research. Danny points out that latency can often ...- Quinny said: Short and to the point
- Miguel Olivan said: autorrespuesta a "Too many cores, not enough brains": http://alarmingdevelopment.org/?p=117
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Ubiquity (1)
permalinkThis afternoon I spent a little time playing with Aza Raskin’s new mega-meta-extension for Firefox, Ubiquity. (If you’re not up to speed on Ubiquity yet, imagine bookmarklets, extended with power similar to Greasemonkey (including the ability to control your entire browser window) and controlled with a lovely command line interface in the model of enso/Quicksilver). Unsurprisingly, I love it. Ubiquity makes the web more scriptable then ever before, and the current implementation combines several of ...Shared by finalcut (3)
- finalcut said: One of the cooler things about this idea is anyone can make a command but not everyone has to "have" that command clogging up their stuff. So I can create my own library of commands and folks can choose to use or ignore them as they see fit.
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Stu’s Java.next series (3)
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If you haven’t already seen this, let me totally recommend Stuart Halloway’s series on the languages he call Java.next. The series look at several different aspects of these languages (Groovy, Scala, Clojure, JRuby), contrast them with each other and Java. Highly recommended if you are in any way interested in the languages that will soon replace Java for much application development. The three published parts are: Java.next: Common Ground Java.next #2: Java Interop Java.next #3: ...Contribute comment -
Juggernaut: Server-side push for Rails (11)
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Juggernaut is a combination of a small Ruby server, a Flash bridge, and a plugin that makes it easy to do server-side push systems in Rails. I played with this idea with Rich Killmer a few years ago and even made a small demo system to present at a conference, but never made it to the finish line of something releasable. So it’s fantastic to see that the guys behind Juggernaut did.Shared by finalcut (3) Florent Solt (0) genki (8) Jana (13) maccman (7) marcolz (19) Marston A, SugarStats (12) MDWeezer (6) Pedro Markun (5) Scott (10) zapnap (18)- MDWeezer said: Wow, pretty impressive little gem. Let me add this to the "gems I'll use whenever I come up with that killer Rails app that I can turn into a full time job with".
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Phusion Passenger - Ruby Apps Easy Deployment on Apache (9)
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Phusion Passenger is an Apache module, which makes deploying Ruby and Ruby on Rails applications on Apache a breeze. It follows the usual Ruby on Rails conventions, such as “Don’t-Repeat-Yourself” and ease of setup, while at the same time providing enough flexibility. Phusion Passenger is a commercial supported open source product that enables people to deploy their Ruby on Rails applications in an upload-and-go manner, which is very reminiscent of the PHP way of deploying. ...Shared by Abe (0) Alex (8) Brandon (2) finalcut (3) George (0) Jerome (4) Ryvis (2) Sandaruwan (16) Vinuth (5)- Brandon said: This looks pretty sweet. Would have been useful when I was writing a video site for my High School in Ruby on Rails.
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Links for 2008-08-26 [del.icio.us] (1)
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Doc Or Die: Berkeley Calendar Network wins Innovation Award (1)
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Links for 2008-08-25 [del.icio.us] (1)
onDo you know any programmers that exhibit these personality traits...? Besides myself?Shared by finalcut (3)Contribute comment
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30 Free High-Quality Wordpress Themes (243)
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Free professional WordPress themes always come in handy. Whether you are looking for some design inspiration or professional coding solutions — in both cases you can learn a lot, you can apply them and you can build customized designs upon them without reinventing the wheel all the time. In this article we present over 30 fresh free high-quality WordPress themes. All themes can be downloaded, customized and used for free — in personal or/and commercial ...Shared by _original (25) a nagano (1) Abraham Velazquez (2) abrudtkuhl (0) Adam Schoales (6) Adrian Jimenez (0) akira (6) Alê Moreno (0) Alex (3) Alexander13 (313) alexcamillo (3) Alireza Ziaie (7) Altuğ Orgun (6) Amir (5) Andrea (8) andreas (3) Andrew (7) Andy (1) Angela (6) Annika Lidne (1) Anol (2) Apostlion (0) Araceli (1) Babak (9) Bananalope (8) Ben (13) Ben Nickell (1) Benjamin (786) Bjoern (1) Bjoern (3) blacktulip (1) Bob Hazlett (5) Bradjward (6) Brajeshwar (20) Brandon (38) Bryan (8) BuildMaster (11) Burke Squires (2) buxx (0) Çağatay Öztürk (11) Carlos (19) Cataldo Cigliola (0) Cecilia Panerai (3) Cesar (3) Charlie (3) Chris (21) Chris Enns (1) Chris Nixon (16) Chris Shearer (5) Christian (49) Christoph Thelen (1) Christopher (31) Christopher Phillips (5) Cody (7) Courtney (6) d1g1t (278) Dana Rockel (1) Daniele Di Gregorio (7) danliebke (47) Dave Cheong (13) David Rabkin (4) Diego Jock (9) DiMar (5) diwakergupta (4) dobata (324) Dominik Wind (0) Doug Stewart (10) Doug Walsworth (8) dryan (6) Duane (8) Dustin DeKoekkoek (6) Dylan Thomas (20) Ed Shull (18) Eldon (16) Elina Kamaeva (0) Eliseo Soto (2) Eoin (8) Eric Atkins (6) Eric Blue (12) Eric Taylor (4) Erik Forsberg (2) Eugen (2) Evelien (10) fesja (11) fijidaddy (12) finalcut (3) Flatlineato (8) Fourbin (15) Franklin P (0) Frawst (6) G.Dewald (1) Gac (5) Gee Why (0) Ghedin (5) Gian Luca (3) Gianni (10) Giovanni Piller Cottrer (2) giu (9) Gregor (9) hadrien (3) happy_soil (12) Heather Cee (1) Jack (18) Jacob Share (86) jaholbrook (5) Jake Strawn (10) Jamie McGibbon (59) Jan (7) Jannik (1) Jason (0) Jay (18) Jay Gerland (3) jay kim (1) Jeremy Botter (6) Jeremy Johnson (2) Jesper (0) Joel (12) joel charlesworth (2) Joh Rogers (4) John (3) jordi ruiz (18) Jorge El (3) Joris (16) Jörn Schreiber (3) Josh (13) judicael (12) Julian Gruber (46) JulioHM (30) Justin (2) Karthik Kastury (1) kevan (5) Kevin Federline (209) Khürt Williams (1) knight (3) KOTARO (0) Kristen (180) Kyle Fox (8) lance (0) LdsNana-AskMormon (95) lebachai (6) Leon Ridge-Cooke (34) leonian (19) liamvictor (93) Lindsay (13) Lolo (2) Luciano Passuello (31) Maksim Berjoza (18) Marc Beharry (36) Mark McKay (1) Marston A, SugarStats (12) Marten (5) Martin Saulnier (3) Mathew (3) Max (1) Max Stanworth (40) MaXCoDeR (3) miasarmento (103) Michael (1) mike (49) Mike F (355) Mike P (0) mmhan (2) Moe (4) mr.petruccio (25) Muhammad Saleem (215) Nik Outchcunis (5) nonozone (0) OcellNuri (9) oleg40a (10) Olle Ahnve (1) ouriel (5) Pablo (6) Paolo Barbana (1) Pascual Gonzalez (1) Patrix (12) Paul Goodrick (0) Paul Spoerry (48) pcnerd37 (4) Peety (85) Peli (15) Peter Bryant (0) pixel78 (1) pvantees (10) Rhett Allain (5) Rich Sipe (3) Richard (8) Rick (1) Rick Butterfield (27) Robby Colvin (7) RobertBrown (5) Roman Roset (1) Ron ALLAN (0) Royce Hsu (2) rszaloki (17) Ryan (3) Sabreen (4) sadiq kassamali (33) Sam (27) Sam (13) Sandaruwan (16) Sandy (0) Saul (15) Selwin (14) serkan alp (16) Shawn (18) Simone Villas Boas (3) Sinclair (27) skp (2) small (11) SomeRandomNerd (3) Stefan (3) Stepan (9) Stephanie Hicks (84) Steve (1) Steven Bradley (9) stevioz (16) Sue (11) sunburntkamel (5) TAKAHASHI Naoto (7) Theodoros G. Karounos (2) Thomas Cox (0) tj hanton (0) Toby (119) Tom Q (5) Tom Steel (3) tweez (31) Uzair (122) Valentino (0) Vinicius (5) vutheara (0) w0lfh0und (459) Wes Brown (11) William Hammock (4) WillinYo (7) Wing Yung (0) Wolfgang (13) yishao (0) zenatuz (12) zhuk (11) Zie (5) zoby (0) மயூ-Mayu (2)Explore read six notes- Araceli said: Some cool free Wordpress themes including a Twilight Saga WordPress Theme.
- Eric Atkins said: Some great stuff in this collection...
- finalcut said: expect to see one of these themes on my blog soon - I have wanted to refresh it but suck and designs.. some of these are really nice.
- Dustin DeKoekkoek said: Smashing magazine always blows me away with their free wordpress theme roundups, will probably switch to one of these soon
- Simone Villas Boas said: Ousando com WordPress porque... oras...
- Tom Steel said: In this article we present over 30 fresh free high-quality WordPress themes. All themes can be downloaded, customized and used for free — in personal or/and commercial projects. Please read license disclaimers carefully before using the theme in commercial projects — they can change from time to time.
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97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know (8)
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A while back, Richard Monson-Haelfel was working on a presentation called "10 Things Every Software Architect Should Know", which was a great idea for a talk. To solicit ideas, he posted to several mailing lists where architect-types lurk about, and he got flooded with responses. I was one of the early contributors because I had been thinking about some of this stuff anyway at the time he posted the call. Richard liked the entries so ...Shared by Carlos Villela (14) Domingo Suárez Torres (1) finalcut (3) Gary (1) Pickles (7) Sebastian Werner (15) Vince (2) Zach Scott (3)Contribute comment -
SQL Buddy - Pretty Web Based MySQL Administration Tool (17)
onSome applications look great in a screenshot, but deliver disappointing results when they are actually used. The driving force behind the development of SQL Buddy was not to produce a great-looking screenshot but rather to create a product that would enable developers to enjoy their work and get more done in less time. SQL Buddy is a web based MySQL Administration Tool similar to phpMyAdmin. It is really easy to install SQL Buddy, just unzip ...Shared by Ashe (3) Brandon (2) Brianna Laugher (5) Convoluted (12) Dragan Stefanov (0) finalcut (3) Geeky (3) Johan (2) Mushin (31) neo (9) pablo (12) Patrick (1) Peli (15) Phil (42) Seth (3) slogoo (6) zoby (0)Contribute comment
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The Most Powerful MySQL Debugging Tool: \G (1)
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I used MySQL for years and years before coming across this little MySQL output-formatting tip that makes all the difference in the world when viewing your raw data. Instead of: SELECT * FROM users; use: SELECT * FROM users\G The result is very nicely formatted output (almost YAML-like, save for the spacing) that’s much, much easier to read (at least for those of us on small, 17″ laptops instead of the mega 30″ monitors).Shared by finalcut (3)Contribute comment -
Working Faster, Avoiding the Mouse (1)
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I’m moving away from my mouse all the time. On the one hand, it’s so much faster to keep my fingers in the same place, and on the other, it’s easier to automate keystrokes than mouse motions & clicks. I especially don’t like mousing through menus, so I’m always on the lookout for keyboard shortcuts. Here are two tools that help me stay away from the mouse. SlickRun SlickRun is an application launcher: a special ...Shared by finalcut (3)Contribute comment -
http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2008/08/13/total-immersion-how-i-learned-to-swim-effortlessly-in-10-days-and-you-can-too/ (63)
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Is it possible to get good at swimming late in life? Yes. (Photo: Shutterhack) Swimming has always scared the hell ...Shared by A Puri (1) Adam Fuhrer (53) Ainsworth (18) Alex (0) Alpha (2) Anand L (6) atul (70) Axle Munshine (6) Chris (0) cmm324 (6) David (6) David (3) David Johns (2) Dissolvism (14) Felicia (15) finalcut (3) FrankRoche (2) Ghiblian (19) Gman68 (6) haraldf (1) Hardeep (0) Hashim (18) Hayk (19) Jason Allen (1) Jeremiah Owyang (12) jmw (0) joel charlesworth (2) Jonas (0) Josh (4) joshb (0) Karthik Hariharan (0) Kevin Fox (10) Krzysztof Kowalczyk (6) Matt (10) Matt Warren (2) Mattias Winther (0) natts (1) Nicole Simon (3) Parveen (5) Paul (3) Paul (0) Pete Williams (0) Peter (1) rachna (1) Radek Pilich (13) Richard Mulholland (0) RLivsey (5) Robert (6) Ryan (0) Sean O (9) Seed Of Life (21) Sham (102) Shane (6) Steve K (13) StreetForce1 (39) Terence Lo (3) The (0) Thomas Amberg (34) Tino (8) Todd Albertson (17) Tomas (0) XNet (6) yuanmai (7)Explore read four notes- Todd Albertson said: Tim Ferriss is a Vision Caster and a go-getter. I love his can-do attitude!
- Ryan said: Read this book/DVD TI-Total Immersion Swimming Technique
- Terence Lo said: wow.
- Parveen said: I am a horrible swimmer. I tried to learn in elementary school, high school, university, and the last two summers. For some reason, my brain, body, and water don't want to cooperate.I'm gonna give this system a try in September.
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Top 10 How To Videos [Lifehacker Top 10] (150)
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Your crafty older relatives used to have to mail-order their video tutorials or wait for "This Old House" reruns to get their DIY on, but the age of streaming video has been good to those who like to tinker and try out neat tricks. From prying open beer bottles with telephone bills to picking locks, from sealing chips to folding T-shirts, we've posted a lot of concise but instructive clips at Lifehacker. Today we're featuring ...Shared by Aaron Marks (1) adang001 (6) AfroWhitey (2) Ahmed Zainal (1) Alex Shliomovich (1) aliencam (1) amende (1) Amihai (20) Andrew Violette (1) andrewcsfan (11) Ansaar Modack (24) Babychen Mathew (247) bendi (0) binduwavell (1) Blake Robinson (2) Brad Davis Seal (23) Bryan Waters (1) Cai Chen (769) Caio (3) CBC (8) cec (0) CED (0) Chad (103) Charles (2) Charles (19) Chilly (1) Chimpadink (1) Chris (12) chris (5) Chris (0) Chris Hagerman (8) Christian (0) Clay Carson (7) Compuwizard123 (16) Crysti the Great (6) Dan (0) Dan McCall (5) Daniel (5) Daniel DeZago (0) David Ebaugh (3) deusdiabolus (58) Dino (6) dobata (324) DOCBook Howto (98) Dr.Eric Fickes (16) DrCris (3) Ed (0) Eric (1) Eric Herboso (3) Ethan Citrin (2) felipefonseca (3) finalcut (3) FINiK (
