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- 9/11 Commission chairman Thomas Kean's suggestion that the administration could have prevented the terror attacks may signal a new, aggressive approach. |
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- Errol Morris tries to pin down Vietnam War chess-master Robert McNamara, and the results are fascinating -- also troubling, deeply confusing and way too artistically precious. |
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- 9/11 Commission chairman Thomas Kean's suggestion that the administration could have prevented the terror attacks may signal a new, aggressive approach. |
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- Errol Morris tries to pin down Vietnam War chess-master Robert McNamara, and the results are fascinating -- also troubling, deeply confusing and way too artistically precious. |
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- 9/11 Commission chairman Thomas Kean's suggestion that the administration could have prevented the terror attacks may signal a new, aggressive approach. |
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- OSNews posted a very interesting interview with Owen Taylor, of Red Hat and GTK+/Pango & Gnome fame. Owen discusses the new features to be found on GTK+ 2.6 and 3.0, where the GTK+ project is heading, support for Cairo and freedesktop.org's new X server, Glade, performance, OpenGL and other new widgets planned, GTK+ language bindings and the possibility of Mono's GTK# becoming the language of choice on Gnome in the future. |
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- In the spirit of the season, Santa's helper Merlin Hughes, who doubles in real life as a Java developer, presents the design and implementation of a J2EE-based secret Santa Web application, along with a discussion of the tools and technologies that can be used to ease the development of such applications. The articles (also see Part 2 and Part 3) provide a broad overview of how to build a J2EE application from the ground up, using some modern tools and frameworks, with details of how these |
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- OSNews posted a very interesting interview with Owen Taylor, of Red Hat and GTK+/Pango & Gnome fame. Owen discusses the new features to be found on GTK+ 2.6 and 3.0, where the GTK+ project is heading, support for Cairo and freedesktop.org's new X server, Glade, performance, OpenGL and other new widgets planned, GTK+ language bindings and the possibility of Mono's GTK# becoming the language of choice on Gnome in the future. |
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- OSNews posted a very interesting interview with Owen Taylor, of Red Hat and GTK+/Pango & Gnome fame. Owen discusses the new features to be found on GTK+ 2.6 and 3.0, where the GTK+ project is heading, support for Cairo and freedesktop.org's new X server, Glade, performance, OpenGL and other new widgets planned, GTK+ language bindings and the possibility of Mono's GTK# becoming the language of choice on Gnome in the future. |
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- In the spirit of the season, Santa's helper Merlin Hughes, who doubles in real life as a Java developer, presents the design and implementation of a J2EE-based secret Santa Web application, along with a discussion of the tools and technologies that can be used to ease the development of such applications. The articles (also see Part 2 and Part 3) provide a broad overview of how to build a J2EE application from the ground up, using some modern tools and frameworks, with details of how these |
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- OSNews posted a very interesting interview with Owen Taylor, of Red Hat and GTK+/Pango & Gnome fame. Owen discusses the new features to be found on GTK+ 2.6 and 3.0, where the GTK+ project is heading, support for Cairo and freedesktop.org's new X server, Glade, performance, OpenGL and other new widgets planned, GTK+ language bindings and the possibility of Mono's GTK# becoming the language of choice on Gnome in the future. |
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- In the spirit of the season, Santa's helper Merlin Hughes, who doubles in real life as a Java developer, presents the design and implementation of a J2EE-based secret Santa Web application, along with a discussion of the tools and technologies that can be used to ease the development of such applications. The articles (also see Part 2 and Part 3) provide a broad overview of how to build a J2EE application from the ground up, using some modern tools and frameworks, with details of how these |
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- (a new IT Conversation) In 1992, Eben Moglen "signed on for the duration of the revolution" as the unpaid general council of Richard Stallman's Free Software Foundation. Now we hear his perspectives on the SCO Group's litigation against IBM. What's SCO CEO Darl McBride's real motivation? Eben suggests, "SCO's job here was to raise its stock price and merely having a contract and trade secret lawsuit against IBM was not likely to raise its stock price much." Hence SCO's demands that Linux users pay SCO a license fee. |
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- (a new IT Conversation) In 1992, Eben Moglen "signed on for the duration of the revolution" as the unpaid general council of Richard Stallman's Free Software Foundation. Now we hear his perspectives on the SCO Group's litigation against IBM. What's SCO CEO Darl McBride's real motivation? Eben suggests, "SCO's job here was to raise its stock price and merely having a contract and trade secret lawsuit against IBM was not likely to raise its stock price much." Hence SCO's demands that Linux users pay SCO a license fee. |
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- (a new IT Conversation) In 1992, Eben Moglen "signed on for the duration of the revolution" as the unpaid general council of Richard Stallman's Free Software Foundation. Now we hear his perspectives on the SCO Group's litigation against IBM. What's SCO CEO Darl McBride's real motivation? Eben suggests, "SCO's job here was to raise its stock price and merely having a contract and trade secret lawsuit against IBM was not likely to raise its stock price much." Hence SCO's demands that Linux users pay SCO a license fee. |
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- A friend just got some spam. The spam had her name, and the name of her place of business. She has given out that combination of information to two places: Amazon.com and Toys in Babeland. |
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- Losses yes, but we're still in suspense on what Linux-using company the SCO Group plans to sue. |
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- Losses yes, but we're still in suspense on what Linux-using company the SCO Group plans to sue. |
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- Losses yes, but we're still in suspense on what Linux-using company the SCO Group plans to sue. |
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- A senior MSP has accused a leading High Street store of not doing enough to promote Scottish writers. (BBC News)... |
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Ouch! (Dec 20 2003 23:11 GMT) - You thought you had a bad day at the office last week? Not compared to this guy you didn't. An... |
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- The later years of W. B. Yeats brought his best poetry, along with personal melodrama on an epic scale. (The... |
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- At 7-8, Tampa eliminated from wild card race |
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- Mountaineers slip to 1-7 |
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- Both pitchers finished 2002 in team's starting rotation |
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- Historic St. Paul grassroots victory on reducing metro emissions |
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- This class is intented to perform Huffman static compression on files with a PHP script. Such compression is essentially useful for reducing the size of texts by about 43% ; it is at its best when working with data containing strong redundancies at the character level -- that is, the opposite of a binary file in which the characters would be spread over the whole ASCII alphabet. It is questionable whether anyone would want to do such an operation with PHP, when C implementations of much stronger and more versatile algorithms are readily avaible as PHP functions. The main drawback of this script class is slowness despite processing intensiveness (7 to 8 seconds to compress a 300Kb text, about 25 seconds to expand it back). |
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- Dec 19, 2003 ... gov egovernment initiative. With this deal, PureEdge XML eforms will be used for grants.gov's grant applications. It is projected ... |
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- Dec 19, 2003 ... which it says enables IT organizations, for the first time, to effectively enforce security and Quality of Service best practices across large numbers of XML ... |
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- Dec 19, 2003 ... new features. One of these extensions, libGlade, makes it possible to create all GUI elements from a single XML file. This reduces ... |
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- Dec 19, 2003 ... new features. One of these extensions, libGlade, makes it possible to create all GUI elements from a single XML file. This reduces ... |
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- Dec 19, 2003 ... put a dent into spam. Office 2003 will actually gain traction as its XML features prove compelling for companies. There will be at ... |
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- Many of 2003's most notable Microsoft releases -- ranging from the Windows Server 2003 to the Visual Studio .NET 2003 development system -- rely heavily on XML ... |
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- Using a combination of WebObjects and XML, there is an awful lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to get your templated pages to display. ... |
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- We demand that the illegitimate pResident George W Bush and his vice pResident Dick Cheney resign from office for the fraudulent act... |
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- We like our neighbors. Aunt Terry and Uncle John live... |
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