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False Positives
Canadian Word of the Year : Prorogue, written 22 hours ago, Prorogue : 1. To discontinue a session of a parliament. Prorogations not related to the conduct of an election are unusual. 2. To postpone; defer. 3. To scamper (run) away, with smelly pants, from a scheduled vote of confidence you whe...
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CodingExperiments
The Sudden Epiphany of Understanding I Received from Blogging, written 1 day ago, Update: Note that the thoughts I describe in this post ONLY apply to my blog posts. Three other authors have contributed to this blog. Today is the one-year anniversary of my first post on this blog. Please do not read...
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Everything Binary
What do you want for your iPhone/IPOD Touch?, written 4 weeks ago, What kind of applications do users want for their new IPhone or IPod Touch? We know that Apple's SDK has some restrictions on what a programmer can or cannot access. For example, a Profile Manager to handle Ringtones, Volume controls...
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Real Time Collision Detection
Branchless selections, written 3 weeks ago, Some CPU instructions sets offer a way of selecting bits from either of two registers based on the bits of a third register. For example, the SPUs of the CELL in the PS3 have the selb instruction: selb rt,ra,rb,rc The result of selb is placed in rt and eac...
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Airfrost
River Jiang's blog, where he writes about the Internet, Ruby, Rails, web design, Symphony, and other neat things.
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Diaries, Triumphs, Failures, and Rants
2004 Geyser Peak Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, written 1 week ago, 2004 Geyser Peak Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon: Simple but effective label, color nice but not opaque, simple nose, less body than I like in a Cabernet, plenty acidic, short-medium finish. Not one of my favorites, but st...
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Prajeesh's Tech Blog
Printing a web page using ASP.net, written 1 month ago, Printing is a common feature needed in almost every type of web pages, there is a plenty of options to include print feature in your web page, i would like to describe two methods. 1.Printing Using java script It is a simple task This HTML co...
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Coffee and Clover
I like a bit of wordplay. Coffee is about Java programming and Clover is a reference to one of my online personae that is a leprechaun. I also on occasion have my coffee with clover.
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Guru4Mobile
This blog is about latest happenings in mobile industry
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barcode software / rfid software / mobile tagging / daq
RssHugger Review, written 1 week ago, It turned out that registering this blog is essential to get visitors. While browsing the net for free rss submission services (overviews are provided by RSStop55 or www.toprankblog.com). I also stumbled over RssHugger.com. It sounds like a fair deal, they are l...
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iPhone Development Bits
Cocoa Framework a mirror image of Actionscript ?, written 3 days ago, Flash and Cocoa are shockingly similar. Much of the Cocoa framework is a mirror image of Actionscript classes / components. For example: UIView = MovieClip NSNotification = Event UIButton = Button Read the full article here
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The Linux and Unix Menagerie
Friday Night At The Movies - Stars Wars On Linux Or Unix Via Telnet, written 9 hours ago, Hey there and a good Friday to you all, Special Note: Since this Telnet version of Star Wars was released a long time ago (less than a decade) in a galaxy far far away (not in my back yard), a lot...
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Half Bytes
Coding, scripting and contemplations.
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Jamelio
Jonathan Fren on tech, life, & business.
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Axelology
Axel Jensen on Coldfusion and... other stuff.
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Uwe Hermann
very similar to World of Warcraft, written 1 day ago, I used similar instructions to install/configure World of Warcraft. Comments: In Debian 5.0 (testing or unstable), by default the CD is set to be user mountable. Mounting it as root should be unneccessary. For security, I created a second ...
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Unwesen
New Printer, written 3 days ago, After the breakdown of my old printer, I went and bought a newer printer. Figuring that I’ve always done well enough with HP printers, I went and bought a newer model of theirs, the LaserJet CP1510n. I picked it to meet at least the same requirements as my old one...
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OpenSuse Linux Rants
OpenSUSE 11.1 beta5 Available for Your Pleasure, written 3 weeks ago, OpenSUSE has another beta out. This time it’s beta 5. Here are the announcements, both written by Joe Brockmeier, from the OpenSUSE news room: Greetings, openSUSE fans! We have another development release ready for your testin...
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Code|Beta
More photos from Cortes City, written 1 day ago, I’ve been having less time to work on my photos from the trip so there are still some that I have to upload. Here are a couple more photos from the trip. I managed to capture this Dragonfly in a number of poses and this is one of them. I had to use...
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Andrew Stopford's Weblog
If only my IDE could do......this, written 2 days ago, I first asked what you most like in your IDE (thanks for your comments, keep them coming), one thing I was after were your thoughts on the following. Code windows in tabs, if your working with a lot of files you end up with a lot of tabs,...
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