Monthly Archives: October 2005

IBM takes on JBoss

Announcing IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition This is an important announcement (along along with others) as it furthers the committment of big companies to open source products with support. Linux is mainstream with support from Novell, Red Hat, IBM, … Continue reading

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links for 2005-10-24

Unix for Advanced Users (tags: unix linux) Howto … remaster a KNOPPIX like LiveCD (tags: knoppix) VMware Player FAQs (tags: vmware)

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links for 2005-10-23

Programming For Hackers (tags: hacks c) alisdair: http://itunes.stanford.edu/ (tags: podcast itunes)

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links for 2005-10-21

Constructing Web Services with the Globus Toolkit Version 4 (tags: grid java)

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Bruce Tate on the Future of Java

Technologies to Watch: A Look at Four That May Challenge Java’s Development Dominance Good insight, and definately the “party line” with the development press. My thoughts… Dynamic Languages – There has to be some benefit to static typing. In my … Continue reading

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Airlines and Entertainment

The future according to Steve Gillmor in Manhattan Metadrama…I like it. On JetBlue…and watched the White Sox clinch the pennant. Note to airlines: I scheduled the flight to match the game and West Wing.

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links for 2005-10-17

MacDevCenter.com: Installing Fink on Mac OS X (tags: osx fink) MacDevCenter.com: What Is Activity Monitor (or How to Take Your Mac’s Pulse) (tags: osx)

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links for 2005-10-15

Sam Ruby: Ruby on Rails vs LINQ (tags: ruby)

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links for 2005-10-14

pretender: Home (tags: java ftp)

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Excellent Apple Speculation

I love this kind of worl-domination-master-plan-subversive speculation. The Clicker: Apple’s real plan for iPod video? (and a very good point about torrents and H.264)

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