Archive for January, 2007

Social network map of the New Testament

I would like to know the ESV guys because it appears that I have much in common with them. It seems very rare that a Biblical translation would have as many geeky features. The latest proof is the social network map of the New Testament. Too, too cool.

A network diagram showing co-occurrences in the New Testament with Jesus as the hub.

Clemson vs Duke - Watch the Clock, Ref!

links for 2007-01-26

links for 2007-01-24

  • Hadoop is a framework for running applications on large clusters of commodity hardware. The Hadoop framework transparently provides applications both reliability and data motion. Hadoop implements a computational paradigm named map/reduce, where the appli

Sun and Intel Play Nice

Through a tickler from Jonathan Schwartz’s blog, I notice the Sun - Intel announcement. Looks to be a very good thing for Sun as they work to legitimize the open-sourced Solaris operating system on Intel hardware, but it puts geeks like me in a pinch, Linux or Solaris…tough call.

But what does it cost and can you really get help from Sun? The word from the mavens (Joyent, matt mullenweg) is mixed.

Finally, what does an endorsement from Intel mean? Does Intel endorse Linux? What’s the significance of an Intel endorsement of Java? The marketing (dark) side of me says that it’s got to be good when two CEOs of big companies get together and talk about Java and open source, but the engineer in me wonders how this will make my life easier.

Every Ad in Times Square

Photographs of every ad in Times Square…and it only took the guy 3 hours.
Times Square

links for 2007-01-12

  • CrossOver Linux allows you to install many popular Windows productivity applications, plugins and games in Linux, without needing a Microsoft Operating System license. Now supports MS Office 2003.

links for 2007-01-11

links for 2007-01-10

Pics of the new Apple iPhone

iPhone

Engadget has a great list of iPhone pictures.

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