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Holding a Program in One's Head
Topic: Technology 5:02 pm EDT, Aug 24, 2007

There is a contradiction in the very phrase "software company." The two words are pulling in opposite directions. Any good programmer in a large organization is going to be at odds with it, because organizations are designed to prevent what programmers strive for.

Holding a Program in One's Head


Eclipse SQL Explorer
Topic: Technology 3:47 pm EDT, Aug 23, 2007

Eclipse SQL Explorer is a thin SQL client that allows you to query and browse any JDBC compliant database. It supports plugins with specialized functionality for individual databases (Oracle, DB2 and MySQL) and can be extended to include specialized support for other databases.

The project started as a fork from the original JFaceDb project which has gone commercial and uses some of the core libraries of SQuirreL SQL.

The application is available as a standalone client or as a plugin for Eclipse 3.2.

This is great.

Eclipse SQL Explorer


Force_of_Good: PC Mag Said What?
Topic: Technology 5:11 pm EDT, Aug 20, 2007

ey did. Right here.

Unreal. I remember a time when PC Mag would not even write about Macs. Now they are not just covering them. PC Mag is giving Apple desktops and laptops Editors' Choice awards. Both the iMac and MacBook Pro have garnered the award and are sitting as top rated products on the PC mag site.

Guess that little Intel move was the right thing to do.

Force_of_Good: PC Mag Said What?


Scriptaculous 1.7 Sortables Ajax Example
Topic: Technology 12:37 pm EDT, Aug 15, 2007

Scriptaculous Sortables Demo with Ajax Callback
Built with Scriptaculous 1.7 Beta 2. Drag items in the list below. Each time you update the list an Ajax call is made that updated the database with the new order. View blog entry about this demo

Scriptaculous 1.7 Sortables Ajax Example


What I want in an eBook Reader
Topic: Technology 3:31 am EDT, Aug 10, 2007

I want this Sony Reader paper-like-screen thing in ultra-slim 8" x 10" or 7" x 5", and I want integrated wikipedia. I want each word to be double clickable and it will bring up wikipedia, along with a simple wikipedia search box.

I would get enormous use out of a paper-like-screen book reading device like that. I would put all my books on it.

Wikipedia has changed the way I read. Any interesting concept that comes up in a book I am not familiar with, I check the wiki. It provides context that allows deeper understanding of books I'm learning from, or a deeper immersion in novels.

But the book and the wikipedia are separate, and books on screen suck. So hurry up and combine them in a next-gen Sony Reader with an internet connection. Doesn't have to be fast. GPRS could do it. EDGE/3G/Wifi would be great.

And I want any real book to come with a digital version of itself to put on my reader. I also want to be able to buy any book for my reader, for cheaper than a normal book.

How long will we have to wait for this?

What I want in an eBook Reader


I, Cringely . The Pulpit . Game Over | PBS
Topic: Technology 4:53 am EDT, Aug  4, 2007

The 1996 Act was primarily the work of Senator and then Vice President Al Gore, who may not have invented the Internet but sure helped push it into commercial operation.

I, Cringely . The Pulpit . Game Over | PBS


The New Delta Business Elite Lie Flat Seats
Topic: Technology 2:09 am EDT, Jul 31, 2007

Also http://news.delta.com/photo_display.cfm?photo_id=162&view=low_res

The New Delta Business Elite Lie Flat Seats


Welcome to the SICP Web Site
Topic: Technology 4:37 pm EDT, Jul 25, 2007

Learn LISP

Welcome to the SICP Web Site


Subversion Binaries
Topic: Technology 10:31 am EDT, Jul 24, 2007

The Subversion open source community does not provide binaries, volunteers make them. CollabNet makes available CollabNet Subversion, which is Subversion compiled, tested and certified by CollabNet. Additionally, here on openCollabNet you can download binaries that were contributed by community members.

Subversion Binaries


Sorting It All Out : She typed in 'God damn clippy'
Topic: Technology 5:59 pm EDT, Jul 23, 2007

She typed in 'God damn clippy'

Sorting It All Out : She typed in 'God damn clippy'


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