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Graham 1-Jul-2009 [4153] | a double goto ?? |
Henrik 1-Jul-2009 [4154] | just one quick glance at the list of functions for arrays, and I just want to run screaming back to REBOL :-) |
Pekr 1-Jul-2009 [4155x2] | :-) |
brought the question towards arrays in R3 in rebol3 channel .... | |
Tomc 1-Jul-2009 [4157] | PHP is trying to become java |
Janko 1-Jul-2009 [4158] | yes, php from 4 or 5 on has got many java like features .. many are quite useless IMHO |
Maxim 3-Jul-2009 [4159x2] | death of kodachrome ' :-/ |
http://arstechnica.com/media/news/2009/06/death-of-kodachrome-belies-the-technological-advance-it-represented.ars | |
Graham 5-Jul-2009 [4161] | Has anyone worked with http://www.freebase.com/which appears to be queryable online encyclpaedia |
Geomol 5-Jul-2009 [4162] | Yes, death of kodachrome is terrible. I've just ordered the last 5 Kodachrome 64 films from the danish Kodak company. I hope, they get more before end of year, where it's finito. I plan to take a lot of time off to go and take photos with this film in the autumn. Next year I may end up selling my film camera and go with digital. Nah, probably not. ;-) |
BrianH 6-Jul-2009 [4163] | The theoretical patent problems of Mono are gone: http://port25.technet.com/archive/2009/07/06/the-ecma-c-and-cli-standards.aspx |
Pekr 7-Jul-2009 [4164x2] | After long years, two products are out of beta - Google Mail and VLC media player ... |
FOG - new gfx library based upon AGG ... from the author of ASMJit/BlitJIT - http://twopixels.blogspot.com/2009/06/fog-graphics-library.html | |
Graham 8-Jul-2009 [4166x2] | http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124702911173210237.html#mod=djemalertTECH Google OS for netbooks |
Google OS for netbooks | |
Graham 9-Jul-2009 [4168x2] | Amazon is hiring ... first round interviews are taking place on 2nd Life http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2009/07/amazon-second-life-job-fair.html |
http://aws.amazon.com/startupchallenge/- 3rd annual contest | |
Maxim 10-Jul-2009 [4170] | FOG looks nice, its multithreaded :-) |
Pekr 10-Jul-2009 [4171x2] | I think that we have some tests to try with AGG, once we get back to GUI :-) |
Max - have you heard about Fresco, node based GUI manager? http://www.fresco.org/architecture.html | |
Maxim 10-Jul-2009 [4173] | it seems a cousin to the glass project, of which glob is already very effective, and is a node-based lazy engine for rebol, using AGG exclusively. |
Pekr 10-Jul-2009 [4174] | glob? Somethin new? Well, when we will see Glass runnable? I mean - some cute demo? |
Maxim 10-Jul-2009 [4175x2] | glob has been showcased 3 years ago in a graphics demo... Its also the basis for liquid-paint.r |
GLASS will wait for R3, and plugins. its a decision I took last year. GLASS is also a completely new GUI concept.. its totally different in the way you relate to a gui. There are still a few technological aspects to the concept that I wasn't able to resolve in the architecture itself. This engine should allow non Graphical interface to be applied to any application. like a Voice driven interface to forms, for example. but the application isn't even aware of this... this is part of the skin itself. | |
Pekr 10-Jul-2009 [4177] | Silverlight 3 available, now with ability to create external/offline applications, accelerated GFX and more - http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2009/03/18/silverlight-3-whats-new-a-guide.aspx |
Graham 11-Jul-2009 [4178] | Submitted my Amazon competition entry ... maybe I can win another $25 of credits again though I haven't used up the last $25 i got from them 2 years ago! |
Graham 12-Jul-2009 [4179x4] | Fresco uses Corba, and there isn't a ReBOL implementation ... well, there wasn't when someone last asked on the list in 1999. |
The IDL interface definition is independent of programming language, but maps to all of the popular programming languages via OMG standards: OMG has standardized mappings from IDL to C, C++, Java, COBOL, Smalltalk, Ada, Lisp, Python, and IDLscript. | |
Having a Rebol implementation of IIOP seems as though it would be very useful. | |
Using up to 1,000 high CPU large Amazon instances for space exploration http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2009/06/scaling-to-the-stars.html | |
Graham 18-Jul-2009 [4183x2] | In one of the groups btiffin asked me about net filtering in NZ. It seems it is going to be used by most, if not all the ISPs, and is designed to block child porn. |
ordinary porn is fine .... | |
Sunanda 3-Aug-2009 [4185] | Carl Sassenrath: 13th most influential person in programming!? http://www.webdesigndev.com/programming/30-most-influential-people-in-programming |
Kaj 3-Aug-2009 [4186] | Fair |
Oldes 3-Aug-2009 [4187] | Matt Mullenweg with Wordpress is second? It's not too fair.. what it has to do with programming? |
Izkata 3-Aug-2009 [4188] | Yeah, I thought putting that one so high was rather strange as well... |
Henrik 3-Aug-2009 [4189] | The whole list is quite odd. In fact, I find it very odd that Carl is there. |
Oldes 3-Aug-2009 [4190x2] | Matt is probably here because the site is powered by Wordpress:) |
It would be less odd if the list would be in alphabetical order. Else it's strange, that creator of PHP is after someone who just did application in PHP. But anyway.. it's nice that there are some people who recognize Carl. | |
Kaj 4-Aug-2009 [4192] | It's their personal preferences |
Pekr 5-Aug-2009 [4193x2] | Google to buy On2 - it should theoretically resolve the situation around HTML5 video codec http://www.osnews.com/story/21950/Google_To_Buy_Video_Compression_Technology_Outfit_On2 |
KDE 4.3 released - video available - http://kde.org/announcements/4.3/index.php | |
Henrik 6-Aug-2009 [4195] | I noticed from the discussion on OSNews that most people are concerned with wildly different performance of KDE4 on different hardware: If you are using Nvidia and driver version 1008 with Kernel 2.6.29 with Xorg 7.2.1.3 then you might get good 3D effects with KDE 4.2.99.5. But that combination gives really dicey 2D What kind of desktop "experience" is that? |
Kaj 7-Aug-2009 [4196] | Linux is for adventurers, not for consumers |
Henrik 12-Aug-2009 [4197] | http://news.cnet.com/8301-10805_3-10308013-75.html Seem patent trolling is getting really lucrative. |
amacleod 12-Aug-2009 [4198] | Confused as to what they infringed upon...I thought XML was open standard... |
Reichart 12-Aug-2009 [4199] | I think I can help here (I'm about to have another patent awarded in fact that touches on this same area). First, we all have to laugh here that what the patent covers is that data is sent in a format that is OPEN and STANDARD. XML falls under this definition. From the description “Any program or procedure which needs to format or understand the document must know all of the special codes and be able to correctly separate them from the content. All routines which work with the document must have exactly the same model of how the embedded codes are formatted or placed. If any operation misinterprets the code sequence even slightly, or mistakes content for formatting, the document or a part thereof will be reduced to meaninglessness. “ In other words guys, this group is suing Microsilly for FINALLY playing nice with everyone else. This is the purist form of irony ever, and I love it. I agree with the judge. The problem now is...is there prior art? This is 1994. Permit me to make something clear, they are not claiming that showing something like XML is the scope of the patent, even WordPerfect would should you something like XML if you asked to “reveal codes”, but in fact it was stored internally in some odd format (just like word). The move to storing the data in this standardized way, and showing it in the same way, might indeed by unqiue. The language for storing it has to be standard itself, this self referencing part is what makes this tricky. |
Anton 13-Aug-2009 [4200] | My understanding of it is they had some black beads and some red beads mixed in a pile. The "invention" was to separate the red beads and the black beads. |
Graham 13-Aug-2009 [4201x2] | so, is this like combining an XSD with an XML document ? |
separately they're okay? | |
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