SAGE - computer of the Cold War
The SAGE (Semi Automatic Ground Environment) system was one of the first realtime computers and it was huge - deep inside caverns enormous computers... more »
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Wordpress SEO – rel=nofollow for Trackback/pingback Links :: Web Scripting
Use rel=nofollow in your trackback/pingback links for better seo. It avoid seo leak from trackback.
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Architect's Thoughts: Willy's SOA Manifesto
Yep, my own. Although it may have some shared ideas, this is not a group agreement, nor the savior of what is now known as SOA (which is what is being... more »
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How did your ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala install or upgrade go? | ubun2.com
Please share your experience of fresh install or upgrade experience from ubuntu 9.04 jaunty or other old ubuntu versions to the latest new 9.10 karmic... more »
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Commercial and Open Source OCRs
I did some research on the Commercial and Open Source OCRs a month ago for my project. I documed some random notes on each of the OCR Software. Hope... more »
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Seasonal Myths About Freelancing
Every year, around this time, I get an email or two from someone wanting to know how to make a few bucks freelancing in time for the holiday season. I... more »
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3 Reasons Why I Wouldn't Do Agile Project Management
Agile project management doesn't suit every situation...
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Windows 7 vs Ubuntu 9.10
There's a lot you can compare among them. This one focuses on Performance and Gaming benchmarks
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The Django community in 2009
In March of 2007, I attempted to measure the size of Django’s community. That March turned out to be a major inflection point in Django’s growth: the... more »
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Noda Time is born
There was an amazing response to yesterday's post – not only did readers come up with plenty of names, but lots of people volunteered to help. As a... more »
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Why Every Developer Should Write Their Own Framework
Lots of people have the itch to write their own frameworks. They think that they can do better than Zend, Cake, Symfony, or application-level... more »
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How Experienced Developers Can Handicap a Lean Startup
Start-up success depends on rapidly figuring out what customers will actually buy, a process that often requires quickly hacking solutions and other... more »
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It takes real balls to do it right
It does not take a genius to realize that I (and most others on this blog) are fans of JetBrains. But what it may take a genius to realize is it... more »
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Penniless Startup Founders
A few years ago, we started the company with nothing in the bank and we've managed to not only survive but prosper regardless of today's tough... more »
5 Rotten Things No One Else Has Told You About the Clients You’ll Work For
In over 10 years of freelancing I’ve had the fortune, and sometimes misfortune, of working with some unusual clients. While each client is a unique... more »
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Groovy, Sometimes You Still Need a Semicolon
Like Javascript, semicolons are optional in Groovy except for when they aren't optional. These examples are both pretty contrived, though I found both... more »
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How much Architecture do you need?
Thoughts on the amount of Architecture artefacts you might need to create
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It’s Okay To Write Unit Tests
Bad Experience Does Not Equal Bad Practice
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