Joy BlakeJoy's InfoWorld Watchlos hindes se suben a la parra- (Found July 5, 2008 ) El puto AMO DA FAQUIN MASTER al igual que las textiles y las de automviles trasladan su produccin a pases de oriente, las grandes compaas de IT trasladan sus centros de programacin a Banglalore en INDIA que se ha convertido en el Silicon Valley de Asia gracias a las buenas capacidades de programacin de los hindes (pensamiento lateral, tb son buenos en ajedrez) y a los bajos costes... pues se han subido a la parra y ahora piden ms pasta...http://dafaquinmaster.blogspot.com/2004/11/los-hindes-se-suben-la-parra.html Solutions for identity theft- (Found July 5, 2008 ) Trends Online identity theft: Many medicines, no cure. "But as problems like phishing scams change from e-crime phenomenon to endemic online threats, technology companies -- both large and small -- are bringing products and services to market that they claim can end, or greatly reduce, the threat of online identity theft."http://www.byz.org/~rbanks/movableType/webLog/trends/archives/002024.html New directions in source code analysis- (Found July 5, 2008 ) XMLMania.com Large-scale software systems are staggeringly complex works of engineering. Bugs inevitably come with the territory and for decades, the software profession has looked for ways to fight them. We may not see perfect source code in our lifetime, but we are seeing much better analysis tools and promising new approaches to remedy the problem. TDD (test-driven development) is one increasingly popular approach to finding bugs. The overhead can be substantial, however, because the test...http://www.xmlmania.com/index_article_968-New-directions-in-source-code-analysis.php SCO still planning to post new lawsuit information site- (Found July 5, 2008 ) NewsForge Despite what TechWorld, InfoWorld, Groklaw, and other IT news outlets reported or implied yesterday and today, The SCO Group said it still plans to post a new Web site that tells the company's side of the story of its breach-of-contract lawsuits against IBM, Novell, and other companies. SCO had announced on October 13 that it would open a new site on November 1 called Prosco.net. That name has now been dropped in favor of SCOinfo. com, but no date has been given as to when it will go.http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=04/11/02/215216 Monad (aka Microsoft Shell, MSH)- (Found July 5, 2008 ) diego sevilla's weblog Despus de 25 aos de la patata que Windows llama su "shell", Microsoft ha dado un paso interesante en cuanto al shell. Ya era hora. Hay muchas cuestiones interesantes en lo que muestra el artculo de InfoWorld: por ejemplo, el uso de la "pipe" como comunicador de procesos, como en Unix (nada nuevo bajo el sol), pero hay algo ms informacin semntica, lo cual es ms interesante (por ejemplo, los datos se tratan como en tablas, con sus columnas asociadas a elementos de...http://neuromancer.dif.um.es/blog/index.php?p=22 Il nome MSH- (Found July 5, 2008 ) Massimo Morelli's Weblog Sembra che Microsoft uscir con una nuova shell di comando (quella che adesso la "finestra DOS") sul modello delle shell di Unix. Il nome MSH. A questo punto non mi interessa molto, ma ci sono stati anni in cui mi chiedevo chi era quel bagongo che, avendo inventato il dos, non voleva renderlo utilizzabile. La cosa bella che (innovazione, innovazione!) hanno ripreso il vecchio sistema "pipes and filters" di Unix. "With MSH, Windows system administration manages to be...http://blog.morellinet.com/categories/momoblog/2004/11/02.html#a1359 Voting machine fiasco- (Found July 5, 2008 ) Bug-Box.net Although the general idea on bug-box is to talk about bugs that have been discovered and howwhy they came about, I have to take this opportunity to look at some bugs that are certainly going to appear over the next few weeks. No, I'm not talking about unannounced bugs in whatever-operating-system-you-care-to-hate-the-most, these bugs are much more serious - bugs in the voting systems that are going to be used in the US elections. I've been reading quite a lot about these systems...http://www.bug-box.net/index.php?itemid=11 IBM dominates list of top supercomputers- (Found July 5, 2008 ) Juha Haataja's Universal Digital Ideas "With performance almost double that of the Earth Simulator, in Yokohama, Japan, IBM Corp.'s Blue GeneL on Monday was officially ranked first on the Top500 list of the world's fastest supercomputers. IBM built four of the top ten machines on the biannual list, which was set to be announced Monday evening at the SC2004 conference in Pittsburgh." InfoWorld: Top News The fastest supercomputer in Finland is now in position 295. In the June list the position...http://radio.weblogs.com/0112083/categories/drm/2004/11/09.html#a3986 Microsoft to skip Itanium with supercomputing Windows- (Found July 5, 2008 ) Maarten Goet's Techlog.nl Microsoft Corp. will support only x86 processors with 64-bit extensions when it releases a special version of Windows Server for high performance computing (HPC) next year, leaving support for Intel Corp.'s Itanium 2 for a later, undefined date. Microsoft is sharing early details of its Windows Server 2003 Compute Cluster Edition, previously called HPC edition, at a supercomputing conference in Pittsburgh this week. "In our first edition, we don't plan to support...http://www.techlog.nl/archive/2004/11/09/microsoft_to_skip_itanium_with The state of rich Web apps- (Found July 5, 2008 ) Adnan Wasim: Adnans Sysadmin Blog People want to be able to get on a system, and instantly start browsing, filling out forms, or what have you. They dont want to sit on an app and first figure out if they are connected or not. If they are not connected, they have to connect. The wait in itself is bad. Then there is the day when the server does not connect. People just dont want to deal with these things. Further, todays rich web apps dont have the capability to save data and upload later. Maybe.http://vasim.blogspot.com/2004/11/infoworld-state-of-rich-web-apps.html |