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[jetpack] Mozilla Labs » jetpack » Blog Archive » Elevating JavaScript ...: We’ve presented some ideas on how to make JavaScript computations faster (in processing and development) by implementing auto-parallelization within Jetpack. We believe that with such advancements in place, developers could begin to write imperative, parallelizable code.

[haitao的空间- szhaitao - 和讯博客] Good Quality Applications Built With Delphi - haitao的空间 ...: Two file windows side by side, compare files, synchronize directories, multi file rename, file search with regular expression, handles Zip and other archive file formats like sub-directories, FTP client, file viewer. ...... 30th July 2005, VVVV, Powerful graphical programming language to build high performance, high end multimedia applications. High-Performance DirectX-based rendering, programmable pixel shaders, many objects for logic and animation, accessing devices ...

[Mozilla Labs] Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » Browser Memory (Tools) Directory: at Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, his interests include parallel computing and distributed algorithm development. The goal of this article is to share .

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] Review of Magento, an Open Source E-commerce Platform: Sun Microsystems is looking at providing its Java Enterprise System (J2EE) customers with a database management solution that will either take advantage of existing open-source database management technologies or developed in-house. I think they should leverage from some high quality open source database management solutions rather than re-inventing the wheel.

[Armed and Dangerous] Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Three Systemic Problems with ...: I wonder if distributed bug / issue trackers, such as mentioned BugsEverywhere, or ditz, TicGit, CIL, Gerrit Code Review (I’m sorry for pro-Git bias here) which store bug / issue info inside distributed version control system repository, and wiki / blog / CMS engines such as ikiwiki, wikiri, WiGit, Nuki, Tekuti, Chuyen etc. (again I am sorry for pro-Git bias in this list) which store / can store revision information in distributed version control system can help here.

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] PostgreSQL Vs MySQL: Comparative Review: Postgresql command line interface psql presents a stumbling block to any mysql users. Try running psql on command line and you will get a nice and unfriendly error message: FATAL:  database "root" does not exist Most MySQL users face this problem initially with Postgresql because Postgresql works differently.

[Paulo Morgado's Shared Readings] Ex-Microsoftie: Company today 'a lot like IBM was in 1985': So, cloud computing is central to all of this. Amazon, Google and Microsoft are all competing in this space, but with very different technical approaches and business models. No one technology or model will be best for all situations and workloads. Microsoft's approach will appeal to ..... Dodge was not fired for being 'the face of Microsoft', he was fired for repeated bad performance and saw it coming... wait and see how GOOG will handle a random guy like that. ...

[Asa Dotzler: Firefox and more] Asa Dotzler: Firefox and more: if you have nothing to hide...: One of my main points was that an IE user using Bing searching for Mozilla Firefox Free Download will more than likely see an ad for IE first, at the top, as a sponsored listing whereas that same IE user running the same query on Google will see first, at the top, as a sponsored listing, an ad for Firefox paid for by Mozilla so if you're a Firefox advocate such as I am, which search provider would you prefer that people use? Now Asa is suggesting that Firefox users use Bing (not IE users) but if a trend is started that spreads through the 330+ million Firefox users who are very influential to begin with, then it will carry over to IE users.

[Charlie's Diary] Charlie's Diary: Gadget Patrol: 21st century phone: eat into that perfect situation requiring error correction but the PCI-card V.90 modems that cost about a tenner each quantity 100,000 FOB China were transmitting and receiving 40-50kbps reliably over a POTS voice channel that is/was filtered to 3.5kHz. ADSL and cable use the same techniques, just with wider frequency ranges -- a typical ADSL circuit from the exchange DSLAM to the modem in the home has a bandwidth of about 2.5-3MHz and can carry 24Mbps of data in perfect conditions (which never exist in reality).

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