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Computer World (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
Intel said Version 2.1 of Thread Building Blocks makes it easier to apply the tool to new uses such as graphical user interfaces, artificial intelligence and network input/output.
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Ed Burnette's Dev Connection (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
There’s a persistent rumor that crops up every few months about social news site Digg being acquired by ____ (insert company here). The latest, citing “multiple sources inside and outside Google”, says that Google will buy Digg for $200M. This is similar to a rumor in March that Digg was going to be acquired “soon” [...]
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PHP Developper (Free subscription) | yesterday
Continuing on in their look at sending MIME emails with PHP, DevShed has posted a better way for you to determine the correct MIME type of the file you're wanting to send (third part of the series). I demonstrated how to build a modular MIME mailer class in PHP 4; it was provided with the capacity to send messages in plain text, and to work with different types of file attachments. This class implements...
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Chris Linfoot (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
You remember that little problem with DNS that I mentioned the other day? The one that was going to be kept under wraps for a month, pending patch deployment? The cat is no longer in the bag. At CircleID - DNS Attack Code Has Been ...
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Cuddletech (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
This is very important, WarGames, the most important geek film ever made, is in theaters TONIGHT at 7:30pm. ONE SHOWING ONLY. This film has been hugely influential for me, and many others. That awesome unbuttoned shirt over tshirt look that we emulate to this day, decades of trying to get text-to-voice to sound like the film (which was an actor reading the lines word by word in reverse), and who didn't...
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Internet News (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Zuckerberg talks up Facebook's plans to host applications and connect users beyond its site while clamping down on rogue developers. But it's got its work cut out for it.
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Internet News (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Log into an OpenSolaris host and start building apps for Facebook and OpenSocial right away and have the scalability to grow, Sun claims.
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Database Journal (Free subscription) | yesterday
With a single MERGE statement, you can easily implement insert, update, and delete logic to handle criteria for maintaining a table. Read on to learn how to use the MERGE statement.
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PHP Developper (Free subscription) | yesterday
In trying to convert over several HTML pages to the DITA XML format, James Edwards came up against a problem involving recursion: But a problem I came across several times was the sheer complexity of recursive element conversion â€" becomes (or one of a dozen similar elements), becomes … and that's all simple enough; but each of these elements might contain the other, or further child elements like...
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PHP Developper (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Thomas Weidner has posted about a method he's come up with to help protect you and your site when uploading files through the Zend_File_Transfer component from the Zend Framework. The new Zend_File_Transfer component is growing day for day. As incredible new feature this component allows to use file validators. These are necessary to increase security and allow to define rules for file uploads (and...
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PHP Developper (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
On the Zenning! blog there's a recent post , the first part of a series, that looks at various web application frameworks both PHP and not (including Ruby on Rails, Prado and Django). As of now, we are moving through the era of web application frameworks . That's the landscape we are surrounded with. Plenty of frameworks have been built during these years broadly categorized under software frameworks...
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cld (Free subscription) | yesterday
Three Java SE 6 team members provide answers to a wide range of questions covering Java SE 6 update 10, compatibility with Firefox 3, JFrame translucency and more...
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Computer World (Free subscription) | yesterday
A CalTech scientist said work has started on developing intelligent space robots that can explore the universe for their human makers.
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Computer World (Free subscription) | yesterday
Superfluous features will be taken out of the database core and moved into modules, allowing users to load them or leave them, as desired.
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cld (Free subscription) | yesterday
Two new articles on Real-Time Java are available. Also there is a nice tool for JRS Thead Scheduling Visualizer. Also two examples of recent adoption and a nice video. More....