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A look at what can happen when you don't know what you're doing
Jacob Sedelin continues the mad experiments. The well-known founder of Javascript-ports Mario and Wolfenstein 3D was come to mind by idea to keep a javascript-code in a PNG-picture, thereby using possibilities of a compression of this format for code compression. The author has laid out small library which by means of a method getImageData() object Canvas reads out bytecode from a picture and translates it in clear for function eval() the form.
With JavaOne coming up next week, I thought this little tribute might be approriate.
A little picture/chart of a web developer day, or life... :S It also applies to designers ;)
a list of horrible css crimes - the truth has to come out eventually :)
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I’m trying to download a file from the evil Rapidshare (who make you wait about 2 painful minutes before giving you the file) and just after the wait time is over, I get a Captcha looking like this:
In light of the recent news about American Airline's maintenance problems, I sat down and talked with my Dad about aircraft maintenance. You see, my Dad was a maintenance Crew Chief for Pan American Airlines for nearly 30 years and I wanted to understand how things got so bad for American. My Dad explained the inner workings of Pan Am's maintenance program to me. The program dated back to late 1960's and early 1970's and was remarkably agile-sounding
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
A couple of videos showing how to make good use of a wii remote and a gamepad at work for development! :-)
Funny song about the Model-View-Controller design pattern.
27 images of macs with wallpapers giving the appearance that the screen is see-through. Very cool.
A funny story about disappointment and Clearcase, IBM's (former Rational, former Atria) version control product. It is written in a "love affair" style, like talking about a real break up with his couple...
This one is inspired by a recent forum post, that still leaves me in amazement. Hi, Im wondering how i can create a boat in turing and if someone can post a example. This makes no sense, since one doesn’t normally make water vehicles in Turing, the programming language. Though this got me thinking — if a programming language was a boat, what would it be?
The software development process is a big black box for basically everyone on the planet earth, except for a few, proud individuals who speak geek and wear silly tee-shirts. To everyone else who doesn’t read code or wear silly tee-shirts but work with people who do, the last bit of sanity they have is during the time they get to tell development what they want.
Most mornings I make it a habit to do a quick check of Google Analytics in order to view the stats on this blog. I’m usually greeted with somewhere between 25-35 visitors a day sometimes spiking to 50 or more. So you can imagine my surprise when I saw this:
When it rains, it pours! Yesterday was a HUGE day for tech news, especially news relevant to the Java audience. It was such a huge news day, in fact, that I'm certain we have missed some very important headlines.
When I get hired by a new company, I want the company to know. These are my rights, Do you choose to accept them before I start working for you?
An open-source project surprised insiders today by announcing an implementation of the Java programming language on the JVM. The language, jJava, reflects the current trend for using the JVM as a systems platform for various languages.
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