Updated Sanjana's photoset in flickr.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Microsoft surface
Muti-touch, muti-user, device recognizing surface computing from Microsoft. Don't expect this coffee table to hit your home for next few years, hopefully demand should drive down the price to something affordable after 2010. This is just beginning of how things are going to change in computing world, from the not-so-fancy box in the desk or that oversize thing in lap. One of the future features is going to be connected devices with intelligent human interface, bye-bye keyboard/mouse.
Labels:
Scraps
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
For while i'm not involved with significant development activities, hence replacing Building tomorrow's legacy system, Today! with something that aptly reflects the real significance of my babbles, err i mean the posts.
Labels:
Scraps
Monday, July 07, 2008
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
$150 by July 4th ?
Last month Morgan Stanley projected oil will hit $150 by July 4th. Are we nudging close to peak or already on the summit of the peak.
Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash (Trailer)
full documentary
DVDRip here.
It may be end of oil, but one shouldn't under estimate man-kind's ultimate weapon, "innovation". What if we crack the cold fusion, there may not be high hopes now, but practically feasible solution like combination of alternate energy and energy efficiency, may give us the breather for next break-through.
Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash (Trailer)
full documentary
DVDRip here.
It may be end of oil, but one shouldn't under estimate man-kind's ultimate weapon, "innovation". What if we crack the cold fusion, there may not be high hopes now, but practically feasible solution like combination of alternate energy and energy efficiency, may give us the breather for next break-through.
Labels:
docu
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Scraps for this week
- The .NET Framework 3.5 Common Namespaces and Types Poster
- iTextSharp. Good/Free/Open-source pdf library. Collection of samples here. Original Java library's ebook.
- Today development site was pointing to prod db and client support team told me this even happens in reverse and they told me biz component uses db config from dll's app.config and hence they recompile the dll with different environment config. First reaction to what is happening stumped me, I was under assumption when web app used this component, component should be erroring out as these config entries are not available in web.config or in worst case retrieved empty string as values. Looks like .net embeds, compile time config entries as default values in the assembly. Some more light to what is happening under the hood here.
- Strange skies
- iTextSharp. Good/Free/Open-source pdf library. Collection of samples here. Original Java library's ebook.
- Today development site was pointing to prod db and client support team told me this even happens in reverse and they told me biz component uses db config from dll's app.config and hence they recompile the dll with different environment config. First reaction to what is happening stumped me, I was under assumption when web app used this component, component should be erroring out as these config entries are not available in web.config or in worst case retrieved empty string as values. Looks like .net embeds, compile time config entries as default values in the assembly. Some more light to what is happening under the hood here.
- Strange skies
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)