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quickSub 0.3.4
The latest version of quickSub has been released, with a couple of minor changes. My Yahoo! has been added to the list of aggregators, and the stylesheet has been updated to address a rather nasty window size issue on IE … Continue reading
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Is it August already?
I’ve just realized that it has been 4 months, to the day, since I last posted to this blog. Now, some may put it down to laziness, lack of enthusiam, or the inability to muster together something interesting to talk … Continue reading
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Java, .exe and NSIS
A posting on Brian Duff’s blog about creating native Windows launcher executables for Java applications inspired me to write a short posting about my experience with the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS). I will not go into much detail about … Continue reading
Write-Cache Enabled?
… otherwise known as when is a sync() not a sync()? Recently I ran some performance tests on disk I/O, from both Java and C-based applications. The nature of the applications is such that they require transactional logging for reliability, … Continue reading
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XDoclet and Commons Modeler
I’ve been working somewhat intensively with XDoclet over the past week, and, as it has proven to be quite a valuable tool, I thought I’d share my experience. The specific reason for my foray into this particular technology was to … Continue reading
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Skype Conferencing
Hot on the tails of SIPphone, Skype today announced the introduction of conferencing support into its P2P-based VoIP telephony platform. I heard about this from an article in The Register, and went straight to download the 0.97 release to try … Continue reading
XA in a Nutshell
Mike Spille recently posted a three-part series covering XA and the joys of 2 Phase Commit. He provides a thorough description of the topic, with some great examples and good coverage to areas such as failure scenarios and recovery techniques. … Continue reading
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A reflection on quickSub
When I initially released quickSub, back in July of last year, there were to drivers behind the project: 1. Provide a mechanism by which to alleviate the end-user from the current issued faced by content providers for offering a consistent … Continue reading
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quickSub 0.3.2
… has just been released. Now featuring support for NetNewsWire.
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Happy New Year
Wishing you all a safe, healthy and prosperous 2004!
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