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Hi… ich habe das hier gefunden http://yokolet.blogspot.com/2009/11/japanese-teenage-boy-improved-ruby-19.html und es ist ja total cool was japanische Teenager schon so alles hinbekommen. Gratulation und Respekt. Eigentlich aber wieder eher ernüchternd…
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Hi… ich habe vor Jahren in einem Projekt mitgearbeitet bei dem es um eine Überprüfung der Funktion von Software ging. In meinem Falle ging es um die Genehmigung Kernkraftwerke steuern zu dürfen. Klingt erstmal dramatisch, ist aber technisch nicht so kompliziert
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Hi… (this time in German) In der FTD von Freitag konnte man unter „Heiter bis wolkig“ (S.30) ein Zitat von Richard Stallmann lesen „Cloud Computing ist Dummheit. Es ist eine Marketing-Hype-Kampagne“. Ich verkneife mir hier mal zu wiederholen was die Mehrheit
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Hi… recently I had a discussion with students around computer science. Suddenly I became aware: There are some untold tales of Windows. Maybe I should start to do something about it;-) The Tale of the OS Builder Let us assume for a moment we are designers
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Hi… I found an article – actually I have seen lots of those in the past few weeks – which compares hosts to what cloud computing is about today. Mostly the conclusion is “see, we already had that all and we should never have left host computing in the
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Hi… this is a cool video series about the history of Microsoft… http://channel9.msdn.com/shows/History/The-History-of-Microsoft-1975/ Now I learned why BASIC starts to print out OK instead of READY when it actually is Ready. Because it saves 3
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Hi… ok, I studied Physics and as you can imagine all of my homeworks were full of formulas and stuff. I did it with LaTeX… Now here is Windows 7 and it comes with a killer feature: Math Entry Pad By using my TabletPC I have written this formula above.
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Hi... if you are interested in research in the field of software there is a must see: http://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/KYN04/ It is Rick Rashid's keynote at the PDC... Wuha, did I mention that I dream of working in MSR?? CU 0xff
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Hi... as I talked a lot about this event Lang.NET Symposium they published the videos of the event here http://langnetsymposium.com/talks.asp CU 0xff
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Hi... I did a talk on Dynamic Languages yesterday during the German launch event in Frankfurt. The room was crowded which shows me that there is a huge interest in this topic... (that one was easy ;-) I got a lot of feedback (thanks) and wanted to react
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Hi... I am currently in Neuss at an HP event. HP is a sponsor of our MTC and the event is all about the HP EVA program. That means: Storage, more storage, terra bytes, peta bytes...lots. I was talking to one of the HP guys who is involved in the development
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Hi... this paper might contain some explosives: ftp://ftp.research.microsoft.com/pub/tr/TR-2007-167.pdf The basic idea is "The platform aims to enable selling digital content by any- one, anywhere, and anytime"... ??? The system works by having two trusted
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Hi... ok, I must admit it took me quite a while to get it. After reading the documentation I found THE sentences to define it in a few words right on the landing page: The Volta technology preview is a developer toolset that enables you to build multi-tier
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Hi... I found a nice paper by MSR here ftp://ftp.research.microsoft.com/pub/tr/TR-2007-146.pdf . It is about Bell's law of the life cycle of computer classes. Gordon Bell tries to find some kind of rules behind the development hardware has done over the
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Hi... in my last posting I was bit harsh to Apple because of the security of its iPhone. OK, now I learned that they even block out 3rd party software. If you try to mess around with it, it will simply block itself for ever. Anyway, this is not on me
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