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symfony 1.2.4 - Fixing two unfortunate regressions
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday February 05, 2009
The symfony 1.2.3 release introduced two regressions, and to prove that symfony favors no ORM, both got one :-). Just kidding. I am very sad about this having happened, but thats life, and even more important that we resolve the issue in a timely manner. I am sorry for any inconvenience these regressions might have caused.
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Win7 From the Trenches: Update on running ITunes 8 in VirtualBox
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday February 05, 2009
Just wanted to give some feedback on running ITunes 8 in a virtualized environment, even though it works good enough I have had to revert to using my server (running Windows 2008) as my ITunes machine :) abit weird but hey I need my ITunes
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Flash Video marketshare continues to grow
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday February 05, 2009
In a press release yesterday, comScore released the latest "Video Metrix" numbers. Once again, these numbers are record breaking and impressive!
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Announcing K12Linux F10 Live Server
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday February 05, 2009
The K12Linux team is proud to announce the release of K12Linux F10 Live Server. K12Linux is Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP.org) integrated with Fedora 10, in a convenient LiveUSB or DVD media installer. Since 1999 LTSP has empowered many schools and businesses with Linux-based terminal servers and thin clients, allowing low-cost clients or recycled computers to become powerful Linux desktop machines.
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MySQL: Replicating Locking Sessions
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 04, 2009
We were running Drupal benchmarks to measure the performance of Drupal/Galera cluster and were surprised to find locking sessions (LOCK TABLES...UNLOCK) in the SQL profile. Locking sessions were originally left out of Galera supported feature set, but now we need to re-consider our policy a bit. Apparently, we are going to encounter more applications, which were originally written for MYISAM usage, but were later migrated to INNODB.
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Database Management Systems > MySQL
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$200 Laptops Break a Business Model
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 04, 2009
The global credit crisis may have caused the decline in consumer and business spending that is assaulting the giants of high tech. But as the dominant technology companies try to emerge from this slump, they may find themselves blaming people like David Title just as much as they blame Wall Street.
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Google Invites Classrooms to Doodle
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 04, 2009
Google announced this year's U.S. "Doodle 4 Google". The competition invites all K-12 students in the U.S. to design a Google logo inspired by the timely theme, "What I wish for the world". The winning student's doodle will be displayed on the Google homepage on May 21, 2009. The champion "doodler" will also receive a $15,000 college scholarship and a $25,000 technology grant for his/her school. This year's competition also includes a $10,000 award to recognize the school district with the greatest quality participation.
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Windows 7 Lineup Offers Clear Choice for Consumers and Businesses
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 04, 2009
Last month Microsoft delivered the beta version of Windows 7 for public testing. Today the company announced its plans for Windows 7 SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) strategy, explaining that Microsoft expects that a majority of customers will be best served by two primary editions of Windows 7: Windows 7 Home Premium for consumers, and Windows 7 Professional for businesses.
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Sun Microsystems introduces New High-Performance, Energy Efficient Disk Arrays
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 04, 2009
New Sun Storage 6580 and 6780 Arrays, Deliver Up to Three Times Better Price/Performance than Competing Products and Allow Customers to Economically Scale to Keep Pace with Rapid Data Growth
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JBoss Virtual Experience web-based technology Conference
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 04, 2009
If you haven't already heard about it, next Wednesday (Feb 11th/2009) JBoss is hosting the JBoss Virtual Experience, a web-based technology conference.
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New License for pg_migrator
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
Pg_migrator, originally developed by EnterpriseDB, has changed its license from "Artistic" to "BSD". This new license should make it easier for pg_migrator to be used by the BSD-licensed Postgres project.
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Opener Chat Release 0.7
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
Opener Chat is completely programmed by Perl which consists of the graphical interface part and net part. Now we use the module of win32::GUI to carry its interface into effect, so this software can only run on the win32 platform.
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Digium Defines Web-Aware Unified Communications with New Version of Switchvox IP PBX
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
Digium, the Asterisk Company, introduced a groundbreaking new version of Switchvox® SMB, the feature-rich, cost-effective IP PBX designed for small- to mid-sized businesses (SMBs). Switchvox's unique web-aware capabilities allow its integration with web and back-office applications, turning the phone system into a powerful unified communications (UC) platform. Switchvox SMB 4.0 adds numerous UC capabilities, including support for fax, chat and video calling, which improve users' productivity and efficiency.
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Introducing Google Earth 5.0
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
Google announced the launch of ocean in Google Earth, a new feature that enables users of Google Earth to dive beneath the water surface, explore 3D underwater terrain and browse ocean-related content contributed by leaders in ocean science and advocacy. The new version of Google Earth also introduces Historical Imagery, a feature that enables users to virtually travel back in time through archival satellite and aerial imagery, Touring, which makes it simple to create a narrated tour in Google Earth and share it with the world and Google Mars 3D, which features hi-res imagery and terrain of the red planet.
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mydumper: A tool to do logical dump of MySQL data for large sites
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
Last weekend I ended up working on small pet project - and today I'm kind of releasing it.
So, I had that idea that there's no good tool to do logical dump of MySQL data for large sites - mysqldump doesn't provide too much of I/O pressure, mk-parallel-dump is closer, but it doesn't do consistent snapshots, uses same mysqldump, as well as is written in Perl (haha!), and.. I just wanted something new to hack, as proof of concept.
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Another Look at MySQL 5.1`s SQL Diagnostic Tools
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
No matter what they say, I don't think it's true. Database 'experts' say that 80-90% of a database's overall performance comes from the SQL code that's running against it. And I just don't buy it. Instead, I think that most of a database's performance comes from optimal design, and after that SQL code comes next. If you properly design your database, then you're way ahead of the game in terms of performance issues. That's when well-written SQL code can glide along your design like butter on a hot skillet.
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Get a Free Software PDF reader!
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 03, 2009
The Portable Document Format (PDF) is a popular format to publish formatted text and documents. There are several different versions of it, some qualifying as an Open Standard, some certified by ISO and some encumbered by software patents. You might want to promote the versions that are Open Standards, because Open Standards guarantee interoperability, competition and choice.
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YouTube: Annotations Made Easier
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday February 02, 2009
Today, we are making it easier to add annotations directly to your YouTube videos. Simply login to YouTube, watch your video on the watch page and click on the video to start adding annotations. But don't worry - for those who need more control, you'll still be able to access the separate annotations editor.
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Questions and Answers about Practical symfony book
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday February 02, 2009
If you want to learn how to develop web applications with symfony 1.2, this is the best resource you can find as of today. If you only want to leaf through it, you can also read it online for free and even download it as a PDF file (4.7 MB).
Otherwise, if you are serious about web development with symfony, you should buy it. The book is an invaluable resource to learn symfony and it sells at a competitive price, much lower than printing your own book (considering printer cartridges, paper, binding, your own time and the low quality achieved with own printing).
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NetBSD 5.0_RC1 binaries available for download
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday February 02, 2009
On behalf of the NetBSD Release Engineering team, Soren Jacobsen announced that the first release candidate of NetBSD 5.0 is now available for download from ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD-daily/netbsd-5-0-RC1/.
