Monthly Archives: June 2007

DLSLUG notes, 7-June-2007

The Dartmouth – Lake Sunapee Linux User Group held their meeting on the usual first Thursday, but at a new location: the Dartmouth Regional Technology Center, where Bill McGonigle has recently set up his new offices. Nice place! Seven attendees … Continue reading

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Apple ships the Mac OS X 10.4.10 Update

The OS X 10.4.10 update provides some fixes for BlueTooth, USB devices and a few security patches. Read the About the Mac OS X 10.4.10 Update delta and get patching!

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MonadLUG meeting notes, 14-June-2007: Ed Haynes of WindRiver: real-time and Linux

Bill Sconce posted the notes from the MonadLUG meeting of 14-June-2007, one I had to miss due to client projects. It sounds like it was a really interesting meeting. The push to tweak the kernel of Linux to be responsive … Continue reading

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ongoing · I’ve Seen This Movie

Tim Bray is ticked and he’s not going to take it any more: in I’ve Seen This Movie, Tim blogs, One would assume that the world’s largest software company, when facing a technology choice, would take the trouble to actually, … Continue reading

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MonadLUG, 14-June-2007: Ed Haynes: Real-time in Linux

MonadLUG is fortunate this month to have Ed Haynes of Wind River make a presentation on Real-time processing in Linux. Group coordinator Charlie Farinella posts the announcement: Who: Ed Haynes, Wind River What: Real-Time Date: Thursday June 14, 2007 Time: … Continue reading

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Andrew MacNeill – AKSEL Solutions: Koziol: The fear is the .Net Framework itself.

Andrew MacNeill asks, “How are you dealing with the differences with other development environments? Have you found a easier programming environment?” In blogging about Gonzo’s posting, Koziol: The fear is the .Net Framework itself, he asks a number of good … Continue reading

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Is ZFS Apple’s secret weapon? | InfoWorld | News | 2007-06-08 | By Gregg Keizer, Computerworld

Gregg Keizer asks “Is ZFS Apple’s secret weapon?? Sun’s CEO Jonathan Schwartz said Apple’s upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard would rely on a file system that engineers at his company have spent years creating: ZFS.” Very cool! GNHLUGgers saw … Continue reading

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You say Framework, I say Toolkit, let’s call the whole thing off

Well, it seems that a million monkeys pounding on a million keyboards will write… a million PHP frameworks. I’ve got a client project that needs a rich client front end, likely with DHTML-Javascript-AJAX, a powerful middle tier with complex business … Continue reading

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Alex Feldstein: Dèjá Vu: Entity Framework will not be a part of original Orcas release

Alex Feldstein reports Alex Feldstein: Dèjá Vu: Entity Framework will not be a part of original Orcas release “Mike Pizzo [MS] in the ADO.NET Team Blog, tells us that the Entity Framework will not be part of the initial release … Continue reading

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Phil Windley’s Technometria: Saying Yes to Paper Ballots

From Phil Windley’s Technometria | Saying Yes to Paper Ballots: The standards are still evolving and experience is showing that the electronic machines do have problems accurately recording votes. (Emphasis in the original) Paper ballots. Paper ballots. Paper ballots. Tell … Continue reading

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