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If you’ve watched TV, or gone on YouTube, for that matter, any time recently, you’ve no doubt seen at least one iPhone ad, and possibly even a T-Mobile MyTouch 3G (Android) one. Well, if not, they’re below for your viewing pleasure (um, maybe not).
The goal of this [...]
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Tags: android, applications, google, iphone, iphone 3g, iphone ad, iphone vs android, mobile, mobile OS, mobile platform, music, mytouch 3g, phone, phone ad, pictures, strategy letter, tech, telephony, tmobile, tmobile ad, usability
The League of Justice (i.e. the StackOverflow trilogy) stickers arrived today in the mail! YAY YAY YAY! Somehow or other, there were two StackOverflow stickers, along with a ServerFault and SuperUser one, in my envelope, when there should have been only three total, but this is awesome! I will post pictures of the stickers soon!
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Tags: .NET, C#, geek, internet, Programming, serverfault, stackoverflow, stackoverflow stickers, stackoverflow trilogy, superuser, Technology, web 2.0
Today, somehow or other, I stumbled upon the distributed processing app called GIGRIB. Developed by Pingdom, “Pingdom GIGRIB is a unique, distributed website monitoring service. GIGRIB users can add websites they want monitored, and in return their computers become a part of the GIGRIB monitoring network.”
So, I fired it up, inputed the domains I wanted [...]
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Tags: corrupt, corrupt file, corrupted explorer.exe, corrupted file, corrupted system file, explorer.exe, fail, hack, reshacker, resource hacker, safe mode, Technology, windows, windows corrupted file
Watch Out, Apple
The anti-trust community is all over Google, these days, says an article in the August 2009 issue of Wired Magazine. Fred Vogelstein tells readers that the search giant is the new Microsoft – remember that huge antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft for packaging their browser with Windows? Now they’re interested in the advertising and business ideas [...]
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Tags: antitrust, apple, apple antitrust, apple monopoly, apple sucks, google, google antitrust, internet, microsoft, microsoft antitrust, monopolizing, monopoly, Rant, Technology, watch out apple
Automatic sinks, hand driers, soap dispensers, and more may seem like a dream come true, but this is not always the case. The construction of such a contraption is very simple – you need to create the main function of the device itself (um, duh – I hope that designers can at least do this part, [...]
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Tags: automatic, automatic sensor, bad design, hand drier, hardware, IR, malfunctioning sensor, Rant, retarded products, sensors, sink
The Twitpocalypse Returns
In my last post, I explained what truly went on in the Twitpocalypse, which dealt with tweet IDs passing the limits of the 32-bit signed integer (from -2,147,483,647 to +2,147,483,647), which is the most common datatype in use in computer applications today. Yet, whilst computer science has limits embedded into its structure, Twitter does not [...]
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Tags: 32-bit, 32-bit integer, 32-bit signed integer, 32-bit unsigned integer, 64-bit, 64-bit datatype, 64-bit integer, API, computer science, computer science datatype, computers, integer, microblogging, Programming, signed integer, signed integer limit, social media, social networking, social programming, Technology, twitpocalypse, twitpocalypse problem, twitter, Twitter API, twitter client, unsigned integer, unsigned integer limit
Numerous friends have asked me about this whole Twitpocalypse thing, as they just don’t get it. “What’s this whole deal with signed integers?”, they ask. Well I’m here to clear that up, as I do programming, and in programming, if you don’t know such basics of computer science, you’re doomed.
What the predicters of the [...]
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Tags: Programming, tech, Technology, twitpocalypse, data types, 32bit, signed integer, integer, long, int64, int32, y2k, year2038, computer science, compsci, compsci bugs, programming bugs, stack overflow, overflow, error, computer error, programming error, compsci error
This year, I attended the 2-day Microsoft Faculty Summit 2009 at the Microsoft campus in Redmond, WA. This was my first time ever visiting such an awesome company as Microsoft, and I was very amazed and delighted. I was able to speak to one of the programmers at Microsoft, and I was very intrigued. I [...]
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Tags: facsum, facsum2009, faculty summit, faculty summit 2009, geek, microsoft, microsoft conference, microsoft faculty summit, microsoft research, personal, seattle, tech, tech conference, tech event, Technology, technology conference, trip, twitter
Yesterday, I arrived in Seattle for this year’s Microsoft Faculty Summit, my relative accompanying me. Of course, I tweeted (hashtag #facsum) about the sessions I attended today, and took pictures of said sessions and of the Microsoft campus. You can click here to view the gallery. Enjoy! Tomorrow, I shall summarize the main developments exposed [...]
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Tags: 10th anniversary, day1, facsum, facsum2009, faculty summit, faculty summit 2009, microsoft, microsoft conference, microsoft faculty summit, seattle, tech, tech event, technology conference
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