Miguel de Icaza points at some mono presentations… nice stuff!
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Monthly Archives: March 2004
Temporary (or not?) new feed
Thursday, March 25, 2004
As someone told me, the RSS feed is broken – it seems that I’m so unlucky with RSS publishing – so I’m using a new external service (Blogger.com provides Atom 0.3 only).Here is the link: subscribe
Windows is definitely more secure than Linux
Sunday, March 21, 2004
So… nobody after reading this could deny that Microsoft Windows is less secure than (everybody’s) Linux. Very funny
Generics Aren’t
Thursday, March 11, 2004
It’s the title of the last post of Bruce Eckel on his weblog. He talks about latent typing, Sun idiosyncrasies and other stuff. The funniest passage is:” Aside: note the use of extends rather than implements in the generic type constraint. implements won’t work. Java is precise and consistent because Sun says it is ” [...]
QueryBuilder is out
Monday, March 8, 2004
The long awaited QueryBuilder tool is out. The QueryBuilder is a GUI tool to visually build SQL statements. Nice job Gianluca!Homepage: QueryBuilder HPSample screenshot: Select query with auto join
Thinking about the future (and mine too)
Saturday, March 6, 2004
I’m not in love with any corporation at all. I love technologies. This is the reason why I like Python, Haskell, C# and .NET and so on. I like programming but I don’t want to tie myself with one language, one technology and worse… one corporation… so I’m thinking… I’m thinking about my future as [...]
Windows vs. Linux
Saturday, March 6, 2004
In the endless religious war against who’s better between the MS proprietary operating system and the open source Linux world raises up the war of prices. And so people move from sentences like “Windows is bad for abc reason” and “Linux sucks because xyz doesn’t work as I’m used to” to stuff like “Windows licences [...]
Media types list
Monday, March 1, 2004
Last thursday I’ve checked into the cvs tree of Atom.NET a comprehensive list that I’ve assembled containing quite every media type out there. It’s plain text divided into two columns separated with space (easily parseable). The first column is the mime type (eg. text/plain) and the second one is the url of the specification of [...]