Linkage: 2007.11.12
Chumby is here!<br/>
Lisp-flavored agile<br/>
Subjectivity of wine tasting<br/>
The elements of his style<br/>
Plastic cup speaker<br/>
Static websites with Ruby<br/>
Bookbump<br/>
Netflix bronze<br/>
caja<br/>
Sony Reader — A sad story<br/>
Spring vs. EJB 3<br/>
640kB<br/>
The transition from 16 to 32 bit increased our address space by a factor of 65 thousand. That’s big. We’ve been in the 32-bit era since about 1992; that address space has been good for about thirty years, give or take a few. The transition from 32 to 64 bit, whenever we finally make it, will increase our address space by a factor of four billion.
via Coding Horror<br/>
MacPro hacked with solid state HD<br/>
Stallman was wrong<br/>
clsql<br/>
100 things<br/>
Generative Code Specialisation for High-Performance Monte-Carlo Simulations<br/>
DVD storage<br/>
Why buy an OLPC XO?<br/>
Greatest bed ever<br/>
Brooks Robinson prints<br/> -m



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