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Author: Adnan Masood
Told You So
Today on Slashdot Netflix Sues Blockbuster for Patent Infringement Like I said about two years ago. But what about the Netflix patent? Told you so, told you so.
Expert Service-Oriented Architecture in C# 2005
A Practical SOA Book with Actionable Architectural Guidance Beside Web 2.0 and AJAX, Service Oriented Architecture is most probably among the top ten tech buzz words of this year and can also be regarded as the term with most diverse array of definitions or the most misunderstood concept. Currently there are several books available in…
Website Goofs
Interesting to see how IE 7.0 considers its own Microsoft virtual labs as phishing website. The runner up is ACM (Association of Computing Machines) portal which spits out the entire SQL statement exposing the data structure. Rob pointed this to me; amazon.com was down a while back for at least over half an hour. As…
Dromo Racing
In lue of passing the PCI audit, the IT folks were awarded a team binding event, which turned out to be Dromo Racing on Thursday night. It was very much fun! we had three races and even though Bill Rodgers and Scott Buckwalter kept taking the lead, I had good lap times and I get…
Interesting Quotes
I didn't like f(x)—that looked to me like f times x. I also didn't like dy/dx—you have a tendency to cancel the d's—so I made a different sign, something like an & sign. For logarithms it was a big L extended to the right, with the thing you take the log of inside, and so…
Naive Bayesian Classification Using C# and ASP.NET
My recent article on "Naive Bayesian Classification Using C# and ASP.NET" is published in ASP.NET Pro magazine. No, the picture on the cover is not me.
Schrödinger's cat vs. Algorithm Cat
She has just finished reading the Algorithms CLRS and now eyeing Eric Sink's Business of Software. A very well read cat shall I say.
WinFX is now the .NET Framework 3.0
S. Somasegar, corporate vice president of the Developer Division at Microsoft, describes the decision to rename WinFX to the .NET Framework 3.0.
Is AndersH really losing any sleep?
"From where I sit, Ruby has the language thought leadership position and is the competitor I hope AndersH is losing the most sleep over nowadays" Don Box - Gosling on Ruby This month's DDJ issue shares the similar thought in its article "Ruby On Rails" subtitled "It makes development fast, agile manageable" I'm not sure…