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Terry Fisher talks about the Berkman's scope. He initiates a cheering section to try induce Jonathan Zittrain to accept Harvard Law's offer of a professors hip. [JZ! JZ! Z!]Charlie Nesson talks about the values of the Center: "Open code, open acJcess, open talk, open educa tion." He asks us to build "the ...
Trining to start twi tting...ge ntly
I know a guy who does not like me. I'm sure there are lots of such people, but this one is vocal. He told me once over the glass of beer that my blogs are useless. He said, & quot;Inste ad of doing some serious research of a particular subject, you
I woke up this morning
and much to my surprise, the public beta of the flash player 10 is out.  I knew this would be coming before too long, but didnt realize that it would be out so qui ckly.  ; This new version is filled with lots of new features aimed at allowing
Apple's WWDC Sells Out for the First Time Ever
Apple's WWDC conference has always had a really high attendance rating and has been sold to capacity many times in the past, but this is the first time they've ever sold out all space before the conference started. Is the iPhone the cause?
CrunchNetw ork Prague Meet-up Update
We’r e fast app roaching our super fun Crunch Network Prague Meet-up and getting ready for the big night. We& #8217;re going to have some surprises coming up so watch this space but until then feel free to RSVP by email or on Facebook. Remember the event is on Friday, May 23, 2008 from 7pm until ?? at Restaurace Zvona?ka. The [...]
Berkman @ 10
Today I'm at the Berkman @ 10 conference in Austin Hall on the Harvard Law School campus. It's a reunion of sorts, of people who have been part of or interested in Berkman Center. I was a fellow there between 2003 and 2005 and worked on getting blogs to be part of the Harvard culture. Just took a bunch of pics. Going to upload a few now. The wifi here seems pretty good. Doc Searls just walked by don't think he saw me. Someone just took my pic. I always make a face as they get their camera focuse
ManBabies ? Too Damn Creepy For Words
Holy crap!
Sybase World Record
Congratula tions ... Sybase 4; IQ analytics server has set a new Guinness World Reco rd™ by ...
Size Does Matter - 6 Trillion Rows of Data
Guiness World Record - Sybase and Sun - a PetaByte sized data warehouse. Yes - size DOES matter.
Flash Player 10 (Astro) Beta
Lots of new toys to play with. You can find all of the informatio n on labs.
Politics of Metrics, V02
I’m giving a p resentatio n on “The Politics of Metrics ” in Rochester on May 15th, for a seminar being organized by the IT Metrics and Produc tivity Institute; it’s an updated version of the presen tation I gave in Orlando a month or two ago. You should attend in person, if possible, so you can not only hear my [...]
Announcing Bugpedia
I’m excited to announce the launch of a new site, Bugpedia. Creating the Enerjy Index threw out a lot of f ascinating data and I was frustrated that I did n’t really have anywhere to put it. For example, if you follow this blog you’ ll have seen Rich& #8217;s post on our analysis of Cyclomatic Complexity . Well, just [...]
Beauty is a viviparous oblong fish
Sean McGrath gave the closing pr esentation at XTech 2008 last week in Dublin. He quoted from Jorge Luis Borges's The Analytical Language of John Wilkins. Wilkins was an 17th Century English scientist. (He is also one of the characters in Neal St ephenson's Quicksilve r.) Wilkins designed a Philosophi cal Language in which the letters of each word give not just the sound but also the specific meaning of the word. It would have been an amazing accomplish ment had it worked. Borges su
Old School Data Transfer
Totally goofy but humorous Floppy Drive video. Technorati Tags: data transfer, Humor SHARETHIS. addEntry({ title: "Old School Data Transfer", url: "http ://sociali zedsoftwar e.com/2008 /05/13/old -school-da ta-transfe r/" });
TechWave R egistratio n is now open!
Join us Aug. 4 ? 8 at the Mandalay Bay Resort &Casino in Las Vegas, NV... for the 10th Annual Sybase User Training and Solutions Conference .
Married.
Among the many reasons I’ve been posting so infrequent ly was wedding planning. My own. Last Saturday, Stacy and I conducted our ceremony at the Hillside Club in Berkeley. Ryan posted a set of 16 beautiful photos from the event. To be truly f orthcoming , Stacy and I were already te chnically married, having done a San Francisco City Hall [...]
It's over
The saddest day at the conference is undoubtly friday, when they pack the pavillion stuff and you perceive that the thing is almost over. For some reasons, however, friday has been one of my most important days at the confer ence...
reading the revolution
I recently picked up Ron Paul&# 8217;s “The Revolution : A Manife sto” . I’ve made my way through the first two chapters which do a great job of simply explaining the problems with our g overnment. A few of the highlights include, for example, the 1996 election won by the Republican party: The Contract with America was typical [...]
JavaOne - Hits and misses
This years JavaOne was a not to be missed event. Here are my views on how the conference has changed.
In With The New
New APIs, new algorithms and new pr ogramming language. Want more can a geek ask for?
CEP and TUCON - Where Reality Trumps All
As I write the last of my event summary reports and follow up action items, I am now officially putting a bow on the TIBCO user conference (TUCON 2008) What a madhouse. I was acco untable for the TIBCO Analyst Summit (TIBCO?s first ever), two days of the Business O ptimizatio n track of presentati ons (combining [...]
Star Destroyer: spaceship or film director?
Apparently Lucas is up to his old tricks again . How sad . I was hoping that Spielberg might diminish Lucas? influence on the film . *sigh* I?ll probably go see it anyway. On the upside Iron Man was surpri singly good and Prince Caspian looks to be good... (read more)
Check out PowerBuild er 11.5
Dave Fish has a number of entries on his blog site demon strating the soon to be released features, including DataWindow ToolTips and New Graph Styl es.Origina l Entry
Another Chapter Begins
At the end of this week, I will no longer be employed by BEA Systems. It has been a great 4 years working at BEA, and u ndoubtedly the highlight of my career thus far. I have enjoyed the opport unity to write for the BEA developer community, and to lead Tooling at BEA these last 3 years.
Mobile web reaches tipping point
According to Forrester research wider handset av ailability , improved network coverage and new pricing models are going to foster rapid adoption of mobile internet services in Europe.By 2013 they predict that the number of people using the Internet via mobile phone will be 125 million - three times toda y's figure.  Some countries, such as the UK, will adopt even faste r. Im proved handset devices, such as the Iphone 2.0, improved networks, such as 3.5G, better network coverage, and fl

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Apple's WWDC Sells Out for the First Time Ever
Apple's WWDC conference has always had a really high attendance rating and has been sold to capacity many times in the past, but this is the first time they've ever sold out all space before the conference started. Is the iPhone the cause?
NYC SharePoint Developer Needed
Are you hopelessly addicted to programming in SharePoint? Do you think that everything in the world can be fixed using a custom list, some duct tape, the BDC and chewing gum? If so, read this post!
Gin and the Cognitive Surplus
I recently ran across this 15 minute clip of Clay Shirky talking about what he brilliantly refers to as the cognitive surplus and how that applies to things like Wikipedia and Web 2.0. It's an absolute must-watch
Peer Networking Series - A Closer Look at PNRP vs. Bonjour/ZeroConf
One thing that seems to stir up a lot of controversy whenever talking about PNRP is its (alleged) resemblance to ZeroConf and more specifically, Apple's implementation of it - Bonjour. This post compares the pros and cons of both
Biggest Loser .NET Addict Edition - Update!
I'm down 18 pounds over the span of 5 weeks - well on my way to my goal of losing 30 pounds before WWDC
My Review of Iron Man
This weekend I went to see Iron Man at a nearby DLP theater with speakers that shook the seats. Read the blog post for my review and commentary.
Using my HDTV as a Second Monitor
During my last trip to Best Buy, on a whim I picked up a DVI-to-HDMI connector (male DVI, female HDTV). This little doohicky plugs into the side of my Macbook Pro and then I plug the HDMI cable into that. I run the other end of the HDMI cable into th
CLINQ v1.1.0.0 Released!
Continuous LINQ, a C# 3.5 extension library that enables standard LINQ queries to remain dynamic and continuous long after the initial query, has been updated to version 1.1 and includes a new demo and lots of new features
Peer Networking Series - What is PNRP?
This blog post in my peer networking series introduces the Peer Name Resolution Protocol (PNRP), what it is, how it works, and why you should care.
Mario Kart Wii Reformatted my Wii System Memory
On Sunday, like a LOT of people, I went out and picked up Mario Kart Wii and a couple of spare Wii Wheels so that I could play with the family. Unfortunately, Mario Kart Wii appears to NOT WORK AT ALL. I detail the story in the blog post
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