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Winterfest Ham Radio Meet
Non-Emissive Air-Band Receiver (Implementation & Use)
Strange Speed of Sound Result
Fremodyne VHF AM/FM Receiver
Helicopter Rescue at Queenscliff Headland
Estimating The Size Of The ISS And STS
More Sports Ears Related Musings
Sports Ears Broadcast Receivers
Phantom-Powered Active Loop Receive Antenna for 30 Metres
Tim Bray · A Story of O
IceCube Builder on the NetBeans Platform
IceCube is a complete integrated environment for the simple authoring and publishing of complex and fully interactive 3D animations enriched by customizable and dynamic 2D interfaces. The sequences can be easily composed with the IceCube Builder, distributed with a standalone IceCube Player and directly projected on the web with IceCube WebView. There is also a multi-touch enabled version of the IceCube Player that let the user navigate the 3D model using multi-finger gesture and interact with the 2D widgets. For more information visit the IceCube website.
Infinispan 4.1.0.FINAL released!
Infinispan is an open source data grid platform, providing a highly scalable, low-latency in-memory key/value store which can act as a cloud-ready NoSQL database. 4.1.0.FINAL has just been released and this release brings powerful features including new client/server modules in addition to peer-to-peer operation, support for non-JVM clients, and memcached compatibility.
What's Oracle-Google Lawsuit All About?
Does an in depth analysis of the lawsuit. The upshot: it's about preventing fragmentation of Java and forcing Google to pay a license fee to Oracle for licensing the Java-like technology behind Android. Plus, it's Oracle getting in on the earning potential of the platform. Suprisingly, it has very little to do with open source.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New Axis of Evil (Oracle)
There’s a wide sense of lament since Oracle has taken over Sun and their intellectual property, including MySQL, Java, Solaris and their hardware sales business. I’d say the average observer of this process might use the terms “slow moving train wreck”. I doubt they are far off on this one.
The Joy of Clojure: Thinking the Clojure Way - Book Review
This review is based on an MEAP version of the book, which means that it is a work in progress and not all of the chapters are available yet. So, my remarks might not be relevant to the final version. Even though the entire book is not available yet, the chapters that are out are good and offer practical and useful information for those who are willing to learn clojure and understand 'the clojure way'.
What is Dalvik?
When it comes to the Oracle lawsuit against Google regarding Android, many sites and news outlets say that “Android applications are written in Java”.
OSGi Readiness — Loading Classes
In my previous post on “OSGi Compliance”, I discussed the idea of making libraries ready for OSGi without depending on OSGi directly. In light of BJ’s comment I will refer from now on to OSGi “Readiness” rather than Compliance, as the latter term is easily confused with the concept of a framework implementation that complies with the OSGi specification.
