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- History of the World in 6 Glasses
My buddy Will Iverson had recommended this book to me a while back and I really enjoyed reading it. Each chapter goes best with your favorite drink, ideally the one that the chapter is talking about :) ... - Inventing on Principle
Saw this talk which was forwarded on STS .. simple brilliant! Make sure you watch till the end- it's not all about programming. http://vimeo.com/365... - OneJar To Rule them all
I've been working on a command line java app at work which is part of a cron based batch process which updates some data between systems. Using maven, spring and mybatis means that I had the framework up and running within a couple of hours to pull data ... - Sneaky Sound System
Somedays just feel like ...http://www.youtub... - Snowmageddon it - Day 2
Looks like a couple more inches fell last night. We're upto almost a foot now methinks. Here's a couple of snapshots. Time to stay indoors, drink hot drinks and prep for that major software release tomorrow :) - Snowmageddon it!
Day 1 of the snowmageddon. Around 8" so far outside with more expected tomorrow. Supposed to be as bad as '96 - I remember snow drifts as tall as the house back then when we lived further up north :) This is what the yard looks like so far. Let's see ... - Continuous Delivery
We practice Continous Delivery at Dynacron. That's the main reason why we've been able to push out a lot of new functionality for the last few months at a major local healthcare customer at a steady clip via a fairly automated deployment process which ... - SOPA + PIPA == DOA?!
https://www.eff.org/... - TeamCity Eclipse plug-in and remote runs
We've been using TeamCity at work for a while now and it's working out as well as Hudson, etc. It has some really nifty integration features available via an eclipse plugin ( netbeans, idea, etc are also supported I believe). Love the remote run ... - That's why I love her!
- Happy 2012!
Happy New Year!!! I hope the new year brings you lots of joy & happiness! 2011 certainly brought us a lovely bundle of joy =) - JavaZone X : The Streaming
awesome geeky video! :) http://www.youtube.c... - back to the regularly scheduled programming …
boy the last few months have been a blur! baby + work == no time for other things. It's been a very busy & productive year so far. Gonna try to find the time to post random things on here. Speaking of which, read a really cool book recently - Rogue ... - Interesting new Java CMS
http://www.jease.org... - Excellent article on memory leaks
Read an excellent article on memory leaks in Java. Yes Toto, Javacanhave memory leaks even though it hasGC. http://blog.dynatrac... - Jython, SSH etc etc
I am doing some automation stuff these days. This involves remotely interacting with servers viaSSH. Ideally I would like to automate some of the processes so I was looking around for ways of doing that withPythonor Java. First I looked into Python which ... - Sometimes IE just makes you wanna …
… go like Xena the warrior princess - IEIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEIEI... - Change mysql root password
fyi, in case you need to change the root password for your mysql database ( such as when you get a dump of test data for example): http://www.cyberciti... - Widgetbox
I have to make a special mention of this neat little tool calledWidgetbox. It lets you easily create redistributable widgets for lots of custom sites like facebook, igoogle, etc apart from plain old HTML/flash widgets. I am leveraging it to send folks who ... - Tips for Bash power users
Bashyfolks might find this useful :) http://www.tuxradar....
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