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{ Monthly Archives } September 2007

Miro

Miro, formerly known as the democracy player, is an attempt to liberate internet TV from its verticals (e.g. Joost). Essentially it is a video feed browser built on Mozilla technology; an open source media player (VLC) and bittorrent. What that means is that when you subscribe to feeds, Miro tries to download new items for [...]

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Digiboksi

Digiboksi is Finglish for DVB-C set top box. I bought one on saturday and had it replaced today by a different one.
Basically the story is that Finland is replacing good old analogue TV with digital tv. Terrestial analogue signal went dark a few months ago. A few weeks ago the ‘interesting’ channels (i.e. the ones [...]

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links for 2007-09-22

Flickr Architecture | High Scalability
Wow …
(tags: scalability webservice architecture flickr)

links for 2007-09-15

Wise lesson about NOT relying on client side xml namespace expansion
Wise lesson about NOT relying on client side xml namespace expansion to work properly. Basically, namespaces are mostly not supported correctly and doing funny things like breaking conventions for prefixes or default name spaces causes all sorts of proble
(tags: xml atom)

links for 2007-09-14

Apple iPod Classic | Reg Hardware
i want this
(tags: ipod)

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links for 2007-09-13

Jericho Forum
interesting approach, personally always considered firewalls to be an annoying hack needed only due to ineherently insecure stuff running by default (cough ms windows cough) rather than a need to protect me from myself starting networked software
(tags: security firewall)

ubuntu - the story continues

If you’ve been following my ubuntu rants (one, two, three + latest comment), you’ll know that so far the experience has been not as FUCKING advertised (excuse the explicitive). Well, here’s another rant:
After tracking down the kernel driver issue (mind you all my notes on installer usability still apply) that prevented my network from working, [...]

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links for 2007-09-11

ONJava.com — Schemaless Java-XML Data Binding with VTD-XML
Looks quite nice. Of course you can do the same with xpath and a w3c DOM. Beats xml binding libraries I’ve seen. It’s still tedious that you have to write code of course but less tedious than having to maintain a schema just so you can generate code.
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links for 2007-09-07

Yahoo! Security Center: What is a sign-in seal?
nice anti phishing technology
(tags: security phishing)

links for 2007-09-05

WordPress OpenID 2.0 (coming soon?) at willnorris.com
Good news!
(tags: openid wordpress)

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