Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Nice piece : ONLamp.com: MySQL Crash Course, Part 3 , basic selects and joins. (a review is always nice). And I saw something new : The “LIMIT” clause mysql> SELECT * FROM authors LIMIT 1; LIMIT (not part of SQL92, Continue reading More MySQL Crash Course
Via wired news : Scientists Clamor to Save Hubble I was very distressed hearing about plans to de-orbit the Hubble space telescope. I understand the difficulty in the servicing mission and the concerns about a uncontrolled reentry. But on hearing Continue reading Save Hubble
Found deep within Om Malik on Broadband a Link to Ishkur’s Guide to Electronic Music. A Flashed based guide to various types and genres of Electronic Music. It’s like getting a new Encyclopedia set for Xmas! About 99% of the Continue reading Music Guide Done Right
Boing Boing: “MSFT: don’t click on links, type them in by hand Microsoft’s crapware browser, Explorer, has more security vulnerabilities than my block has dope-dealers, but this is ridiculous. MSFT now advises its users to not click links, but rather Continue reading Security the Microsoft way
Via Jared Odulio’s Weblog : My Favorite Eclipse Plugins I found Clay Database Modelling Plugin for Eclipse Not quite the full suite of ERB modeling tools, but It’s a good start. I pointed at my working MySQL database via a Continue reading Database Modelling Plugin for Eclipse
Java Pro – Using Data Sources the Right Way: Data sources let app servers manage pools of database connections. Java Pro – Uncoupling Struts: ” Use the marker interface design pattern and polymorphism to uncouple your persistence tier from Struts”