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5 Years @ Sun
It's a new start for me, I'm expecting my 10-years, 15-years, 20-years anniversaries
Note to Google: I Drink Too Much
Dear Google,
Please help me. I'm prone to bouts of drunken foolishness. They usually end with me sending a string of ill-advised and highly embarrassing emails.
I feel good about sharing this with you, since you're already handling information about my health conditions, sexual preferences, and financial concerns.
Sincerely,
John Doe
1975 Elm Avenue
New York, NY 10041
Ph: 212-555-1278
SSN: 123-45-6789
Sound like a good idea? Then you're going to love Gmail's new feature.
*pt. X: the Window*
Worst Windows Flaws of the Past Decade
Knol debates: See both sides, get involved
Our first debate focuses on the economy. Economists from the Cato Institute and the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) have offered opening arguments on what should come next now that the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act is law. Take a look to see what they think -- but don't stop there. As with most articles in Knol, these are open to collaboration, so you can rate what you read, submit comments, write full responses (i.e. reviews), or even suggest edits to the author by making changes right in the knol itself. These experts are using Knol because they want to collaborate with readers, and they are committed to updating the articles based on your input.
In addition, there's a forum where you can suggest additional topics that you'd like to see debated in our new tool Google Moderator. As we prepare for the election, experts from leading think-tanks including Cato, EPI, the Heritage Foundation, and the Center for American Progress Action Fund will conduct similar debates on the issues you find the most important.
We hope these knols help inform your decision on election day, and we encourage you to voice your opinion.
Posted by Matt Ghering, Product Marketing Manager
OpenSolaris Print Manager
This is something I should have blogged about earlier, it is always very hard for me to do something that I have stopped doing for a little while and under time constraints. Better late than never...
The Phase II of the Presto project as detailed in section 4 of the paper had finally integrated into Solaris Nevada build 97 in mid August. A HUGE THANKS to Norm , Wendy, Calum for sticking in through phase I and II of the project. Though the greatest honors should be bestowed on Evan and Halton who resolved more than 90 bugs between them over the last few weeks before integration! Of course, they would be so great without all the bugs logged by Conny Cheng .
So what are the features in this release:
o A shinning brand new Print Manager which supports Auto Detection of local USB printer.
o It also auto-discover network printers when this service, svc:/network/device-discovery/printers:snmp is turned on
o Added queues are automatically reflected in the Print Manager Queue window.
o The Print Manager also provides a Printer Group view and a job view.
o The print system supported is LP, no CUPS yet (just to disappoint a few, sorry)
Details of the Printer Group is described in the paper above and also in my previous blog
Thanks to Juanita and Calum, we also integrated the Online Help into Nevada 99. Thanks go to Matt for dealing with the yelp required format. This has been truly a team worked project! It has been GREAT experience when there were times when I thought I would never see the end it
Yup, I Won!!!
So we as CAs are taught so many things from Sun folks .I am yet to see people more humble than them!! (If they even exist)
.Now that I was (And still am) doing my Internship as a CA I got an opportunity to work with
Moinak Gosh (The architect of Belenix) over the last Summer.
The project aimed at providing a "RAM based boot for Belenix0.7" . The complete details can be found a few posts down.!
But when the "Opensource Community Innovation awards" was announced, it was like a hot cake thats was too good to let go.And so I sent my works on Belenix .
And what do you ,I WON!! The Winning contest entries are announced here . (perhaps it was the best day yet)
A brief Intro of all the Award recipients are here.
PS: Well that day was beyond belief .What followed in the evening and all through the night was perhaps "pure delight of Insanity" (If you know what i mean )
A hearty Thanks to everybody who helped me!
SUN Rocks!!!!!
Jim Grisanzio: Blastwave and OpenSolaris Mirror in Tokyo
OpenSocial 0.9 Input
Do you have input to improve OpenSocial? If so, you're in luck. Dan Peterson sent out a call to start the ball rolling on the OpenSocial v0.9 Specification. For newbies he discusses the specification process. He also gives a recap of likely changes in v0.9.
He's looking to gather all ideas by this Friday (October 10th). So if you've been itching for a feature, now is the time to send your ideas in!
Blastwave and OpenSolaris Mirror in Tokyo
Final Review for GlassFish v3 Prelude Documentation Starts Now
The final drafts of the GlassFish v3 Prelude documentation are available now from the GlassFishDocumentation Comments Wiki. For a list of documents to review, consult the section Guides and Tutorials - Ready for Review on the wiki page.
As the review is starting a day late, the deadline for comments is now end of day Monday, 13 October 2008.
Members of the GlassFish documentation team have asked subject matter experts individually to review sections of the documentation that apply to their area of expertise.
If you have been asked by a member of the GlassFish documentation team to review a particular section of the documentation, or are interested in the GlassFish v3 Prelude documentation, please set aside some time this week to review the documentation. The quality of your reviews has a major effect on the overall quality of the documentation.
Thank you
Paul Davies,
GlassFish Documentation Team
Abhishek "abby87" Rane: Amarok 2 beta in Technicolor !
Amarok2 now supports the KDE plasma engine and whenever one changes the system color scheme changes the color of the application changes.You can change the color scheme by
System Settings > Appearance > Colors
Posted in Amarok, Beta, linux, Screenshot Tagged: amarok2, Beta, screenshotsセミナー「川口耕介、メトロを語る」残り20席です
ご本人が既に告知済みですが、10月14日(火)に「川口耕介、メトロを語る」と題して Project Metro のセミナーを実施します。
月に一度の Java Hot Topics セミナーの特別編です。
2 時間で学ぶ今月の Java ホットトピック (10月特別号) :川口耕介、メトロを語る
川口耕介、メトロを語る
と言っても地下鉄の話ではありません。GlassFish コミュニティで活躍中の 川口耕介が今が旬のフレームワーク Metro を連れて日本にやってきました。 最初はシンプルなサービスから始めて、高度なセキュリティやトランザク ション、.NET 連携といった機能は必要に応じて追加、という Metro の特徴 をアーキテクト自らがデモを交えて紹介します。Web サービスは難しそう、 使いどころがわからない、とお悩みの皆さまはもちろん、バリバリの Web サービスエンジニアの方も奮ってご参加ください。
Project Metro の「コアのアーキテクチャの設計と実装を担当していた」という川口さんに直接質問をぶつけてみたい方、参加登録お待ちしております。
早くも残り 20 席です!
Blogs, Bloggers & Blogging
We hosted Word Camp New York in our offices on Sunday - Matt Mullenweg spoke about the "State of WordPress" and in a word, it's strong. That was clearly visible from the crowd in the offfice, we had nearly 140 people spend their day with us listening, talking, participating. I heard a lot of good things from how to make your blog more effective to video in blogs. I really enjoyed hearing about how WordPress is being used and meeting a lot of the participants.
Special thanks to Jonathan Dingman to getting this organized and Hal & the Divas for getting it going. The presentations and a video will be posted on the website as soon as they're available.
Provisioning With iSCSI and Solaris ZFS in 10 Minutes
This Sun BluePrints article describes how to quickly provision an iSCSI array with ZFS in both Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris environments.
