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Links for January 26th :

• crecord extension for Mercurial – The crecord mercurial extension allows you to interactively choose among the changes you have made (with line-level granularity), and commit only those changes you select. After committing the selected changes, the unselected changes are still present in your working copy, so you can use crecord multiple times to split large changes into several smaller changesets.
• Highcharts – Interactive JavaScript charts for your webpage –
• [#DERBY-3973] Create function wrappers for DatabaseMetaData so that you can join metadata results in queries. – ASF JIRA – Enhancing JavaDB/Apache Derby with extra intrsospection capabilities
• TCAF: Toronto Comic Arts Festival –
• InfoQ: Joshua Bloch: Bumper-Sticker API Design –

Uncategorized apache, api, charts, comics, crecord, databases, derby, design, hg, highcharts, java, javadb, javascript, jquery, links, mercurial, metadata, mootools, toronto

Links for June 12th :

• Don’t fear the fsync! | Thoughts by Ted – My boss from Redknee used to have a mantra: "I hate disks."
• eat my data –
• SSRN-Do Patents Perform Like Property? by Michael Meurer, James Bessen – The empirical economic evidence strongly rejects simplistic arguments that patents universally spur innovation and economic growth. The direct comparison of estimated net incentives suggests that for public firms in most industries today, patents may actually discourage investment in innovation.
• jsMath: jsMath Home Page –
• Epstein on American Labor Law Reform –

Uncategorized copyright, data, disks, economics, fsync, io, javascript, law, links, math, patents, tex

Links for June 10th :

• Welcome to PyCUDA’s documentation! — PyCUDA v0.94beta documentation –
• Opinion mining and sentiment analysis –
• Recognizing Contextual Polarity in Phrase-Level Sentiment Analysis –
• A Sentimental Education: Sentiment Analysis Using Subjectivity Summarization Based on Minimum Cuts –
• CrossSlide – A jQuery plugin to create pan and cross-fade animations –

Uncategorized animation, cuda, javascript, jquery, lee, links, nlp, nvidia, pang, python, sentiment, system:filetype:pdf, system:media:document, wiebe

Links for May 7th :

• Configuring apt-get with ntlmaps – Ubuntu Forums – Configure apt-get to talk to NTLM by modifying /etc/apt/apt.conf
• Configuring Windows TIME_WAIT behavior – Windows has horrid defaults for lingering on closed sockets. Modify the TIME_WAIT and MaxUserPort settings to get more reasonable behavior.
• SQLiteJDBC – SQLite compiled for Java using NestedVM. This is the whole SQLite library – not just a JDBC driver.
• Automating PowerPoint with Python –
• DBCP – JNDI Howto – Mixing DBCP and JNDI together

Uncategorized apt, dbcp, debian, javascript, jndi, links, nestedvm, ntlm, ntlmaps, powerpoint, python, sqllite, tcp, time_wait, ubuntu, windows

Links for March 31st :

• fonolo.com – Welcome – I hate IVRs. Beat stupid IVRs with more technology.
• 10 rich UI componenets for the web –
• memcached for Win32 –
• Query Processing at Light Speed –
• visualcomplexity.com | A visual exploration on mapping complex networks –

Uncategorized c-store, column, database, design, graph, graphics, hacks, ivr, javascript, jquery, links, memcached, monetdb, ui, ux, visualisation, voip, win32, windows

Links for March 2nd :

• Links to local pages do not work – MozillaZine Knowledge Base – You need to override Firefox's default security settings to allow loading of files from UNC paths
• jQuery Delay Plugin – EvanBot.com –
• jquery-json – Google Code –
• jGrowl – Unobtrusive Notification System for jQuery | Web Resources | WebAppers – Growl'ish notifications in jQuery. IE6 friendly.
• DataTables (table plug-in for jQuery) – jEditable /jQuery friendly Datatable

Uncategorized datagrid, datatables, delay, firefox, growl, javascript, jeditable, jgrowl, jquery, jquery-json, json, links, security, unc