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Archive for December, 2011

Joris Goes Native

Joris Luyendijk is a dutch anthropologist with a mission (for the UK newspaper The Guardian): he’s “going native in the world of finance“, by listening and talking to people from the City of London about their job in the financial district. My interest in the subject shouldn’t come as a surprise, since I work for [...]

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The gazeta.ru website uses a statistical anlysis of the recent parliamentary elections in Russia to argue that the results do not reflect the real votes of the Russian people: Elections improbability (thanks for the link, Pascal). The graphics shown in the report, if correct, are quite revealing… Does anyone care to repeat the exercice with the results [...]

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A few days ago, Dave Winer mentioned an fresh source for all things Frontier: http://scripting.com/stories/2011/12/18/areYouAFrontierUser.html. Still no mention of a Linux version, but at least there’s a better overview of what’s available than what Google can tell us about the subject ;-) I have mentioned Frontier several times on this blog, not in the least [...]

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This will be reading material for a few hours, but the subject should interest any blogger: the State of the Blogosphere 2001. Published on the Technorati website, the series includes the results of a survey and a number of interviews.

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Yes, I need to write this down – it’s too easy not to do it. But it’s good advice to use CFQUERYPARAM to enhance the performance of the Oracle DB (and other DB engines probably as well) … and to simplify your code at the same time. Why the better performance? Because CFQUERYPARAM translates your [...]

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Indeed: “Wireless, Looking Good, And Useful” would be a good description of the AirDroid application for Android. AirDroid is basically a web server, serving up a single application from your smartphone (or tablet, I suppose). That application presents you on your PC/Mac/…with a nice “desktop”, containing the main ingredients of your smartphone: you can get [...]

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I have updated the Solar Energy Production numbers. It’s quite interesting to see that our gut feeling of a dry autumn is being confirmed by higher output from our solar panels during the last three months when comapring them to last year.

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