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zianet.dk/blog
Kristian Kristensen?s Blog
I am a self employed independent software development consultant at WhizIT. Before embarking on the journey of freelance consulting I worked at Microsoft Services as a Consultant. I mainly blog on software related issues. This includes new technology and Microsoft's .NET platform
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lee-jones.com/blog
Lee Jones Internet Marketer
LEE JONES Lee Jones follows a proven method of Internet Marketing to provide a full time Income from the internet RSS FeedComments Home About SiteMap Comment Sniper Fix ? Exception EFCreateError in Module CommentSniper.exe at 0001DCAA September 25, 2010 by Lee Jones · 3 CommentsFiled under: FIX-IT Comment Sniper is one of those programs i use on a daily basis, although i don?t have to do anything as it runs on start up. While it worked perfectly well on two other
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genkii.com/adam.htm
We Are Genkii :: Adam
home products about support blog Adam Johnson, COO Adam is a lifelong geek. His foray into all things tech began at the ripe age of five, poking his way through programming with his Commodore 64. Fascinated by shiny new tech, he first got involved with virtual worlds over ten years ago. He likes open source, mixed reality, immersive devices, mobile computing, web technologies, video games, walks on the beach, and mochi. He has degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science, and has worked in many
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cs.uwaterloo.ca/~a2curtis
Andrew R. Curtis - PhD Student at the University of Waterloo
Andrew Curtis Synopsis Andrew (but his friends call him Andy) is a PhD student at the University of Waterloo, co-advised by Alex López-Ortiz and S. Keshav. And I am interested in developing systems and theory to solve real-world networking problems. My current research studies data center networks, for example, my system LEGUP designs legacy data center network upgrades and DevoFlow scales software-defined networking for the data center. I worked at HP Labs in Palo Alto last summer, and
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evolutionarygoo.com/blog
Evolutionary Goo
Evolutionary Goo Giving Rails a Second Chance Posted by rob on March 08, 2011 Over the last few years, I?ve done what I think a lot of other Java developers have been doing. That is learning a new language or framework every year or so. I?ve studied and worked with a number of languages, including Ruby, Groovy, Python and Scala. While studying Ruby, I took a decent dive into Ruby on Rails. I really enjoyed its style of generating code using naming conventions and sensible defaults