Wireless Hacks, 2nd Edition is now available!
I wasn't there and I didn't see Sam Ruby, etc. Here is my fake report anyway.
One out of seven SAO projects have failed?
A nice background article on compression from Intel.
If you can diagnose this, I dub you a Hero of the XML Revolution. Hint: it is probably the most common problem for English-language XML documents.
Newer versions of Flash enable you to add high quality video to an HTML page that members of your audience can watch even if they don’t have the most powerful computer equipment or the fastest internet connections. Examples in this posting include clips from a Godzilla inspired short video and a social issue documentary on immigrant teens.
A good C++ programming technique that has almost no published material available on the WWW relates to using the special pipeline instructions in modern CPUs for faster text processing. Here's example code using C++ intrinsic functions to give a fourfold speed increase for a UTF-8 to UTF-16 converter compared to the original C/C++ code.
'IE 7 will only accept well-formed XML in web feeds'
What can we learn from with a little hindsight from the ebbing Java revolution? Was it everything the hype machine said it was? Or did it hurt us more than help us?
Where the real work gets done?
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