Some nice comic for the new year
January 5, 2009 – 6:08 pmThis is some nice comic caricature about the geek developers for the new year.
This is some nice comic caricature about the geek developers for the new year.
Queued File v 0.93 project has released
December 27, 2008 – 6:50 pmQueued File v 0.93 project has released Queued File project in codeplex > Queued File is a small open source project I created from small time. Simpley I was a reliable that don't correpted or disappear if the system fail or power down, Then I star work in this small project. Queued file is Queue ADS based on HDD. The Queued File Feature: - Completely concurrent enabled (Thread Safe). - High Reliable Data structure based on file system. - Support large data. - Effective data structure. In this version v0.93 my Queued file support only string (One line string, Not multi-Line) and I did this because this is my need, I use it in DIF project, Anyway it's open source anyone can get it and improve it as he want. Also soon I will release the version 2.0 that generic. Queued File project in codeplex >
Distributed Indexing Framework v 1.0 has released
December 27, 2008 – 3:58 pmDistributed Indexing Framework v 1.0 Distributed Indexing Framework in Codeplex > As worker in Semantic Wen, Web Search Engine I found myself need a Web Indexing Framework easy to use and have some important properties like: Distributed, Reliable, Scalable. Then I start work in my Framework, and now I release the first stable version and it's open source. I make it open source because I believe in knowledge sharing, and I think there are many persons need something like that. Before I start speak about it I would like to describe the my important properties: Distributed: This Indexing System should Distributed into Threads, Process, and machines to work fast, and in cooperative mode. This will make indexing 1 M page for example more effective. Reliable: But what if the system fail, power down, etc what will happen. The Reliable property is very important to me. I imagine the Indexing system should continue the work from the same point ...
Major Web browsers fail password protection tests
December 16, 2008 – 10:59 amMajor Web browsers fail password protection tests All of us almost use the Password remember feature in the browsers but actually they fail to protect it. That nifty password management feature in your favorite Web browser could be helping identity thieves pilfer your personal data. That’s the biggest take away from the results of this test which shows that all the major Web browsers — including IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome — are vulnerable to a total of 20 vulnerabilities that could expose password-related information. Among the problems are three in particular that, when combined, allow password thieves to take passwords without the user’s knowledge. They are: The destination where passwords are sent is not checked. The location where passwords are requested is not checked. Invisible form elements can trigger password management. Google’s shiny new Chrome browser was among the ...
Survey: Google takes prize as IT dream job
December 8, 2008 – 3:32 pmquotation from ZD. in survey about the IT jobs, and job Satisfaction in IT domain. Google takes prize as IT dream job, See: and 92 % of employers don't offer a clear path to advancement Also Nearly 50 % not likely to recommend their employer as a great place to work: for more information donwload the PDF file
First Windows 7 beta coming out in early January
December 3, 2008 – 11:18 pmThe first beta release of Windows 7 may be out in just over a month, according to the official website of the MSDN Developer Conference. About half-way down the site's about page, you'll see a "Giveaways" section, the Windows 7 logo, and the following text sitting right under it: 'All attendees will receive a Windows 7 Beta 1 DVD. Attendees at events scheduled for December will have DVDs mailed to them when they become available' The first two MSDN Developer Conferences to take place after December are scheduled for January 13, so the note strongly suggests Microsoft will start handing out Windows 7 beta DVDs then. Microsoft revealed last month that Windows 7 would likely hit stores before the end of next year, so the beta cycle may be shorter than with previous releases. The first Windows XP beta came out almost exactly a year before the OS's launch, and Vista Beta 1 ...
