Archive for October, 2007

Care to join a software company which gives you Dry cleaning and laundry service onsite

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18 Oct 2007

and the rest of these..
Medical, dental and vision plans with no premium for employees401(k) plan21 vacation days per year, plus 8 company holidays and 2 floating holidaysComplimentary catered breakfast, lunch and dinner dailyComplimentary beverages and snacksDry cleaning and laundry service onsiteFree downtown parking permitSubsidized gym membershipCatered Friday Happy Hours at the office$600/month housing subsidy if [...]

Microsoft distributing source code with .NET Framework libraries

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4 Oct 2007

This has got to be interesting. Scott Gu’s blog announces that starting with the upcoming verisons of .NET Framework libraries, the would start distributing the source code as well. (.NET 3.5 and VS 2008)
We’ll begin by offering the source code (with source file comments included) for the .NET Base Class Libraries (System, System.IO, System.Collections, System.Configuration, [...]

Building Scalable Systems

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4 Oct 2007

In an interesting video, a Googler explains how to build scalable systems like Gmail, Orkut and Google Talk. It’s slightly long, and Google Video is slightly erratic in these parts, but it’s a great presentation to watch.

Coming Soon : Ubuntu Gutsy

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4 Oct 2007

Finally, after the long wait, the next version of Ubuntu is about to come out. Then, I’m sure the sound will start working on this one…

Google starts cross domain read/write via Javascript

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3 Oct 2007

Google recently announced that they have ingrained cross domain read/write functionality via Javascript. The functionality has been added to the GData library, and it is currently available only for Google Calender. Developers could earlier work with feeds directly through javascript, but in read-only mode.
Normally, due to security restrictions on browsers like Firefox and IE, javascript [...]

Recruitment

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3 Oct 2007

FileZilla 3.0.0 released

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2 Oct 2007

Filezilla is definitely one of the most used open source FTP clients in the world. And if you use it as much as I do, then you’d be happy to know that the latest version 3.0.0 has just come out.
You can download it here.
Here is what the team says on the Sourceforge site
The primary new [...]

The sure shot way to run Flash 9 on Linux (Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn)

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1 Oct 2007

It has been a couple of months since I moved from a standard windows os to Ubuntu on my new laptop, and most of the time I’m pretty satisfied. Except for three issues which just wouldn’t get sorted out.
The first one is sound. There is absolutely no sound on this machine. It worked fine [...]


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