If you're responding to my post, I don't recall saying that Sun/Oracle was
going to go evil. I was just inquiring if anyone had seen any File System
implementations, and if there is a community where that kind of work was
being done. Since I occasionally work on Commons VFS-related issues, I
I know that Tor mentioned that he does a lot of multitasking/context
switching and because of that Mylyn didn't work for him. However, you
can turn off context management, but you lose a lot of value when you
do that, since it makes commits easier, and makes it easier to resume
a task when you do
You might want to have a look at netbeans.tv. There are plenty of
demos there. Don't forget to change the keymapping to Eclipse. It'll
cut down on the learning curve while you get acquainted with Netbeans.
Mark
On 2/1/09, Chris Wash chris.w...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been listening to the rave
Dick mentioned in the episode that he hadn't been able to find the
Visio equivalent for Linux. I was wondering what people thought of
Dia as a Visio replacement? I don't know how well it works on Mac OS
X.
Mark
On Oct 2, 10:47 am, The.Thinker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Episode 207 The Posse
, Spring, Hibernate... and lots more as you
can imagine.
Manfred Moserhttp://www.mosabuam.com
skype: mosabuahttp://www.linkedin.com/in/manfredmoser
On Friday September 26 2008, phidias51 wrote:
Hi Manfred,
Sounds interesting, although my wife's not that interested in
moving to BC. I am
September 19 2008, phidias51 wrote:
I know that 23andMe uses a python-based platform and I was curious
if Navigenics uses Java? I seem to recall hearing that Navigenics
uses Affymetrix SNP arrays, do you know if there's a Java-based
library to make accessing that data easier. I suppose
I know that 23andMe uses python for its platform, I'm curious if
Navigenics uses Java? If so are there any SNP-related libraries that
you use? Do you use BioJava at all? A recent survey of languages
used in bioinformatics, placed Java high-on the list (next to C++ and
Perl) and I'm curious if
Hi Josh,
Last year I found myself shopping for a new computer. I should point
out that I'd been using a Titanium PowerBook for several years, and it
was reaching the end of it's useful life. I did the price
comparison. I really wanted a Mac, but after hemming and hawing over
it for a while, I
