Slashdot Mirror

And here's your instrumentals (starting from 5:15) if you really want to sing it.

Hm. That comic was about as exciting as watching bubbles.

Yeah, bring on the violence!

A few good games, are you kidding?
Sega has taken video-game violence to a whole new level.

They also have exclusive video footage.

Watch your words you naysayers.
As it seems Paris Hilton will be president soon and I wouldn't be too surprised if the earth would be declared flat then - if only to "simplify things" a bit.

HD posted some information on the Metasploit blog about being misquoted in the article and a correction has been made. Check it out: http://is.gd/18Vz

I've been on a project using GWT in 2007, been quite successful. If you want to see an example that is public run over to Parlays.com, they have a Flex and a GWT version.

If you want to write clean code check out my blog on TDD with GWT: http://is.gd/1156.

With the 1.5 release they did some very promising improvements.

So you're right if you say it is not mainstream, but to say nobody is using it is exaggerating. Just be patient, GWT will continue to grow.

If Vista is any measure, Windows 7 should not include marketing driven development.

You're absolutely right. Unfortunately, it's already too late for that [video demo of multi-touch features].

Plurk has been gaining popularity in the past 24 hours, and it's handling scalability rather well so far (after having been mentioned by Leo Laporte, Robert Scoble, TechCrunch, and others). I'm very curious to see how well it would hold up if it had the same number of users as Twitter, though.