The.NET is not a desktop system... it is intensely network oriented... stuff like Passport , Hailstorm , MyServices etc are also part of.NET What you see is.NET SDK , and not.NET "The Big Picture"
.NET SDK has classes like PassportIdentity whic
we cannot plug into the MS plumbing.. we have
to make replacements
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Well our compiler is sort of a plugin API for developing new compiler.. it wouldn't be too tough:-)
Being an Indian, I know the strikes we have and the reasons for it. I just hope the pigeon keepers recieve pension;)
The idea is great excluding the frequent disconnects , high call rates and an ISP that you can't trust. (I'm suffering from BSNL -- Bharath Sanchar Nigam Limited !)
Hey you are right. The FS guys may be
too obessed with the freedom part..... (I am).
But the employer recognises the programming skills all too clearly when he sees the code being used in a production envronment.
I think the GPL/X licensing etc are conducive to academic progress . They encourage programmers to work hard to show off... and build good community efforts and interactions.
My college/university insists that our project work be published (under the GPL of course).
(Mono+.Net > Mono).
A more disturbing thought,
discussed on DotGNU list, about Mono bringing out a proprietary version (anybody remember "Exchange Connector ")
DotGNU mailing List Archive
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the stupid lameness filter is not allowing me to post the actual mail. Search for Ximian there and read Martin Coxall's comments on our reaction
P2P has caught on in a big way since 2000. It has grown from the closed protocol quasi-p2p Napster, to a number of file sharing applications. The most popular & reliable seems to be Gnutella. The most attractive part is that free (as in speech) gnutella clients are available.
The HTTP protocol & Push facilities in Gnutella are great for the firewall ridden. With a search engine on the web (find it yourself), we can download shared gnutella data even with a plain old browser. This feature of the gnutella protocol (backward compatibilty) allows it to by pass the toughest restrictions in corporate gateways,including firewalls and proxies.
I for one have used gtk-gnutella. That stuff just rocks !. Win32 guys also have a free (again, as in speech) client in Gnucleus. All this leads to one small point P2P is here to stay.
this stuff is not even worth a read. There are companies that are so foolish to use IIS without patches. They'll suffer, but I thought they sat up and took notice when you defaced their site.
Indifference to the Max
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Does it work
Yes it does. The VM is working,. The compiler needs more work. is it buggy
Have recieved bug fixes withing 4-5 hours of report (we have only one VM developer) PS: The verifier is top class, I've been working for the past 5 days trying to make it dump a core:( Reliable ?
Quite good, no memory leaks and stuff Comments /*I would like a bit more of them;-)*/
India has a carnivore clone ?. Well with 15 languages and even more encoding schemes for native languages I would like to see India government filter through this mess of Utf8,UCS4,IsCII, TScii (encodings).
But personally I will say that india government is wating public money to slow down the currently shaky internet. But terrorism is a real threat and we have found to our error when our parliament was attacked. But monitoring email is no solution when people talk
"onnu poda , chumma adipidi koodathe" (malyalam written in roman script)
Well just wasting their time , and our money
We have had a lot of problems with our ISP. These m0r0ns blocked SSH and told us that it was for security. Then they blocked all incoming traffic and told us that it was for our own security. In the end we threatened the company into enabling these (cause it's a small company). But I don't think we could browbeat a Multinational provider
I wonder whether IBM will bring out bewoulf
clusters, It is too hard to get any good software
for bewoulf. Maybe IBM may finally give up unix
and come home to linux.
Ps : I am looking for a 3d Rendering farm using clusters any idea ?
MOSIX Clusters handle parallelizing without extra coding, ie the BeWoulf needs specialized apps.
You could run it on MOSIX just like an ordinary machine.
With a A GigaBit Lan and a fast SAN and a MOSIX cluster , you are in buisness. If each machine itself is a Itanium all the better .
Hey doesn't anybody need VIM ?
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Guyz, I use VIM for my editing ( I'm too lazy to use emacs ), I have a set of VIM scripts for converting some code like
psvm = public static void main
Also a bean builder for those dumb get set pairs , etc.
Also in win32 I used Optima ( or Sybase PowerJ ), only problem with that is a set of classes you have to ship around
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ECMA owns the Copyright for C# .. so they own it
not MSFT
The .NET is not a desktop system ... it is intensely network oriented ... stuff like Passport , Hailstorm , MyServices etc are also part of .NET What you see is .NET SDK , and not .NET "The Big Picture"
.NET SDK has classes like PassportIdentity whic
we cannot plug into the MS plumbing .. we have
to make replacements
Well our compiler is sort of a plugin API for developing new compiler .. it wouldn't be too tough :-)
Well DotGNU cannot be compared to Mono ...
Compare DotGNU Portable.Net (which is the
C# runtime/compiler/libs) to Mono ...
DotGNU is much bigger !!
Employing Indians in India is faced by obvious problems like getting good net access . There's actually two words which can solve the problem.
Give him an ASDL connection and tell him to hang out on jabber and ask him to work according to US hours :)
Seriously , I live in India -- It's d*mn frustrating to work with a guy in another timezone Unless one of them is a geek :)
Being an Indian, I know the strikes we have and the reasons for it. I just hope the pigeon keepers recieve pension ;)
The idea is great excluding the frequent disconnects , high call rates and an ISP that you can't trust. (I'm suffering from BSNL -- Bharath Sanchar Nigam Limited !)
I was looking around for a GIMP plugin to do just that !
Hey you are right. The FS guys may be too obessed with the freedom part..... (I am). But the employer recognises the programming skills all too clearly when he sees the code being used in a production envronment.
... and build good community efforts and interactions.
I think the GPL/X licensing etc are conducive to academic progress . They encourage programmers to work hard to show off
My college/university insists that our project work be published (under the GPL of course).
(Mono+.Net > Mono). A more disturbing thought, discussed on DotGNU list, about Mono bringing out a proprietary version (anybody remember "Exchange Connector ")
DotGNU mailing List Archive -- the stupid lameness filter is not allowing me to post the actual mail. Search for Ximian there and read Martin Coxall's comments on our reaction
P2P has caught on in a big way since 2000. It has grown from the closed protocol quasi-p2p Napster, to a number of file sharing applications. The most popular & reliable seems to be Gnutella. The most attractive part is that free (as in speech) gnutella clients are available.
,including firewalls and proxies.
The HTTP protocol & Push facilities in Gnutella are great for the firewall ridden. With a search engine on the web (find it yourself), we can download shared gnutella data even with a plain old browser. This feature of the gnutella protocol (backward compatibilty) allows it to by pass the toughest restrictions in corporate gateways
I for one have used gtk-gnutella. That stuff just rocks !. Win32 guys also have a free (again, as in speech) client in Gnucleus. All this leads to one small point P2P is here to stay.
Hi Folks
this stuff is not even worth a read. There are companies that are so foolish to use IIS without patches. They'll suffer, but I thought they sat up and took notice when you defaced their site.
Indifference to the Max
--
astalavista baby [t3rmin4t0r[
Does it work :(
/*I would like a bit more of them ;-)*/
Yes it does. The VM is working,. The compiler needs more work.
is it buggy
Have recieved bug fixes withing 4-5 hours of report (we have only one VM developer)
PS: The verifier is top class, I've been working for the past 5 days trying to make it dump a core
Reliable ?
Quite good, no memory leaks and stuff
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We do not add C# to GCC. we're writing a whole compiler (cscc) , compiler-compiler (treecc) and a portable VM (It runs on Cygwin !).
Adding C# to GCC is more work than writing a whole compiler (scanner/parser/optimizer).
Also Mono will have a lot of problems as their compiler is *not* self hosting. Ours are .
The count included documentation which Rhys has provided
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Hey guys thanks for putting up my post :)
400 gigs and a cloud of dust: AFC hard drives
:) !
well talk about storage problems. I'm having problems filling up my 48gigs.
I GHZ PDA & 10 Ghz PC
Allright what about workstations (maybe they'll start GIGIHertz and Mebihertz too)
LCD Replacement ?
Let them first replace CRT first
Instant messenger
hasn't it arrived here yet ?
Ah XML it's mentioned
this is going to be there "leave my files alone" -- Federal employee
Hyper Threading ?
Talk about "hype"
Good bye PCI ? costlier PC's ?
P2P
well it rocks (my gnutella !)
MRAM
Don't put that speaker near it !
The see-through PC: TFT computers
let me see it before commenting
Distributed Computing That works look at SETI@HOME:)
10 ghz
it's good to dream, but this overdid it
Serial ATA
bye bye ribbon cables
E-Wallet
we'll see more cyber crimes
well they didn't say Microsoft would change
Google Malalayam ? Oh my god , Manglish there too !
evidyaum malyalali undo ? ente daivame ! Ps: Written in manglish script
India has a carnivore clone ?. Well with 15 languages and even more encoding schemes for native languages I would like to see India government filter through this mess of Utf8,UCS4,IsCII, TScii (encodings). But personally I will say that india government is wating public money to slow down the currently shaky internet. But terrorism is a real threat and we have found to our error when our parliament was attacked. But monitoring email is no solution when people talk "onnu poda , chumma adipidi koodathe" (malyalam written in roman script) Well just wasting their time , and our money
We have had a lot of problems with our ISP. These m0r0ns blocked SSH and told us that it was for security. Then they blocked all incoming traffic and told us that it was for our own security. In the end we threatened the company into enabling these (cause it's a small company). But I don't think we could browbeat a Multinational provider
I wonder whether IBM will bring out bewoulf clusters, It is too hard to get any good software for bewoulf. Maybe IBM may finally give up unix and come home to linux. Ps : I am looking for a 3d Rendering farm using clusters any idea ?
MOSIX Clusters handle parallelizing without extra coding, ie the BeWoulf needs specialized apps. You could run it on MOSIX just like an ordinary machine. With a A GigaBit Lan and a fast SAN and a MOSIX cluster , you are in buisness. If each machine itself is a Itanium all the better .
Guyz, I use VIM for my editing ( I'm too lazy to use emacs ), I have a set of VIM scripts for converting some code like psvm = public static void main Also a bean builder for those dumb get set pairs , etc. Also in win32 I used Optima ( or Sybase PowerJ ), only problem with that is a set of classes you have to ship around