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urban computing conference title generator

by karlcow

Urban Informatics Speech Title Generator

Do you like cities? Do you like architecture? Do you like speaking at conferences? We'd like you to give a talk titled....

A New Theory of Awesomeness and Miracles, by James Bridle, concerning Charles Babbage, Heath Robinson, MENACE and MAGE

by Spone & 1 other
Being NOTES and SLIDES on a talk given at PLAYFUL 09, concerning CHARLES BABBAGE, HEATH ROBINSON, MENACE and MAGE by James BRIDLE

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October 2009

TACA Talk About Curing Autism

by rwatuny
Help, Hope, Resources, Information and Support for Families and Children Affected by Autism - Real Help Now Autism Live Chat with a Parent Mentor

Integrating symfony and Zend Framework (PHPBarcelona 2009)

by Xavier Lacot
The talk of Stefan about Integrating symfony and Zend Framework, during the PHPBarcelona Conference 2009

The Cambrian Period of Concurrency at Ted Leung on the Air

by karlcow

OSCON talk that was a survey of language constructs for concurrency.

Quelqu'un peut faire une version pour les naifs de ce billet, histoire que je comprenne. Je suis juste curieux.

IRShell

by nachilau
Website talk about IRShell for PSP

Securing a Domain: SSL vs. DNSSEC

by marco
There has been quite a bit of talk lately about the best way to secure a domain, mainly centered in two camps: using Secure Socket Layer (SSL), or using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC). The answer is quite simple—you should use both.

Let's talk about WSGI

by marco
HTTP is hard, let's go shopping!

September 2009

Surfin’ Safari - Blog Archive » WebKit Page Cache II – The unload Event

by karlcow

In this article I’d like to talk more about unload event handlers, why they prevent pages from going into the Page Cache, and what can be done to make things better.

InfoQ: CouchDB and Me

by oseres (via)
In this talk from RubyFringe, Damien Katz explains what drove him to create CouchDB, why he chose Erlang and more. Bio Damien Katz has worked for Lotus, MySQL, IBM and is the creator of CouchDB. He blogs at http://damienkatz.net/ . About the conference RubyFringe is an avant-garde conference for developers that are excited about emerging Ruby projects and technologies. They're mounting a unique and eccentric gathering of the people and projects that are driving things forward in our community.

August 2009

About « Web Hooks

by parmentierf
Web hooks are user-defined callbacks over HTTP. They’re intended to, in a sense, “jailbreak” our web applications to become more extensible, customizable, and ultimately more useful. Conceptually, web applications only have a request-based “input” mechanism: web APIs. They lack an event-based output mechanism, and this is the role of web hooks. People talk about Unix pipes for the web, but they forget: pipes are based on standard input and standard output. Feeds are not a sufficient form of output for this, which is partly why Yahoo Pipes was not the game changer some people expected. Instead, we need adoption of a simple, real-time, event-driven mechanism, and web hooks seem to be the answer. Web hooks are bringing a new level of event-based programming to the web.

Work

by karlcow

He

Brings too many secrets

Decides not to talk any more

On a ruin of the memories

The guy is a deposed king

Silence, is the fate

Those undelivered letters together with all the addressees

During the time of unknown destination

Were sentenced to death

While in the pantomime of fate

Inside the man-in-green’s bag

Buried my final stationery writing to you

And also, those in his eyes

Lines of verse as beautiful but toxic as the white oleander flowers in the spring

-- Love is short, but longer than oblivion

Time Management Talk

by Spone
Time Management Randy Pausch Carnegie Mellon University http://www.randypausch.com

Néojaponisme » Blog Archive » Kyabajo Japan

by karlcow

since the Japanese media is not allowed to talk about trends in terms of socioeconomic class or subculture, Koakuma Ageha’s popularity gave the impression that all young women, no matter the family background, have suddenly clamored to work nights in Kabukicho.

Why Can't We Make the Internet Secure?

by marco
The basic answer to your question is that the people who run the net, all umpteen million of us, have collectively decided that it's cheaper to live with the damage that criminals cause than to deal with the problems that let them do it. Change that attitude, then we can talk.

Tokyo {Cabinet, [Py]Tyrant} Talk « michael schurter

by karlcow

introductory talk on Tokyo Cabinet, Tokyo Tyrant, pytc, and PyTyrant

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