Monthly Archives: March 2005
New Sun Java VM
According to this Infoworld article, Sun is finally addressing some of the big issues with their VM. I posted a couple of weeks back about how the Java community is re-learning why people did things the old way. Hopefully the … Continue reading
Happy Mondays
Today was a great radio day. I usually scan 5 or 6 stations looking for something decent to listen to on the commute into work. I usually quickly go through a few of the lcoal college stations and Forum by … Continue reading
Unit Testing support should be included with all versions of Visual Studio 2005 and not just with Team System.
Unit Testing support should be included with all versions of Visual Studio 2005 and not just with Team System. If you want to read more about this, go here. The Unit Testing stuff in the new Visual Studio looks awesome, … Continue reading
Good vs. Evil or Cheese Sandwhich vs. Turtle
FROM THE WSJ: Could It Be … Satan? About 150 animals died in a fire that consumed the A-Dora-ble Pet Shop and several other businesses in Frankfort, Indiana, last October, but one survived. The red-ear slider turtle might simply have … Continue reading
Google Releases Some Code
http://code.google.com/ is a new google site that releases some of their open source projects. So far, I don’t think it will be seen as useful to a lot of developers out there since these packages are fairly low-level, performance intense … Continue reading
California Poppy
As the weather changes to become warmer, our state flower, the California Poppy starts to bloom. I find it to be a really nice plant that has a very orange and distinctive flower. There is even a park here that … Continue reading
Siu lam juk kau aka Shaolin Soccer
I just rented Siu lam juk kau aka Shaolin Soccer last night. Wow. What a great movie. A funny martial arts movie… with dancing. Really Entertaining. I highly recommend it.