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Want your database to tweet? Try Tweet-SQL. (A side note: their “Why?” motivation sounds backwards. Write a Twitter client that writes to the database to communicate with…
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Oh my good Lord. I think the UI needs a little, uhhh, refactoring.
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An interesting introduction to Entities and Value Objects in DDD
Finally, after 5 posts in the series, we get to the beginning point, the basis of all things… Entities…
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Rob Conery responds to Attwood’s complaint that the SOLID principles are too onerous. A solid argument!
Before I was a geek, I was a Geologist. A Geophysicist to be…
Tobin Harris introduces an interesting technique for handling try-retry scenarios with external services (e.g. web services, databases)
If it’s not enough for your SQL to work, here are some tips on how to write more performant queries. The advice about execution plans is especially useful.
According to Gizmodo, the Windows 7 Taskbar beats the Mac OS X Dock. Except, if you read the article, the Taskbar’s advantages are marginal and its failings are worse than the Dock’s. I guess the…
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This is absolute genius: adjustable water-lense glasses. No optician required. This seems like the kind of smart problem-solving the developing world needs.
Shared by Bruce Boughtonrmogull writes “Brian Krebs over at the Washington Post just published a story that Heartland Payment Systems…
I just knew *someone* would take up Jo Moore’s advice today
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The dark side of crowdsourced translation
Yesterday we reported on a Facebook screenshot that replaced the Advertising tab to read as the “Lying” tab. We initially…
