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Unfortunately, my Delicious re-experience has been along the same lines - v.poor. In particular, the network feature now has finished...being able to view the bookmarks of my network as they aded them was probably the most interesting feature...all gone now :-( - AlexBarnett

former baseball player Bobby Morris, on leaving baseball. (7 minutes). Lots I can relate to in this interview. - AlexBarnett

The claimed subject matter provides for an online, Internet-class service that can correlate between an application interface utilizing a highly expressive, EDM conceptual format and a data store structured in an efficient, highly scalable storage format. Such a service can include components that map between an EDM schema and a data structure format. Additionally, a query reply can include data presented with a payload format distinct from an EDM query format. - AlexBarnett

The claimed subject matter provides for an online, Internet-class service that can correlate between an application interface utilizing a highly expressive, EDM conceptual format and a data store structured in an efficient, highly scalable storage format. Such a service can include components that map between an EDM schema and a data structure format. Additionally, a query reply can include data presented with a payload format distinct from an EDM query format. - AlexBarnett

The claimed subject matter provides a representational state transfer (REST) interface over a data store characterized by an entity data model (EDM) architecture. Such characterization can be presented by way of an Entity Framework that can transform data characterized in one manner at a relational database into an EDM characterization that can further be exposed to an external process or device. A REST interface over EDM stores can provide an end-to-end framework to expose data, modeled in a highly-expressive fashion, to the Internet or a web-scale intranet. - AlexBarnett

The claimed subject matter provides a representational state transfer (REST) interface over a data store characterized by an entity data model (EDM) architecture. Such characterization can be presented by way of an Entity Framework that can transform data characterized in one manner at a relational database into an EDM characterization that can further be exposed to an external process or device. A REST interface over EDM stores can provide an end-to-end framework to expose data, modeled in a highly-expressive fashion, to the Internet or a web-scale intranet. - AlexBarnett

It's great to have the Gillmor Gang back. Congrats. - Warner Crocker

Hell yeah! We want mp3 files and t-shirts to show our loyalty in public... - Michael Pinto

I think the one "truth" is that we are headed towards a one world government with one currency. I really don't want to see this happen, but all the signs are there. - Ⓐ ☠ slayerboy ☠ Ⓐ

that we have no free will. - AlexBarnett

of course not bi-directional...i've not provided FF any credentials to "write" to my other services. - AlexBarnett

trying to figure what does what. - AlexBarnett

maybe, but i'm trying :-) - AlexBarnett

AWS calculator - AlexBarnett

AWS calculator - AlexBarnett

talk fast, think even faster. - AlexBarnett

talk fast, think even faster. - AlexBarnett

My Favorite...Barnett's Law (not listed): It doesn't matter how many "adages" one tries to coin, an "adage" will never be listed by force, since "adages" only become "adages" organically, and never through conscious means. Barnett's Law proves this. This list of eponymous laws provides links to articles on laws, adages, and other succinct observations or predictions named after a person. In some cases the person named has coined the law — such as Parkinson's law. In others, the work or publications of the individual have led to the law being so named — as is the case with Moore's law. There are also laws ascribed to individuals by others, such as Murphy's law; or given eponymous names despite the absence of the named person. - AlexBarnett

My Favorite...Barnett's Law (not listed): It doesn't matter how many "adages" one tries to coin, an "adage" will never be listed by force, since "adages" only become "adages" organically, and never through conscious means. Barnett's Law proves this. This list of eponymous laws provides links to articles on laws, adages, and other succinct observations or predictions named after a person. In some cases the person named has coined the law — such as Parkinson's law. In others, the work or publications of the individual have led to the law being so named — as is the case with Moore's law. There are also laws ascribed to individuals by others, such as Murphy's law; or given eponymous names despite the absence of the named person. - AlexBarnett

Abhay Parasnis, General Manager for Live Mesh blogged...i need to read this... - AlexBarnett

Abhay Parasnis, General Manager for Live Mesh blogged...i need to read this... - AlexBarnett

unit testing using the Fluint (Flex Unit and Integration) framework, which is an opensource project hosted at http://fluint.googlecode.com. - AlexBarnett

unit testing using the Fluint (Flex Unit and Integration) framework, which is an opensource project hosted at http://fluint.googlecode.com. - AlexBarnett

over the past year or so, several Boston firms have raised over $2 Billion in venture capital. While the financial markets on Wall Street are in a panic, the venture capital community in Boston is strong, with billions of dollars to invest in innovative startups. - AlexBarnett

over the past year or so, several Boston firms have raised over $2 Billion in venture capital. While the financial markets on Wall Street are in a panic, the venture capital community in Boston is strong, with billions of dollars to invest in innovative startups. - AlexBarnett

A good read, but I'm really trying to pick apart the different between task-oriented UI design (TOD) and Activity-Centered Design (ACD). I suppose you could sum up the central point of this article is that all tasks must map to the central activity(ies). TOD >> ACD. - AlexBarnett

A good read, but I'm really trying to pick apart the different between task-oriented UI design (TOD) and Activity-Centered Design (ACD). I suppose you could sum up the central point of this article is that all tasks must map to the central activity(ies). TOD >> ACD. - AlexBarnett

Learn Flex in one week by going through this video training course. To maximize your learning, we recommend that you view the videos and complete the exercises in the order that they are listed. If you run into problems and have questions, you can ask a question on the Flex in a Week forum. - AlexBarnett

Learn Flex in one week by going through this video training course. To maximize your learning, we recommend that you view the videos and complete the exercises in the order that they are listed. If you run into problems and have questions, you can ask a question on the Flex in a Week forum. - AlexBarnett

The Intuit Partner Platform not only gives developers the opportunity to build Web-based applications, but successful SaaS businesses by taking the complexity out of managing infrastructure, hosting, user management, integration and billing. Now developers can focus on developing innovative on-demand software solutions that solve unique and important problems for the four million small and mid-market businesses across the U.S. that use QuickBooks and the 25 million employees that work in those companies. - AlexBarnett

The Intuit Partner Platform not only gives developers the opportunity to build Web-based applications, but successful SaaS businesses by taking the complexity out of managing infrastructure, hosting, user management, integration and billing. Now developers can focus on developing innovative on-demand software solutions that solve unique and important problems for the four million small and mid-market businesses across the U.S. that use QuickBooks and the 25 million employees that work in those companies. - AlexBarnett

Trism has made $250,000 for its developer, Steve Demeter, in just two months. A simple game, it looks to be as addictive as Tetris*, and it hits the right spot for pricing: $5. With the recent ballyhoo over Podcaster, in which Apple pulled an application that was well within the App Store rules simply because it competed with Apple's own offering, iPhone developers have been groaning that things aren't fair. - AlexBarnett