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Thread: TNS Listener wont start - http://forums.oracle.com/forums...
I have Oracle 11g installed on Win. Vista Home Premium edition. I have set the "Startup" Type for "OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener" service to "Manual" and when I try to start it, I get a pop-up saying: "The OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener service on Local Computer started and then stopped. Some services stop automatically if they are not in use by other services or programs."
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xbmcupdate - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p...
Update Client for XBMC
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luemmels-dvd-ripper - http://code.google.com/p...
a xbmc script for ripping and transcoding dvd 's
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Gotham Bar And Grill (5/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"WOW! The foi gras was TO DIE FOR! I had it for my second plate (yes, a plate of nothing but foi gras) and there was some on my duck entree. Not only was that the best duck I have EVER HAD the service…"
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Moolah Theatre & Lounge (5/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"Unless you are looking for a omg-kids-THX-mega-screen-digital-3D experience the Moolah is the best place in St. Louis to see a movie. My wife and I are such fans that if we don't like the movie…"
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AisleOne - http://www.aisleone.net/
An inspirational resource focused on graphic design, typography, grid systems, minimalism and modernism.
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David Kitchen - http://www.buro9.com/blog/
Just another SharePoint developer blogging
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AutoSponge - Windows Live - http://autosponge.spaces.live.com/default...
A Non-developer's Blog About Administering SharePoint
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aphexddb.com - Waiting for a technological singularity - http://www.aphexddb.com/
Personal blog of Gardiner Allen
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mediawiki-gsa-engine - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p...
SearchEngine class for mediawiki to use a Google search appliance for searches.
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OneBox for Enterprise Developer's Guide - http://code.google.com/apis...
Describes how to define a OneBox module and how to use the OneBox Simulator for Google enterprise search
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Pappy's Smokehouse (5/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"One of the top 5 places I take out of town friends or strip-mall affected suburb dwellers when they come downtown to eat. They have mouth watering BBQ along with a ton of classic sides like sweet…"
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El Borracho (3/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"I can't stop thinking of the beer glass. Dos Equis was served in a hefty, greenish handblown glass that summarized the place. It was comfortable, authentic and tasty. Ordering food was incredibly easy…"
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erlyweb - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p...
ErlyWeb is a web development framework for Erlang. With ErlyWeb, you can easily build database-driven websites following the MVC pattern using a great language.
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Tungsten Replicator - http://community.continuent.com/communi...
The Tungsten Replicator implements open source database-neutral master/slave replication. Master/slave replication is a highly flexible technology that can solve a wide variety of problems including the following: Availability - Failing over to a slave database if your master database dies Performance Scaling - Spreading reads across many copies of data Cross-Site Clustering - Maintaining active database replicas across WANs Change Data Capture - Extracting changes to load data warehouses or update other systems Zero Downtime Upgrade - Performing upgrades on a slave server which then becomes the master
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It's for the iPhone and you can put tags, or media objects, on top of what you are looking at in real world. Amazing.
Daniel J. Pritchett and Aliha liked this
So when you say "for the iphone" that implies that it's combining GPS with image recognition in an effort to narrow the search space. I can't just upload a pic of my front yard without GPS coords and expect it to figure me out, right?
- Daniel J. Pritchett
Interesting that a Google search for "Tochidot" yields exactly 0 results.
- Andrew Cafourek
http://tonchidot.com/ though that won't help much.
- Andrew Leyden
I find it hysterical that the site is written in broken engrish...."Also, we would like to bridge internet gaps".... classic
- Steve Sebestyen
from twhirl
Anyone capture that video yet?
- aphexddb
I assume this is one of the Scoble panned websites?
- Brian Sullivan
Video is up on youtube: http://jp.youtube.com/watch...
- Andrew Leyden
RabbitMQ - Open Source Enterprise Messaging - http://www.rabbitmq.com/
RabbitMQ enables developers of messaging solutions to take advantage of not just AMQP but also one of the most proven systems on the planet. The Open Telecom Platform (OTP) is used by multiple telecommunications companies to manage switching exchanges for voice calls, VoIP and now video. These systems are designed to never go down and to handle truly vast user loads. And because the systems cannot be taken offline, they have to be very flexible, for instance it must be possible to 'hot deploy' features and fixes on the fly whilst managing a consistent user SLA.
- aphexddb
subcon - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p...
Subcon allows you to store your essential system configuration files in a subversion repository and easily deploy different configurations to machines in a cluster. It also features optional integration with SystemImager, enabling the deployment of system images and configuration in a single step. A flexible configuration file provides the ability to start, stop, or restart services or run arbitrary scripts when a change in a file or set of files is detected.
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fityk - free peak fitting software - http://www.unipress.waw.pl/fityk...
Fityk [fi:tik] is for peak fitting. Longer version: fityk is a program for nonlinear fitting of analytical functions (especially peak-shaped) to data (usually experimental data). There are also people using it to remove the baseline from data, or to display data only.
- aphexddb
distributed shell - http://freshmeat.net/project...
dsh is a program which executes a single command on multiple remote machines. It can execute this command in parallel (i.e., on any number of machines at a time) or in serial (by specifying parallel execution of the command on 1 node at a time). It was originally designed to work with rsh, but has full support for ssh and with a little tweaking of the top part of the dsh executable, should work with any program that allows remote execution of a command without an interactive login.
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mySQL DBA: So, why use mySQL 5.0 - http://mysqldba.blogspot.com/2007...
Every database that houses user generated content is a master in at least 1 pair within my environment. To make sure that id's don't collide we engineered around the auto-increment functionality or lack there of in mySQL-4.1. For the most part the auto-increment is externally generated.
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mySQL DBA - http://mysqldba.blogspot.com/
Been an Admin (playing with) mySQL since 1999 when it was in gamma. Now I've finally decided to write some stuff down.
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XBMC wins another SourceForge Community Choice Award - http://digg.com/softwar...
"By far the finest media application ever made, even better now that I can run it on windows"
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SketchyPhysics2 - http://code.google.com/p...
Sketchup physics engine
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iPhone winChain Builder - http://code.google.com/p...
easiest possible way to build the iPhone toolchain on a Windows XP/Vista computer
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I'm working on a technology agenda for the USA after my trip to Washington DC. I'll give a hint of what's coming on WorkFastTV today.
Chris Weige, Anthony Farrior, Bryon Thomas and 24 other people liked this
A little preview. Just three things. 1. We need a Chief Technology and Science officer that would be a cabinet-level position. 2. We need to move away from a computer for every kid and toward an iPhone-level device for every kid. 3. We need a museum for science and technology.
- Robert Scoble
@Robert: Agree with all three of your assessments, though the Smithsonian is doing a decent job on number 3.
- Chris Reed
Wouldn't the CTO and CSO be separate positions. There's overlap, sure. But there's also overlap with nearly every other cabinet seat for both those roles.
- John Frost
I utterly disagree with the "iPhone level device" for every kid. I'm a parent - *I* get to decide when I have to pay cell usage rates for my child and she has the abililty to text every other child in known creation - not you or the govt. She's had her own computer since before she could walk - but I configure her access and am in the room when she's using it. No way she's getting a mobile device w/o parental supervision until I say she's ready.
- Lucretia Pruitt
Scoble makes one trip to Washington and now he's running for Mayor of Tech Town.
- Tim Moore
What Aaron said. liaisons between washington and the web might be a better way to think- 'agenda' is too policy driven and I'm not sure policy is what is needed here. education maybe.
- Erin @queenofspain
Aaron: actually this request came from a Republican congressman, who told me he had no one at the Whitehouse to talk to about technology issues. Yes, I know it's an Obama issue, too, but it's far broader than Obama. Regarding a museum, I'll explain why that's important in my blog later today.
- Robert Scoble
We are also 15 years away from having every kid have a portable Internet-enabled device like an iPhone.
- Robert Scoble
#1 I agree, but I think it should extend down further than that. They need to really have a good idea of what's going on, what's coming, and what's working (as much as they can). And I feel like s/he's going to have to spend a lot of time with people in the industry. They can't just sit in a glass box in Wash.
- Sam Dodge
#2 I think I see where you're going with the "handheld, mobile, smart device", but like Lucretia, I think it'll be a tough fight to realize the ideals. I'd be more ready to spend the money on educating teachers and professors. Too often have I been in situations or heard of people being lightyears ahead knowledge-wise from the people who are supposed to be the resident experts. I've ended up using people like you as almost adjunct professors to help me learn about the tech industry and what's possible.
- Sam Dodge
My gut reaction to #2 is: What age are "kids" and what will they do with these iPhones exactly? To say we're 15 years away also implies that this technology will be relevant then. Is that possible to predict at this point? Just honestly what I'm thinking about, but don't get me wrong. I'm ecstatic that Scoble has had this kind of impact and presence within our gov't. Way to go! Nice.
- Chris Bonney
#1 included in the Chief Tech and Science Officer role should be appointment of a National Community Liaison whose staff could monitor/respond to conversation and sentiment in various social networks-- inside and outside of the US. Something on the order of terrorist surveillance, but for non-terrorists-- without, of course, getting creepy and listening to private conversations, etc. The goal would be to engage in the dialogue/get questions answered.
- Susan Scrupski
"Technology agenda for the USA"? What are you, running for office after your trip to D.C.? ;-)
- Josh Bancroft
What would the CTO do? What power would they have? Whose budget would they control? Would they be able to change the spending and acquisitions of CIO elsewhere in the Government? If you don't have good answers for those Robert, you're just creating more useless and expensive government overhead. Creating a new position does nothing, you have to put the necessary powers and BUDGET under that position. Unless you control the budget within the government, you don't control NUTHIN.
- Chris Stevenson
Would this mean jurisdiction of "the internet tubes" moves away from the FCC? I'd also say let the free market take care of every kid getting a mobile computer, they already have cellphones, those will be computers in time.
- aphexddb
Sorry, but this is just ridiculous. Who is going to pay for this? This is more entitlement and stupid spending plan which is what our problem is now. What ever happened to WORKING for something? This sounds like another Obama/democrat plan to buy votes.
- Spencer
my two cents http://www.winextra.com/2008...
- Steven Hodson
SharePoint? *ducks*
- Dan Russell
from twhirl
It's got to be someone who's better at politics than technology. I hope it's not a Silicon Valley insider, cause that would just further cement the idea that they know what they're doing. Probably someone from academia like Lessig or John Palfrey from Harvard, someone who's immersed themselves in tech from a government policy standpoint. Palfrey would probably be the better bet. (Lessig is probably viewed as too radical, not acceptable to Hollywood.)
- Dave Winer
I'm assuming of course that the next President is a Democrat. One thing I learned in trying to get a blogger cred at the convention, every choice they make has to make 24 different constituencies happy or at least okay with it. That's why they have an American Indian blogger, one from Guam, a gay-lesbian blogger, etc. Since the Dems are heavy on entertainment and tech, the CTO is going to have to be OK with both Hollywood and Sunnyvale.
- Dave Winer
The US Government is more siloed than any massive corporation I can think of so if the goal is to impact the use of tech in governing its not going to get it done. If it is merely to advise the President on science and tech issues I am not sure what consolidating the roles that industry specific advisers already perform into one person will help. I would be very uncomfortable with the power to push tech policy being concentrated in one person's hands at a cabinet level - let the market do it.
- Marco(aureliusmaximus)
I'll be happy to have a president who doesn't view science with suspicion. It might be too much to hope for a pres who allows rational thought to guide policy though...
- Chrimmus Tad
from fftogo
I'm sorry Robert, but a statement like this makes me wonder what kind of world you see. An iPhone level device for every kid? Stop in a public school next year somewhere out of the range of the golden Valley and check out how many kids there are in special programs because they come from homes that aren't even able to provide BREAKFAST.
- Ro (Lilyhill)
Roberta, I'm assuming that you support both the program that Scoble is talking about AND a way to help provide kids breakfast, right?
- Chrimmus Tad
from fftogo
Roberta - that utopian 'iPhone level device for every kid' is actually what lost me. Technology is wonderful. Access to technology is wonderful. But first, the basic needs of all children take priority - food, clothing, a safe place to live, decent healthcare, education. The internet is incredible - but incredibly useless when you are starving, illiterate, and sick.
- Lucretia Pruitt
Who is going to purchase said "iPhone like device" for these teens and who is paying the monthly fee? I am QUITE baffled by this very bold statement and still waiting for a response....
- Mona Nomura
I should watch more FastTV and Scoble Qik. But I'm old-skool.
- john conroy
People are freaking out about "iPhone-level device," but I like the idea. Don't get hung up on the form factor. How about a Kindle instead? How cheap will those be in 10-15 years? How much money could schools save if all books and publications were electronically delivered and updated? What about the possibilities for distance learning? Or for parents to track the locations of their children? Or even offsetting the cost using advertising?
- Karim
Again, who is going to pay for the devices and service? The state? Country? Bill and Melinda Gates foundation? Come ON people, let's be realistic here LOL
- Mona Nomura
Bloody hell... here(s) what the root is for tech stuff learn to (a) write (b) count (c) speak.. make sure that happens first, then technology will take care of itself. SEcondly, make sure that the US grad students - stop outsourcing their assingments ie. their coding / writing /thesis etc to India !! SCrew this Iphone handheld device.. whats the point of a k/board , ifthey can't write a handwritten personal note of thanks.. , think of it.. !!
- Peter Dawson
and while it ..make sure that the original pioneers of technology and geekiness are not treated like a terrorists . aka Kevin Minick case !!
- Peter Dawson
Perhaps he meant a Nintendo DS like in Japan: http://www.reuters.com/article...
- Mona Nomura
over 20 mins of Far Cry 2 http://www.shacknews.com/onearti...
Oh wow, this is the future
- aphexddb
HTML and CSS - No CSS Reset - http://snook.ca/archive...
When asked recently about using a CSS reset stylesheet, I readily admitted that I don't use them. I don't use them for my blog or for any project that I work on. Admitting such can raise an eyebrow or two. Reset stylesheets are definitely becoming commonp
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