Marko Đorđevic

1996 Total Movies Released: 310 Total Combined Gross: $5,669,202,469 1997 Total Movies Released: 326 Total Combined Gross: $6,393,752,323 1998 Total Movies Released: 383 Total Combined Gross: $6,523,016,460 1999 Total Movies Released: 459 Total Combined Gross: $7,317,446,849 2000 Total Movies Released: 503 Total Combined Gross: $7,659,547,475 2001 Total Movies Released: 478 Total Combined Gross: $8,078,047,544 2002 Total Movies Released: 473 Total Combined Gross: $9,145,095,136 2003 Total Movies Released: 494 Total Combined Gross: $9,043,227,330 2004 Total Movies Released: 567 Total Combined Gross: $9,327,315,935 2005 Total Movies Released: 594 Total Combined Gross: $8,825,324,278 2006 Total Movies Released: 808 Total Combined Gross: $9,225,689,414 - Marko Đorđevic

I have created a program that lets you watch 44 British TV channels! It works on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. You must have VLC installed to the default location for your platform in order for it to work. Note: You must run the Linux version inside a terminal. - Marko Đorđevic

GnuWin32 provides ports of tools with a GNU or similar open source license, to MS-Windows (Microsoft Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista / 2008) - Marko Đorđevic

Industry IT professionals, Scott Swigart and Sean Campbell are driving this project . The aim is to create a forum that will facilitate a lively community discussion and help gather insights from a large audience interested in this topic. Ongoing discussions have been held with various industry subject matter experts to help gather different perspectives on both open source and proprietary software development models. The transcripts are posted on this blog forum. - Marko Đorđevic

Two of Europe's open universities, the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya in Spain and Open Universiteit in the Netherlands, are about to start the first courses of what will become a Master programme on free and open source software and open standards, The Free Technology Academy (FTA). The program could prove popular, the number of early registrations shows. - Marko Đorđevic

Some people seem to develop the belief that free software means entitlement to free support. It is likely that you were sent here because your questions appear to place you in that category. Please understand that those of us who help out in forums for free software support have lives, jobs, obligations. You may have been lucky (or UNlucky) enough to have found someone once who took you by the hand and did all your work for you. Don't count on that happening again. And yes, it might have been unfortunate for you. Those of us who are successful with free software have learned how to read documentation, and how to come up with keywords for a successful Google search. It's a nice feeling, to be self-sufficient with your computers. Some of us like to help others along the way to self-sufficiency. If you expect hand-holding and personal attention every step of the way, expect to spend some money for it. - Marko Đorđevic

Over half a million total downloads since we started the show just over two years and two months ago. Pretty amazing, huh? And this is just from our end, who knows who’s out there mirroring and caching the show files as well… - Marko Đorđevic from Bookmarklet

http://feeds.feedburner.com/jQueryP... Wednesday night, Ralph Whitbeck and Elijah Manor recorded the first of many weekly episodes that aim to interview key members of the jQuery Community while bringing you the top news from the past week. We will be recording and streaming the audio live each Wednesday night at 10PM EST on uStream. You can also subscribe to the show via iTunes or via the RSS Feed. Our guest this week was jQuery creator, John Resig. Future shows will have guests such as Richard D. Worth (jQuery UI Release Manager), Paul Irish (yayQuery podcast), Rey Bango (jQuery Evangelist), Ben Alman (jQuery Plugin Author) plus many more. We will be posting the show notes on the blog each week below is the show note for episode - Marko Đorđevic

Notes and Worksheets The session 1 notes (PDF) include the syllabus, some administrivia and an introductory tutorial to Python. Exam 1 (Session 5) covered everything through class 3: variables, types, operators, functions, conditionals and loops. The solutions double as notes for sessions 1 through 3. (PDF) The session 6 homework (PDF) doubles as notes for classes 4 through 6. The optional session 7 homework (PDF) serves as useful practice with lists. The session 8 notes (PDF) cover dictionaries and their usage. The session 9 worksheet (PDF) reviews common errors and good programming practices. - Marko Đorđevic

Chosen by the New Scientist - best on-line videos 2007. A set of four priceless archival science video recordings from the University of Auckland (New Zealand) of the outstanding Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman - arguably the greatest science lecturer ever. Although the recording is of modest technical quality the exceptional personal style and unique delivery shine through. The Douglas Robb Memorial Lectures - Part 1 : Photons - Corpuscles of Light - Marko Đorđevic

Chosen by the New Scientist - best on-line videos 2007. A set of four priceless archival science video recordings from the University of Auckland (New Zealand) of the outstanding Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman - arguably the greatest science lecturer ever. Although the recording is of modest technical quality the exceptional personal style and unique delivery shine through. The Douglas Robb Memorial Lectures - Part 1 : Photons - Corpuscles of Light - Marko Đorđevic

In part of my ongoing performance work in our CouchDB+Python application I’ve decided to sit down and profile JSON performance in the different open source libraries available for Python. I ran this test profiling json (pure Python simplejson) available in Python stdlib, simplejson compiled with C speedups, cjson, and jsonlib2, with a large JSON document. The test decodes and encodes a large JSON object 100 times. It then runs that test 100 times in each library in succession in order to find the average encode/decode time for each library and minimize other environmental factors that may occur. These numbers were taken on my MacBook Air running Mac OS X 1.6.1 with the default Python 2.6 - Marko Đorđevic

Desktop aggregators are great. They sit there all day, pinging away at sites, and as soon as they notice something new, they pop up little windows on your desktop, and let you read items. But what about when you go home from work? Or what about when you are on a trip? You get totally out of sync, and don't know what you've read and haven't read. You are enraged. - Marko Đorđevic

In KOHCTPYKTOP: Engineer of the People, you play as an engineer working in a semiconductor factory designing integrated circuits based on specifications provided to you. What does it have to do with communism? You'll have to play to find out! A few notes about the game: * This game is actually quite difficult; while you don't need to know anything about electronics to play, being familiar with some of the concepts will definitely help in the later levels, as most of them are based around real-life circuits. Wikipedia is your friend. * The music playing is tracks one and five from CŒDES Pierre-Marie's SYMPHONIE N°2 available here on jamendo.com. * v1.1: Fixed verification test for KT141AO and fixed a bug where two-input PNP gates would trigger despite one input being high. * v1.2: Fixed verification test for KR8S1, hopefully. * v1.3: Replaced crappy instructions with in-game video tutorial. - Marko Đorđevic

One downside to the ever-increasing memory size available on computers is an increase in memory failures. As memory density increases, error rates also rise. To offset this increased error rate, recent processors have included support for "poisoned" memory, an adaptive method for flagging and recovering from memory errors. The HWPOISON patch recently developed by Andi Kleen and Fengguang Wu provides the Linux kernel support for memory poisoning. Thus, when HWPOISON is coupled with the appropriate fault-tolerant processors, Linux users can enjoy systems that are more tolerant to memory errors in spite of increased memory densities. - Marko Đorđevic