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Had an approach from a Facebook recruiter. That could have been fun.
@basscheffers Makes more sense - I was wondering how you got GWT to do that. Now all we need is an Australian data center for AppEngine!
@basscheffers v nice! Urls are very clean for a GWT site, too
@timbray Surely Lisp is the one language you should never be listless with?
Abandon hope or not? :/
Ah, found it. Xus: http://zot.github.com/Xus/ (technically it's Scala, not Java but whatever)
I read a post (from HN?) about a Java P2P library recently. I think it was a rewrite of FreePastry. Google Fails me - anyone know it?
We didn't start the flamewar http://www.dailymotion.com/video...
I'm seeing very high CPU usage by FriendFeed (constant 25% usage of a core) in Chrome 4.0.223.16 (on Vista). Anyone else seeing this?
FriendFeed cranks Firefox's CPU usage too. 3.5.4 on Vista, pulls about 60% on a single-core P4. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
I see only 2-3% with spikes to 10 or 11 -- when there is a rush of activity but it must depend on who you are subscribed to and what stream you are looking at. - Brian Sullivan
This is on my home feed, and I'm not seeing much activity. The page is pretty static (maybe a new item every 15 minutes) - Nick Lothian
http://friendfeed.com/search... produces a stream of data and about 40% CPU usage on my laptop. Use that -- possibly that will allow oranges to oranges comparison? - Brian Sullivan
That shows 25-43% CPU usage in the chrome task manager. I think that is a % of total CPU time, because one CPU core is using around 60-75% and the other around 40-50%. - Nick Lothian
Or maybe the chrome task manager shows % of the total CPU chrome is using? I did have another CPU heave tab open. - Nick Lothian
With only this post open from FF, windows task manager shows 50% CPU usage, and Chrome task manager shows 40% - Nick Lothian
Not sure what the column represents -- but you can't bottle it - so you might as well use it - has always been my attitude. - Brian Sullivan
Lamebook » Twilight Saga: And so it begins… - http://www.lamebook.com/twiligh...
Lamebook » Twilight Saga:  And so it begins…
Motorola Milestone is the GSM Droid http://www.cnet.com/8301-19...
sigh^2
sigh.
@renailemay I've only tried the Woolworths self checkout, and I loved it. It was quick and easy.
@jstrachan That reply really isn't very good. Compare what it says about M2Eclipse, and what the official site says http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/new-and...
@dpn Optus has the Samsung Galaxy http://personal.optus.com.au/web...
One thing I hate about Linux though is how high IO usage locks up the computer. Has anyone tried BFS on Ubuntu 9.10?
Ubuntu 9.10 is good. I went for a 64 bit install - first 64 bit OS I've had.
Upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 tonight on my home PC. Actually I'm going to do a fresh install - currently on 8.10, so it is due for one.
People say the iPhone glossy blackness picks up fingerprints like it's bad. I think it's a feature - apple wants you to love polishing it.
@dmakovec you mean twitter lists or something else?
wish I was at #govhack
@ignitesydney pretty sure aust post sells post code boundary data, but http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstat... may be a start #govhack
This code is shoddy that "A Current Affair" should do a feature on it.
Postgres has a keystore field type (no, not a typo - a keystore in a field) http://developer.postgresql.org/pgdocs...
Solr running on Cassandra: http://nicklothian.com/blog...
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