Internet Zeitgeist
30 August 2009 | 2 Comments
This presentation of Natasha Tsakos is very well prepared and entertaining. She shows us a new form of theater, coupled with art and technology. My favorite paragraph is “Being human is an artform”. Watch for your self.
Tagged in theater, tsakos, zero
Apple
18 August 2009 | 9 Comments
Thought this to be quite useful for my American friends.
Tagged in Apple, iphone
Internet Zeitgeist,open source
16 August 2009 | 2 Comments
Recently at a conference where I was presenting our Open Source Digital Asset Management, I realized that our company was the only one, out of 60 other companies, that was using a Open Source License. Usually, in this surrounding I get asked more then once how Open Source works for us and primary if we [...]
Tagged in belief system, digital asset management, marketing, money, open source license, philosophy, razuna, software distribution, software world, support subscription
Apple,Internet Zeitgeist
12 August 2009 | 1 Comment
The recent eMail von Jason Calacanis and his blog post entitled “The Case against Apple in five Parts” brought a little up stir in the Apple world. The recent reply came from Marco. You can read their back and forth on Jason’s take on Apple and make up your own mind. I have read all [...]
Tagged in apple products, apple world, bluetooth, iphone, jason calacanis, operating system, sync, usability, windows linux, windows os, windows xp
Development,linux
1 August 2009 | 5 Comments
Oracle Database 11g brings lot of new enhancements, especially in the Memory management. Oracle 11g allows you to allocate one chunk of memory, which Oracle uses to dynamically manage both the SGA and PGA. Automatic memory management is configured using two new initialization parameters: MEMORY_TARGET: The amount of shared memory available for Oracle to use [...]
Tagged in automatic memory management, initialization parameters, linux, maximum size, oracle, oracle 11g, oracle database 11g, sga, unix linux, using unix
Apple,CFML,Development,open source
1 August 2009 | 4,229 Comments
My favorite scripting language is CFML, or as some know it as ColdFusion. I like it because it is very very powerful, easy to use and can do just about everything your xyz language can do. For many years, ColdFusion was a closed sourced system, where the former Macromedia and now Adobe got the copyright [...]
Tagged in adobe, Apple, application server, catalina, digital asset management, java jre, java runtime, java version, jdk, open source, openbd, tomcat