Archive for July, 2005
Computer Science Research Paper Generator
0 Comments Published by Luigi July 28th, 2005 in Life, universe and everythingYou have to check this link SCIGen: An Automatic CS Paper Generator. What is: SCIgen is a program that generates random Computer Science research papers, including graphs, figures, and citations. It uses a hand-written context-free grammar to form all elements of the papers. Our aim here is to maximize amusement, rather than coherence.
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In the last three weeks I am following the production set-up of a big enterprise system and the client ran function acceptance tests on the platform. Our part of the system implemented many rpc calls to the rest of the system, but it is also the front-end console used by “human-users”. Being a new […]
Bye bye “cannot delete: it is being used by another user or program…”
0 Comments Published by Luigi July 22nd, 2005 in Windows, SoftwareSince some days I am using a nice utility, Unlocker, that helps to find program that, while running, prevent you to get write access to some files. The only strange thing is that on every run it tries to access the network (update check or spyware?). Anyway, I just blocked it on my personal [...]
There are several files under /etc that enable customization of the login process. For example, in some Countries it is important to warn the user that any activity is monitored to prevent unauthorized use. To do that it’s possible to edit /etc/issue.net as following:
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Yesterday, an interesting post about Abusing assertions for debugging purposes! come from DaVinci's Code blog. If you read comments, you see that I don't think that assertion are somehow so much useful. That's because I never used assertions and I never seen assertion used. I rarely heard discussing about assertion, and this is [...]
Javaprxy.dll closes Internet Explorer
0 Comments Published by Luigi July 6th, 2005 in Java, Windows, SoftwareA funny news on Microsoft site about Javaprxy.dll (a Microsoft JVM component):A COM Object (Javaprxy.dll) Could Cause Internet Explorer to Unexpectedly Exit. A way to scare people about Java?
“Microsoft will take the appropriate action to help protect our customers”
Are they thinking about closing development on Internet Explorer and Outlook? […]
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