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I really think that eventually the Middle East is going to be one large, glowing plateau of molten radioactive glass. And then how will we get the oil out?
An anonymous reader writes: ZeroTurnaround released a report from a survey of 1100+ Java EE developers, showing that on average, developers spend 3-7 workweeks (40-hours each), per year, waiting for code changes to redeploy, each redeploy takes 2.5 minutes (they show data per container too), and developers redeploy 5 times per hour. Jetty is the fastest, WebSphere is the slowest. Size of apps is a likely influencer. Is this specific to Java or is building/deploying a whale in the room?
An anonymous reader writes: Guns drawn, cops busted down the door of a suspected south Florida drug dealer, then proceeded to kick some ass — on Wii bowling. A security cam captured some playing video games while others searched for drugs and weapons. http://kotaku.com/5364947/cops-play-wii-during-undercover-drug-raid Clearly they just misunderstood when they were told to search the house for Weed.
Barence writes: "Mozilla has announced that its plans to bring Office 2007's Ribbon interface to Firefox, as it looks to tidy up its "dated" browser. "Starting with Vista, and continuing with Windows 7, the menu bar is going away," notes Mozilla in its plans for revamping the Firefox user interface. "[It will] be replaced with things like the Windows Explorer contextual strip, or the Office Ribbon, [which is] now in Paint and WordPad, too." The change will also bring Windows' Aero Glass effects to the browser."
D1gital_Prob3 writes: "September 22, 2009 — PCGames.de is reporting Wolfenstein, the latest iteration on the classic first-person shooter from Activision, is being recalled from retails shelves in Germany due to the inclusion of the swastika symbol found somewhere in the game. The German version was supposed to have all symbols removed.
Exact details are a bit fuzzy at the moment, as most of this information is coming via translation; however, it's believed Activision is going to make a statement on this matter this week.
As Planet Wolfenstein points out, two developers on the project, Raven Software and Endrant, have both been part of massive employee layoffs recently. If the German version needs to be edited, perhaps another studio will have to do the legwork."
billandad writes: "Interesting investigation reveals just how much PC vendors are charging customers to redeem those 'free' Windows 7 upgrade vouchers that come with their new PCs."
An anonymous reader writes: LinuxCon has kicked off in Portland, and one of the early highlights was a roundtable from leading kernel developers. TuxRadar put up some of the most interesting quotes from Linus Torvalds, in which he discusses his love of flamewars, kernel mode setting, and why he gets sad that the kernel isn't as streamlined as he had wished.
An anonymous reader writes: Fruit trees bear at different times of the year. For example, there are apples for early season, midseason, and late season (well into fall), so it is wise to select trees for the season you want. usokusufudulofysupikexinojyfekem Link to Original Source
An anonymous reader writes: The Dymaxion Car of R. Buckminster Fuller is being restored by the company Crosthwaite and Gardiner. synchronofile.com has been granted the great honor of announcing the restoration of the Dymaxion Car — because our readers are now invited to help in the project. Can you identify the manufacturer for the component shown at the link?
"When you get rid of the real experts, who is going to figure out the new stuff?"
Interesting question. Why not ask the former management of Circuit City?