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Fractured Realities: PHP 5.1 Highlights

Fractured Realities: PHP 5.1 Highlights 02/05/2005 09:07 PM
Davey Shafik has a new posting over on his weblog today concerning some of the changes that are to come with PHP 5.1 (as posted by Andi Gutmans on the php-internals mailing list).

Fractured Realities: Zend IDE and PHP 5?

Fractured Realities: Zend IDE and PHP 5? 08/02/2004 08:31 AM
In a quick note from Fractured Realities, Davey Shafik's weblog, he shares his opinion on the claim that Zend Studio 3.5 has "full PHP 5 support"

Fractured Realities: PHP's Answer to
.jar

Fractured Realities: PHP's Answer to
.jar 06/14/2004 08:05 AM
In a quick note from Fractured Realities, Davey Shafik as created a possible implementation of a .jar-type file for the PHP world.

Fractured Realities: Installing
php-bugs-web

Fractured Realities: Installing
php-bugs-web 12/29/2004 09:43 AM
In a new posting from Fractured Realities today, Davey has improved slightly on the php-bugs-web-module including the addition of an install guide.

Fractured Realities: Automatic Web
Services - Pt 2

Fractured Realities: Automatic Web
Services - Pt 2 06/03/2004 08:18 AM
In a new posting on Fractured Realities (weblog for Davey Shafik), he talks about some new web services scripts that he created to make life a little simpler.

Fractured Realities: PHP as a Rabid
Wolverine

Fractured Realities: PHP as a Rabid
Wolverine 06/10/2004 07:49 AM
From Fractured Realities today there is a new posting that talks about what Davey Shafik thinks is one of the best attributes of the PHP community - "PHP is like a rabid wolverine".

Fractured Realities: A Tale of Zend and
PEAR

Fractured Realities: A Tale of Zend and
PEAR 06/11/2004 07:52 AM
There is a mini-debate going on over on Davey Shafik's weblog about a possible aversion that Zend might be having to PEAR.

Fractured Realities: SimpleXML - A
Fool's Hope

Fractured Realities: SimpleXML - A
Fool's Hope 06/09/2004 09:07 AM
Most people are looking forward to the release of a PHP version containing the full SimpleXML extension, but it seems that Davey Shafik doesn't quite share that opinion.

Fractured Realities: PUG Forming in
Tampa, Florida

Fractured Realities: PUG Forming in
Tampa, Florida 07/13/2004 08:40 AM
Attention all residents of Florida - there is an attempt to create a PHP users grounp in that area by Davey Shafik.

Fractured Realities: Fighting Against
Comment Spam

Fractured Realities: Fighting Against
Comment Spam 02/01/2005 09:14 PM
In a new posting over on Fractured Realities (Davey Shafik's weblog) today, he talks more about the eternal struggle these days with that menace of weblogs everywhere - comment spam.

Virtual reality calms the chemo reality

Virtual reality calms the chemo reality 08/01/2004 08:03 AM
Chicago Tribune Aug 1 2004 12:13PM GMT

Fractured Fates MMORPG

Fractured Fates MMORPG 03/21/2003 01:20 AM
The Project has Started

A fractured fairy tale

A fractured fairy tale 02/12/2004 09:54 AM
Disney, now embroiled in a board-room squabble and takeover fight, was once considered a technology leader but it has been a straggler in the digital era.

New Realities

New Realities 04/02/2005 01:53 PM
InternetRetailer.com Apr 2 2005 4:47PM GMT

HP Faces New Realities in a 64-Bit World

HP Faces New Realities in a 64-Bit World 08/16/2004 10:18 AM
The company this week will unveil more programs and technologies designed to ease users of its high-end servers onto its Integrity line, which uses Intel's 64-bit Itanium processor.

Nano myths and realities

Nano myths and realities 07/29/2004 01:17 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Thu Jul 29, 12:45 am GMT

Risk and Realities of WLAN in the
Enterprise

Risk and Realities of WLAN in the
Enterprise 08/06/2004 07:45 AM

Time for Bush to See the Realities of
Iraq

Time for Bush to See the Realities of
Iraq 05/04/2004 12:33 PM
outstanding column by George Will

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Leader: Comdex reflects harsh IT
realities

Leader: Comdex reflects harsh IT
realities 11/19/2003 08:02 AM
Silicon.com Nov 19 2003 5:45AM ET

Facing New Realities as Islamic
Americans (washingtonpost.com)

Facing New Realities as Islamic
Americans (washingtonpost.com) 09/11/2004 11:46 PM
washingtonpost.com - The evening at Dar Al Hijrah Islamic Center began cordially, with a dinner of lamb and rice for the head of the FBI's Washington field office and seven of his agents. But the mood grew tense after the guests were escorted to the prayer room of the Falls Church mosque for a town hall meeting.

HP Faces New Realities in a 64-Bit World
(Ziff Davis)

HP Faces New Realities in a 64-Bit World
(Ziff Davis) 08/16/2004 10:16 AM
Ziff Davis - The company this week will unveil more programs and technologies designed to ease users of its high-end servers onto its Integrity line, which uses Intel's 64-bit Itanium processor.

Facing digital realities, Kodak to trim
staff

Facing digital realities, Kodak to trim
staff 01/22/2004 10:23 AM
The company plans to cut roughly 20 percent of its work force as it moves further away from its traditional film and camera business and tightens its focus on digital markets.

CRM Realities Force Siebel To Shift
Leadership, Direction

CRM Realities Force Siebel To Shift
Leadership, Direction 05/06/2004 05:37 PM
ZDNet May 6 2004 9:27PM GMT

India's Lofty Ambitions in Space Meet
Earthly Realities

India's Lofty Ambitions in Space Meet
Earthly Realities 01/24/2004 02:19 AM
India's prestigious national space program bills itself as thrifty space exploration to improve the lives of tens of millions of average Indians.

CANADA
VOTES: A FRACTURED TURN TO THE
LEFT

CANADA
VOTES: A FRACTURED TURN TO THE
LEFT 06/29/2004 12:12 PM

To no one's surprise, Canadians elected a minority government yesterday. The only surprise was Ontario, which delivered 75 of its 106 seats to the Liberals, defying both the pundits and the polls, and giving Prime Minister Paul Martin 25 more seats than expected in that province, all at the expense of the Conservatives. That gave his party a surprising 42 seat plurality over the Conservatives, who had been expected to eke out a small plurality.  Latest totals are as follows: 2000 Seats 2000 Pop.Vote % 2004 Seats 2004 Pop.Vote % Liberal 172  41% 135  37% Conservative   78  37%   99  29% New Democratic Party   13 9%   19  15% Bloc Québecois   38  11%   54  13% Green Party 0 2% 0   4% Independent 0 0% 1   0% What is clear from these numbers is that the electorate has taken a sharp and welcome turn to the left in this election. The rightist Conservatives lost nearly a quarter of their support, and only gained seats because they combined into a single party to exploit Canada's antiquated first-past-the-post voting system. The three progressive parties, the NDP, Bloc and Greens saw their share of the vote rise by 50%. Canadians clearly said once again that Bush-style right-wing governments are not for us. I'm very proud of my fellow Canadians today. I'm delighted to report that the Green Party got more than double the 2% of the vote nationally they needed to get the new government campaign funding of $1.75 per vote per year until the next election, and also behaved so credibly the Canadian media conglomerate won't dare exclude them again from the national leaders' debate next time. There are at least a dozen seats that were won by fewer than 200 votes, so until the recounts are over, we won't know whether the NDP will hold the balance of power (i.e. since 155 seats is a majority, the Liberals currently need only include the NDP and the Independent in their governing coalition, since together they have, at last count, 155 seats. This would mark the third Liberal-NDP coalition in Canadian history, and these have been Canada's most responsible and progressive governments. But if the recounts eliminate this margin, then we're in for stalemate and probably another election soon. NDP leader Jack Layton has insisted on an immediate binding national referendum on Proportional Representation as a condition for supporting the Liberals, so we could well see seat totals that are far more representative of popular vote in the next election -- possibly including at least a dozen (4% of 308 seats) Green Party MPs! What was most remarkable about this election, and hardly talked about at all by the major media, was the stark urban/rural split in the vote. Canada's Big 3 urban areas (Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver) went solidly Liberal, the NDP won almost all their seats in other cities, and rural areas went overwhelmingly Conservative. While the regional split I have remarked on before (Liberals in Ontario, Conservatives in the West, Bloc in Québec) was certainly evident again, the urban/rural split transcended this regionalism and applied from sea to sea. The 2004 election map won't look much different from the 2000 map above, except that Reform Conservative blue is now Conservative blue, there will be a bit more Conservative blue in Ontario and Bloc blue in Québec, and a bit more Liberal red in the Atlantic provinces. It's interesting to note that a month ago, before the voters got angry and threatened to deal Martin a worse blow. the polls predicted 143 Liberals, 85 Conservatives, 60 Bloc and 20 NDP seats, very close to the final outcome.

Reality Porn - Hot Reality Porn Reviews

Reality Porn - Hot Reality Porn Reviews 04/26/2004 06:49 PM
www.reality-porn.ws

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Energy Dreams and Energy Realities

Energy Dreams and Energy Realities 06/19/2004 03:13 PM
Interesting dissection of US energy/environmental politics and policy along conservative/liberal lines: "We are, it seems, always in some kind of energy crisis, real or imagined. Some worry that our major sources of energy are about to run out. Some despair that our energy-hungry civilization is destroying the natural world. Some believe our quest for energy is driving us into unnecessary wars and unsavory alliances. And some lament that excessive regulations on energy development are crippling the American way of life. When it comes to energy politics, there is no shortage of alarmism, conservative and liberal alike." The conclusion was sorta weak tho, I thought :D [via J. Orlin Grabbe - NSFW!]

Our Reality

Our Reality 05/25/2004 11:56 AM
I was interviewed by Bambi Francisco on Reality TV for her Net Sense collumn, which leaves me a little explaining to do. In Bambi's other life she is hosting a Reality show on personal finance, which is admirable because the...

The reality about Reality TV

The reality about Reality TV 03/11/2003 10:45 AM
Kudos to The Joy of Tech…...

New Reality TV

New Reality TV 05/20/2004 08:44 AM
Television networks look to reinvent the wheel this year.

Re-Pet a Reality

Re-Pet a Reality 12/24/2004 12:44 PM
Slashdot Dec 23 2004 5:30PM GMT

Cracks of Reality 1

Cracks of Reality 1 04/18/2004 01:49 AM
A high-quality fractal image renderer.

Making the new reality

Making the new reality 04/29/2004 12:01 PM
From Chris Nelson's blog: The following is what one of the Bush administration's representatives told journalist Ron Suskind, regarding their philosophy behind the administration's actions and their relationship with journalists. I'm quoting from an Air America Radio interview with Suskind: Suskind: He says, you know, "You, Suskind, you're in what we call the 'reality-based community'" — that's actually the term he used. I said, "The WHAT?" He says, "The 'reality-based community'.". He said, "you all believe" — now let me see if I can get this right — "You all believe that answers to solutions will emerge from your...

Odyssey Of Reality

Odyssey Of Reality 07/27/2004 08:00 AM
arret du projet

The cost of reality TV?

The cost of reality TV? 04/09/2004 04:04 PM

.NET reality check

.NET reality check 01/27/2004 02:51 PM
There's been some pushback recently, in the .NET blogging community, about Microsoft's habit of living in the future. For example:

It is abundantly frustrating to be keeping up with you guys right now. We out here in the real world do not use Longhorn, do not have access to Longhorn (not in a way we can trust for production), and we cannot even begin to test out these great new technologies until version 1.0 (or 2.0 for those that wish to stay sane). I know there's probably not a whole lot you can do, but this is a plea to you from someone "in the field". My job is to work on the architecture team as well as implement solutions for a large-scale commercial website using .NET. I use this stuff all day every day, but I use the 1.1 release bits.

Here's my point, enough with the "this Whidbey, Longhorn, XAML is so cool you should stop whatever it is you are doing and use it". Small problem, we can't. Please help us by remembering that we're still using the release bits, not the latest technology. [Michael Earls]

In the spirit of Michael's plea, I'm working on an upcoming article in which I'll compare what was promised for the .NET platform (er, framework), two and three years ago, with the current reality as it exists today. Examples of the kinds of issues I want to consider: ...

IBM PPC 970MP A Reality?

IBM PPC 970MP A Reality? 03/17/2005 03:38 AM
IBM has posted an application note in direct reference to a dual 64-bit core PowerPC970MP and how to use thermal diodes in the chip. This is the first...

Cracks of Reality 2

Cracks of Reality 2 06/12/2004 07:50 AM
A high-quality fractal image renderer.

The reality behind the politics

The reality behind the politics 05/04/2004 07:53 AM
This report examines the social, economic and political dimensions of offshoring and offers steps for the United States to maintain its historical lead in high technology.
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