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Leap SE 2.0 turns System Requirements
into Object Models and Data Models,
Automatically

Leap SE 2.0 turns System Requirements
into Object Models and Data Models,
Automatically 08/16/2004 02:37 AM
Leap SE—a CASE tool that generates object models directly from system requirements—now generates a data model as well, dramatically shortening the systems analysis phase of software development projects. [PRWEB Aug 16, 2004]

Print 3D models to cut-and-glue paper
models

Print 3D models to cut-and-glue paper
models 12/19/2004 03:34 PM
Cory Doctorow: Jason sez, "Knowing how crazy Boing Boing readers are for origami and paper models, I thought you might be interested in Pepakura Designer, which lets you print out plans for paper models from objects designed in common 3D modelers... The demo has the save featured disabled, but you can still print your objects. It works with objects from 3D Studio, Lightwave, AutoCAD and a few others." Link (Thanks, Jason!)

Download of the week: Speed Download 2

Download of the week: Speed Download 2 12/07/2003 04:05 PM
After reading a forum post yesterday inquiring about DSL vs. cable download speeds (specifically Cox Cable), I though I’d write about one of OS X’s more underappreciated applications. Let’s face it. If you’re using OS X, you’re using the Internet; and if you’re using the Internet, you’re looking for one thing: speed. For most people, dial-up just doesn’t cut it anymore, and for some, cable speeds still aren’t enough. While Safari and Camino have taken care of many gripes about page...

Download.com.sg, a Full Fledged Software
Download Site Hits 100,000 Visits a Day,
Increasing User Base Steadily and
Keeping Software Developers and Sponsors
Happy

Download.com.sg, a Full Fledged Software
Download Site Hits 100,000 Visits a Day,
Increasing User Base Steadily and
Keeping Software Developers and Sponsors
Happy 06/22/2005 01:51 AM
Within a short period of time, download.com.sg has made a mark for itself as the premier software repository. Download.com.sg has added 10,000 memebers over just a few months and is averaging 100,000 visits daily. Its sponsors, mainly software developers who sell their software are kept happy with low advertising rate and high returns. [PRWEB Jun 21, 2005]

Kinematic Models

Kinematic Models 04/18/2005 02:56 PM
19th century mechanical models for teaching the principles of kinematics, the geometry of motion. Includes images and descriptions, QT movies of some of the models in motion, javascript simulations, and an online library of historical mechanical and engineering texts in html and pdf, including da Vinci's Madrid Codices, and Charles Babbage on On a Method of Expressing by Signs The Action of Machinery.

Paper models of polyhedra

Paper models of polyhedra 04/23/2004 09:28 AM
Friday Folding Fun! Paper models of polyhedra (most of which I had never heard of before). When finished they look like th is. In many cases it's a toss up as to whether they're easier to fold or to pronounce; dodecicosidodecahedrons, anyone? Also: polyhedra info, indexes; and stellated icosahedra by s hape and plan.

Fresh Summer Models

Fresh Summer Models 05/14/2004 11:48 PM
JANE PINCKARD -- They release new mobile phones, like, every three months in Japan, but Vodafone has been lax lately. So it was nice to see them back in the game at the Tokyo Business Show with five brand new tasty models. Check out the video. Thanks, Lars! Read [from...

When Business Models Bite

When Business Models Bite 04/28/2004 01:10 PM
FranklinCovey tries desperately to pick up an eighth habit.

Hyundai to fit XM Satellite in all
models

Hyundai to fit XM Satellite in all
models 03/23/2005 09:35 AM
Company will offer the radio as standard equipment in all U.S. models by 2007.

Fine Models: Slave I

Fine Models: Slave I 04/14/2004 09:15 AM
The next kit from Japanese model manufacturer is an Attack of the Clones Slave I, complete with a mini Jango and Boba Fett. Click through for more details.

Two new PocketDock models released

Two new PocketDock models released 06/21/2004 02:54 AM
SendStation Systems today announced the release of two new models of its PocketDock product line for iPod and iPod mini...

New Content Technologies and Models

New Content Technologies and Models 04/12/2005 11:35 AM
I just gave a social software talk, showing off cool tools like Ward's Wiki, Kwiki, Wikipedia, Wikipes, Wikitravel, Socialtext, Typepad, Flickr, del.icio.us, Technorati, Newsgator, Feedster, PubSub and NetNewsWire. Rather fun to show how these simple tools have complex behavior...

Thousands of models to choose from!

Thousands of models to choose from! 04/15/2004 10:30 AM
Jesus Christ: Choose your own savior.
Everyone claims their Jesus is the "real" one, the only authentic Christ unperverted by secular society or religious institutions... Nowadays, even nonbelievers assert a superior understanding of who the actual Jesus really was and what he stood for.

Models of signal transmission

Models of signal transmission 09/09/2004 03:03 PM
"Nature" reprints conclusions and the most important figure

Dell plans new LCD TV models

Dell plans new LCD TV models 06/14/2004 02:49 PM
PC maker aims to be tech contractor for the digital home.

Lightweight Business Models

Lightweight Business Models 09/22/2004 11:17 PM

The workshop that Jason Fried and myself will be giving at Web 2.0 is entitled "Lightweight Business Models". I'm liking that title more and more as we approach the event.

What will be interesting to see - will be all the Web 1.0 folks meeting all the Web 2.0 folks. Lots of announcements, schmoozing, networking and (hopefully) kai-seki.

I have these vivid memories of the Nikko - doing kai-seki for hours with various Japanese emissaries in the late 80's - when money was no object.

I don't necessarily see the Web 2.0 as a platform with JUST eBay, Amazon or Google - but it's nice to have them there. But it's also nice to have Technorati, Sxip and Flickr.

:-)

The idea of workshop is that there are all these 'little' programs out there that when connected together (via open standards) can create a decentralized mesh of functionality united around new kinds of micro-content.

Here's John Battelle's post....

Over at O'Reilly, Tim's posted his thoughts on why Web 2.0 is a meme with legs, and he's inviting feedback from his readers on what they'd like to see asked of all the speakers we have coming to converse. I'd like to do the same - you guys have always kept me honest, and the conference is really shaping up to be something else again. As Tim puts it:

I'm talking about the emergence of what I've started to call Web 2.0, the internet as platform. We heard about that idea back in the late 90s, at the height of the browser wars, but that turned out to be a false alarm. But I believe we're now starting the third age of the internet -- the first being the telnet-era command line internet, the second the web -- and the third, well, that tale grows in the telling. It's about the way that open source and the open standards of the web are commoditizing many categories of infrastructure software, driving value instead to the data and business processes layered on top of (or within) that software; it's about the way that web sites like eBay, Amazon, and Google are becoming platforms with rich add-on developer communities; it's about the way that network effects and data, rather than software APIs, are the new tools of customer lock-in; it's about the way that to be successful, software today needs to work above the level of a single device; it's about the way that the Microsofts and Intels of tomorrow are once again going to blindside established players because all the rules of business are changing.

Time and again as I report in this space, I'm struck by how different this time round is from the late 1990s. For example, today I spoke with Jeff Weber, who runs USAToday's digital publishing efforts, and we had a robust conversation about publishing models, new and old. I was part of the first wave of "new media" in the 90s, and we were convinced that the world was changing, but wrong in the timing and execution. Now, a whole host of "lightweight publishers" have sprung up, and they are challenging and undermining the entire cost structure and business model of old line publishers. This time, it's real. Weber pointed out to me that Yahoo News, which is twice as big as USAToday.com, and has just 11 employees. Then there's craigslist, with more traffic than nearly anyone, and only 20 or so employees. How do they do that? They've got a very Web 2.0, lightweight business model, that's how (and Yahoo aggregates content, then creates interfaces, of course). Over and over, in so many aspects of industry, we see this happening - travel, finance, media, entertainment, retail. It's exciting, and it's fun.

At Web 2.0, we're going to talk about all this, and (this will be the last time, I promise) I'd really like to see you all there. I still have a limited number of discount codes to dole out, first come, first served (jbat at battellemedia dot com). The event is October 5-7, in San Francisco at the Hotel Nikko.

Even if you can't make it, check out the program and let me know what you'd like to see asked of the speakers. I hope to see you there!

[John Battelle's Searchblog]

New Yopy models next month

New Yopy models next month 02/15/2003 02:30 PM
G.MATE is taking pre-orders on the Yopy YP3500 and YP3700, with a ship date of March 11th. Improvements over the...

XML-Deviant: Models with Character

XML-Deviant: Models with Character 03/14/2005 05:43 PM
Micah Dubinko tallies up the score in the new W3C specification, called "charmod" colloquially, about the use of Unicode in XML applications.

Vodafone to sell 10 different 3G phone
models

Vodafone to sell 10 different 3G phone
models 09/22/2004 08:22 PM
Business Day Newspaper Sep 22 2004 11:56PM GMT

Poll Position: Mentors and Models

Poll Position: Mentors and Models 09/27/2004 05:19 AM
Q: What kind of leaders do you most often turn to for inspiration and instruction?

DoCoMo to Launch 3 New 505iS Models

DoCoMo to Launch 3 New 505iS Models 12/09/2003 01:27 PM
Wireless Watch Japan Dec 9 2003 11:38AM ET

SQL Server 2000 Recovery Models

SQL Server 2000 Recovery Models 07/29/2004 05:17 PM

Motorola to launch 14 models this year

Motorola to launch 14 models this year 08/10/2004 05:43 PM
Business Times Malaysia Aug 10 2004 9:14PM GMT

Data models and network effects

Data models and network effects 12/02/2003 01:37 AM
Dare Obasanjo asks an important question:

For example, should one use SQL to query relational databases and XPath/XQuery for XML or should SQL be the universal query language used by all with any additions needed for XML querying being grafted on to it in most likely a proprietary manner? [Dare Obasanjo]

For a long time, I thought that object, relational, and XML databases were different tools for different jobs, and that we'd use different query languages to work with them. Recently, I've been impressed by how the major RDBMS systems, most notably Oracle, are weaving these disciplines together under the rubric of SQL:200n. Admittedly, that standard is proceeding as slowly as all SQL standards have. But Oracle's latest stuff does demonstrate a unified and standards-based approach. I was particularly struck by this comment from Oracle's Sandeepan Banerjee, which I've mentioned before: ...

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