Don't let ADO compromise application performance

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Performance Application Programming
Interface 3.0b2

Performance Application Programming
Interface 3.0b2 04/12/2004 07:29 PM
An API for a CPU performance counter.

Tweak application performance with the
Index Tuning Wizard

Tweak application performance with the
Index Tuning Wizard 01/21/2003 01:44 AM
CNET Jan 21 2003 1:02AM ET

Building the RSS Watch Sample
Application: Part 2: Improving the
Application

Building the RSS Watch Sample
Application: Part 2: Improving the
Application 09/24/2004 08:03 PM
Monitor RSS feeds automatically and learn about CFCs and XML at the same time.

Perl Web Application
Developer/Programmer for epay
application

Perl Web Application
Developer/Programmer for epay
application 07/14/2004 08:40 PM
Level One Technologies - United States, MO, St Louis (2004-07-14)

Application development with Microsoft
.NET application blocks

Application development with Microsoft
.NET application blocks 01/18/2003 02:42 AM
CNET Jan 18 2003 1:35AM ET

Compromise

Compromise 02/13/2004 09:23 PM
Even though I haven't the fogggiest idea about the backstory to this vanity license plate, I like to think of this as the quintessential compromise of a very confused couple....

Why the compromise?

Why the compromise? 01/17/2004 10:45 PM
So—why the compromise position? Taken together, these reasons added up.

1. Most users don’t care about this issue; they want to read the news.

The reason NetNewsWire is forgiving with RSS feeds is because other aggregators that came before NetNewsWire were too. Did I get bug reports like “I can’t read this feed in NetNewsWire, but I can read it in x?” Yes.

2. There’s the prisoners dilemma.

Given that only one other aggregator developer was willing to require well-formed-ness for Atom, I was going to get bug reports for Atom feeds. “It works in x, but not in NetNewsWire, it must be NetNewsWire’s bug, right?”

I don’t have time to spend on bug reports for bugs that aren’t even my bugs.

3. There’s an issue of perceived bias.

The reason I wrote my own weblog software was so that people wouldn’t suspect that my software is designed to work best with system x. There’s a similar issue here: I’m on the RSS Board, and yet I don’t want people to think NetNewsWire is designed to work against Atom.

There are some ironies here, of course—one of them being that I believed that my initial choice was the best thing for Atom. (One person jokingly suggested I be removed from the RSS board for being too good to Atom.)

In fact, I still believe my initial choice was the best thing for Atom.

But my job is writing software that people like; my job is not to take care of Atom.

Compromise on Atom and XML

Compromise on Atom and XML 01/17/2004 10:45 PM
Tim Bray suggested a setting for how strict a parser should be with a given feed. Eric Albert suggested a smiley face (as in iCab) to distinguish well-formed from non-well-formed feeds.

I’ve gotten lots of email on the topic of Atom and requiring well-formed XML. I’ve read about this topic pretty much everywhere it’s popped up. And I conclude, reluctantly, that a compromise is the best thing.

I encourage Nick Bradbury—and any other aggregator developer who was planning on requiring XML well-formed-ness for Atom feeds—to take a similar position. Nobody should take a bullet over this.

What I plan to do in NetNewsWire is something like the following—though details may change, of course.

1. Have global and per-feed settings for requiring well-formed XML. The default will be no, to not require it. My Atom and RSS parsers will both work around non-well-formed feeds in the same way. (They’ll most likely use the same code.)

2. Have an optional indicator of some kind that displays when a feed isn’t well-formed XML. (Probably not a little frowny face, but who knows.) This feature will also be turned off by default.

3. Make the Validate this Feed command more visible. Right now it’s available only through a contextual menu; it should be easier to find and use.

If you’re a NetNewsWire user, and you don’t care about this issue, it will stay out of your way. You’ll notice an extra pref and a command in the menu bar, but NetNewsWire won’t be complaining about non-well-formed feeds all the time.

You’re not expected to care about this issue, by the way—you want to read the news. That’s totally cool.

And me, I just want to get back to work fixing bugs and adding new features.

Re: International DNS compromise?

Re: International DNS compromise? 08/05/2004 04:08 PM
John Kinsella (Aug 05 2004)

Motorola May Compromise on UWB

Motorola May Compromise on UWB 02/17/2004 10:30 AM
Report says Motorola may over bridge proposal to bring unity to UWB development: Motorola, which acquired XtremeSpectrum, represents one camp in the IEEE 802.15.3a task group designed for high-speed, short-distance connectivity for 110 to 480 Mbps networking. UWB was decided on as the physical flavor months ago, but the Multi-band OFDM Alliance (Intel, TI, et. al) and Motorola have two competing and incompatible proposals. An olive branch could coalesce the differences, avoiding a standards war....

International DNS compromise?

International DNS compromise? 08/05/2004 02:00 PM
Zhen Shi (Aug 04 2004)

XP hole could compromise system

XP hole could compromise system 01/27/2004 12:34 PM
A hole has been discovered in Windows XP Professional and Home Edition that could compromise a network and be used to get into protected areas.

Compromise Reached on S.C. Tattoo Ban
(AP)

Compromise Reached on S.C. Tattoo Ban
(AP) 05/20/2004 11:23 AM
AP - South Carolina is close to removing its ban on tattoos after a legislative conference committee agreed to a compromise bill Thursday.

TGn Sync Wins, But Must Compromise in
802.11n

TGn Sync Wins, But Must Compromise in
802.11n 03/19/2005 02:24 AM

A report from the IEEE 802.11n task group says that TGn Sync won 56 percent of the vote: However, in the IEEE voting rules, that only provides provisional support. TGn Sync must now solicit more than 75 percent of the vote for their draft to become the proposal that's refined and eventually ratified. If they can't achieve a 75-percent supermajority for a revision of their proposal in May--or possibly even subsequent meetings--the vote rolls back to trying to get 50 percent support for a single proposal to move forward on.

In the 802.15.3a group on ultrawideband, for instance, no proposal reached the supermajority, and the process has been stalled while individual alliances and companies have separately moved forward on developing against their own group or company standards.

Update: Wi-Fi Planet has a great summary of this with a bit more procedural detail.

Compromise Likely of Serious Windows SSL
Vulnerability

Compromise Likely of Serious Windows SSL
Vulnerability 04/23/2004 07:16 PM
Internet security agencies warned on Friday that a worm appears to be exploiting a known, serious Secure Sockets Layer vulnerability in Windows.

on the compromise of e2e that is our
cellphone network

on the compromise of e2e that is our
cellphone network 06/24/2005 07:26 PM
Walter Mossberg has a great column about (as I would translate it) the costs of compromising end-to-end on the cellphone network.

Local root compromise possible with
getmail

Local root compromise possible with
getmail 09/20/2004 07:05 PM
David Watson (Sep 19 2004)

Kernel Exploit Cause Of Debian
Compromise

Kernel Exploit Cause Of Debian
Compromise 12/02/2003 12:27 AM
Slashdot Dec 1 2003 6:52PM ET

Kernel flaw behind Debian compromise

Kernel flaw behind Debian compromise 12/02/2003 01:22 PM
Computer Shopper Dec 2 2003 12:23PM ET

Google Seeking Compromise on Gmail

Google Seeking Compromise on Gmail 05/19/2004 11:48 PM
theWHIR May 20 2004 4:10AM GMT

Compromise Spec, IEEE 1394 On Tap For
UWB

Compromise Spec, IEEE 1394 On Tap For
UWB 02/17/2004 01:17 AM
Motorola Inc. execs are preparing a surprise compromise proposal to remove the ultrawideband standards logjam, which could eventually replace Bluetooth. Meanwhile, Intel Corp. this week plans to demonstrate wireless versions of IEEE 1394, USB, and other services running on early third-party UWB silicon.

Senate seeks Internet tax compromise

Senate seeks Internet tax compromise 04/27/2004 06:39 PM
FXstreet.com Apr 27 2004 10:55PM GMT

Nextel Says Compromise Won't Work
(washingtonpost.com)

Nextel Says Compromise Won't Work
(washingtonpost.com) 05/11/2004 10:14 PM
washingtonpost.com - Nextel Communications Inc. yesterday told the Federal Communications Commission it won't accept a compromise being discussed by the commission, which has spent more than two years trying to find a way to minimize cellular call interference with public safety communications.

Compromise Reached on New York's WTC
Tower

Compromise Reached on New York's WTC
Tower 12/16/2003 11:19 AM
Reuters via Wired News Dec 16 2003 10:34AM ET

It seems to be a good way to strike a
compromise. Companies

It seems to be a good way to strike a
compromise. Companies 09/19/2004 02:40 AM
TechTree Sep 19 2004 5:42AM GMT

U.S. seeks compromise with cleric
(USATODAY.com)

U.S. seeks compromise with cleric
(USATODAY.com) 01/17/2004 10:42 PM
USATODAY.com - The Bush administration summoned its top Iraq envoy to the White House for urgent talks Friday on how to accommodate demands by Iraq's most powerful Muslim cleric for direct elections.

MARID Floats Sender ID Compromise

MARID Floats Sender ID Compromise 09/08/2004 04:23 PM
With a seemingly impassible fissure between the open source community and Microsoft delaying authenticated e-mails, a workaround might be the answer.

Zip file encryption compromise thrashed
out

Zip file encryption compromise thrashed
out 01/22/2004 03:09 AM
Windows archive love-in

Kremlin denies Yukos compromise

Kremlin denies Yukos compromise 08/05/2004 12:21 PM
The Russian justice ministry says it never gave permission for Yukos to access bank accounts to keep its operations running.

Validate on Subscription (or, my turn to
compromise...)

Validate on Subscription (or, my turn to
compromise...) 01/22/2004 02:40 AM

Sam Ruby proposes that aggregators validate on subscription, and I have to confess that this makes more sense than my stated position of req uiring Atom feeds to be well-formed.

What Sam suggests is that aggregators such as FeedDemon inform of validation errors only when first subscribing to a feed. After informing the user of the fact that these errors might affect how the feed displays, the aggregator should continue to subscribe and not show any further indication that the feed is invalid. The hope is that this would gently persuade feed creators to pay attention to validation problems without stopping end users from reading invalid feeds.

After accepting that Sam's idea makes more sense than my own (which took all of two minutes!), I started coding this into FeedDemon. When a user subscribes to a feed, FeedDemon checks it for well-formedness, and if any problems are found the dialog shown below is displayed:

Clicking the "Details" button shows the text of the validation error, and a link to the online Feed Validator provides a way for authors to check the feed for additional problems.

My hope is to include this in the next build of FeedDemon. As always, I'm open to other suggestions, so please post a comment here if you think this can be improved (or if you think it's a bad idea altogether).

PR: Zend Brings Performance Management
to PHP With New Zend Performance Suite

PR: Zend Brings Performance Management
to PHP With New Zend Performance Suite 11/03/2002 08:19 AM
Product Enables PHP-enabled Enterprises To Achieve Dramatic Server Performance Improvement and Decrease Total Cost of Ownership

Re: Six Step IE Remote Compromise Cache
Attack

Re: Six Step IE Remote Compromise Cache
Attack 11/05/2003 08:21 PM
Seth Arnold (Nov 05 2003)

RE: Six Step IE Remote Compromise Cache
Attack

RE: Six Step IE Remote Compromise Cache
Attack 11/05/2003 05:57 PM
Thor Larholm (Nov 05 2003)

Re: RE: Six Step IE Remote Compromise
Cache Attack

Re: RE: Six Step IE Remote Compromise
Cache Attack 11/06/2003 01:30 PM
Steven M. Christey (Nov 05 2003)

Whaling Commission meeting wraps up with
a compromise

Whaling Commission meeting wraps up with
a compromise 07/25/2004 11:12 AM
The 56-member International Whaling Commission (IWC) held their annual meeting this week in Sorrento, Italy, amidst growing unrest from a group of member nations who were determined to lift the 18-year old ban on commercial whaling. While the ban remains in place for now, the meeting evidenced "deep divisions" between those countries who would end the ban, and those who fear for some species of whale if it is lifted. In the end, a compromise was declared by William Hogarth, the commissioner to the commission. Yet, there is little doubt that the "coalition of the willing" - those nations who, for whatever reason, are ready to begin killing the world's most majestic mammals again - is growing. In all likelihood, the ban will be lifted in the future, in light of the current trends and support.

PKWare and Winzip Reach A Secure Zip
Compromise

PKWare and Winzip Reach A Secure Zip
Compromise 01/26/2004 09:12 AM

Induce Act Compromise Plan To Be Written
By Those Who Think Its Too Weak

Induce Act Compromise Plan To Be Written
By Those Who Think Its Too Weak 08/18/2004 05:22 AM
Back when Senator Hatch held his heari ng about the Induce Act, he said he wanted to work with those who had concerns about the bill to come up with a compromise. Of course, what he actually was saying was that they were going to shove this bill through, no matter what, and so rather than pointing out that it wasn't needed at all, he expected everyone to get in line. If they had complaints, they should be focused on how to change the bill, not questioning why it was needed at all. With that in mind, it's no surprise that Hatch and other Senators have turned the "compromise" process over to the the Register of Copyrights, Marybeth Peters, whose testimony suggested that, rather than compromise, she favored making the bill even more stringent, and doing away with the Betamax precedent altogether. In Peters' world, it appears, there are no legitimate uses of technology other than what Hollywood says the technology should be used for. As Ernest Miller points out: "Asking Marybeth Peters to play a leadership role with regard to legislative changes to copyright law is like asking Dr. Jack Kevorkian to play a leadership role with regard to legislative changes to euthanasia law." It becomes clear that it's not about "compromise" at all, but pushing through a specific point of view. Peters was the only person at the hearings (out of four) who thought the law made real sense. Even the BSA representative, who had initially supported the law had been convinced to back down. So, why does the one supporter get control? Because it's clear that Hatch isn't trying to really fix a problem, but he's going to do whatever possible to get this law passed -- good or bad.

Ministers Seek Compromise on Gaza
Pullout (AP)

Ministers Seek Compromise on Gaza
Pullout (AP) 06/06/2004 03:40 AM
AP - Three government ministers sought a compromise Sunday that would allow them to support Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Gaza pullout plan.

Six Step IE Remote Compromise Cache
Attack

Six Step IE Remote Compromise Cache
Attack 11/05/2003 12:11 PM
Liu Die Yu (Nov 05 2003)
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Big gains for Krishnamurthi

Big gains for Krishnamurthi 08/23/2004 06:29 AM
SiliconValley.com Aug 23 2004 10:58AM GMT

Big gains for Krishnamurthi
(SiliconValley.com)

Big gains for Krishnamurthi
(SiliconValley.com) 08/23/2004 06:54 AM
SiliconValley.com - Engineering star Ashok Krishnamurthi quit his job at Juniper Networks with more than $2 million in gains from exercising options and selling shares in his final weeks with the Sunnyvale networking company.

TiVo Tying TV To The Net Looking to tie
television to the Internet, digital
video recording makers TiVo on Jun

TiVo Tying TV To The Net Looking to tie
television to the Internet, digital
video recording makers TiVo on Jun 06/10/2004 10:28 PM
AVN Online Jun 11 2004 2:45AM GMT

Friends finale and NBC Tivo-b0rking --
TiVo Strikes Back

Friends finale and NBC Tivo-b0rking --
TiVo Strikes Back 05/07/2004 10:49 AM
Following up on yesterday's post about NBC's apparent attempts to b0rk potential TiVoers of the Friends finale, BoingBoing reader Douglas Clark says,

I am a loyal Tivo user and Tivo did send out a message alert to users about the Friends episode. It was more along the lines of "if you manually extend the time of a recording, you may miss the beginning of the friends final episode." I find that Tivo is pretty good about catching unusual start times and other wonky tricks the networks play. The previous comment about HUT and ratings was right on the money...

Link to previous BoingBoing post.

Tech maven Meg Hourihan adds, "Even weirder is that I got a message on my Tivo warning me that the finale of Friends would have abnormal times. The message warned that if I wasn't just using the automatic "start on time" and "end on time" settings (i.e. I manually set the start time as 8 PM) that I might miss some. What makes things weirder and worse is that Tivo still didn't record the whole show! I made sure my settings were what the message instructed, and happened to watch the show live. Tivo kicked in to record at 8:59 PM (which is what it listed the start time as) but stopped at 9:59! According to the time on my digital cable box, the program didn't end until 10:03 PM. So if I hadn't watched it live, I would have missed the last four minutes. Seems like a major screw-up on Tivo's part, especially after sending out that message!"

TiVo users not happy TiVo is spying on
them

TiVo users not happy TiVo is spying on
them 02/10/2004 02:44 AM
Well TiVo's boosting that it Janet Jacksons Garment malfunction was the single highest re-watched event has many TiVo users asking...

TIVO Bug Shuts Out Many Series 1 TiVo
Owners?

TIVO Bug Shuts Out Many Series 1 TiVo
Owners? 07/26/2004 05:24 PM

Unlock your GSM Cellphone

Unlock your GSM Cellphone 05/27/2004 01:58 PM

I was recently overseas and had my GSM T-Mobile phone with me. I figured I would run out get a pre-paid sim card and have local cell service while in the country I was in. To my surprise I could not get the SIM card to work in the phone. I was a bit pissed. But to my surprise a friend of mine sent me a link to this article and now I have the unlock code to my cell phone and when I am overseas again I will get a local pre-paid SIM card and be in business. [Popular Science]

How to unlock your phone

How to unlock your phone 05/24/2004 09:01 AM
On Popular Science, an article on getting your mobile phone unlocked. Here in London, there're shops that advertise phone unlocking on practically every block, but it's almost unheard-of in the USA:

While number portability may have freed your cell digits, your phone is still a ball and chain, locked into one carrier's service. These subsidy locks keep you from walking away before the provider can recover that big discount you got when you bought the phone.

But it doesn't have to be so. If you have a GSM phone, you can unlock it and switch to any GSM network carrier (the big three are AT&T, Cingular and T-Mobile). You can also take an unlocked phone overseas (most of the world uses GSM) and use it on a local network to avoid paying for international roaming, or even buy a European phone (they tend to be ahead of us in cell tech) and use it here. Have an old phone lying around? Unlock it and keep it as a spare.

Link

"How to unlock your phone"

"How to unlock your phone" 05/26/2004 09:00 AM

Intel and Tivo Team Up on Tivo-to-Go
(But How?)

Intel and Tivo Team Up on Tivo-to-Go
(But How?) 06/06/2005 12:09 AM

Reuters is running a story about Intel that is chocked full of goo info, including information that their 'Manitoba' mobile chipset has finally found a customer in mmO2 Pic (the Manitoba came out two years ago, to little fanfare, let alone actual adoption by phone manufacturers). But the big news is that Intel will be working with Tivo to provide Tivo-to-Go functionality in future laptop chipsets, like their popular Centrino.

What that is, though, is unclear. Is it just a branding initiative? Tivo-to-Go already works on laptops (that's half the point), so will it be some sort of native support that makes it easier to move the Tivo content around? We don't know—the article is very vague—but at least Tivo is getting some name dropping love from a mega-vendor (considering it was unlikely they were going to get much help from Microsoft, considering they sell a competing product to Windows XP Media Center). (Thanks, Pat!)

UPDATE 1-Intel's cell communications chip finds a customer [Reuters]

TiVo.com | TiVo Press Releases

TiVo.com | TiVo Press Releases 01/09/2004 10:10 PM
bang for the buck .. extension .. TivoToGo

tivo.com/5.3.1.1.asp?article=196
track this site | 5 links

How to unlock your cut down video card

How to unlock your cut down video card 12/22/2004 01:17 AM

Man who helped unlock DNA dies

Man who helped unlock DNA dies 07/29/2004 11:34 AM
Francis Crick, who helped discover the double helix shape of DNA along with James Watson, dies aged 88.

Unlock doors with your cellphone

Unlock doors with your cellphone 12/15/2003 04:30 PM
Not sure how old this is (looks like it surfaced last year), but Euro Electronics has a door lock that can be locked and unlocked...

Unlock Motorola A920

Unlock Motorola A920 02/05/2005 09:10 PM
All About Symbian Feb 2 2005 10:37PM GMT

Red Hat may unlock public sector for
Linux

Red Hat may unlock public sector for
Linux 12/03/2003 12:15 PM
ZDNet Dec 3 2003 11:22AM ET

i can unlock ur phone just send me a
mail and i will tell u

i can unlock ur phone just send me a
mail and i will tell u 08/22/2004 02:26 AM
TechTree Aug 22 2004 5:41AM GMT

can someone plz tell me how to unlock my
dwnloaded ringtones coz i cnt send them
out im MMS

can someone plz tell me how to unlock my
dwnloaded ringtones coz i cnt send them
out im MMS 09/12/2004 10:01 PM
TechTree Sep 13 2004 2:52AM GMT

How to unlock an XP! T'Bred UPDATE! Feb
12th '03

How to unlock an XP! T'Bred UPDATE! Feb
12th '03 03/13/2003 10:16 AM

Unlock hidden OS X features with Mac
Pilot 1.1

Unlock hidden OS X features with Mac
Pilot 1.1 12/22/2003 06:47 AM
Koingo Software has released Mac Pilot 1.1, the latest version of the company's utility for changing hidden features in Mac OS X...

"Ice cores unlock climate secrets"

"Ice cores unlock climate secrets" 06/14/2004 09:52 AM

Partnership tries to unlock corn's genes

Partnership tries to unlock corn's genes 07/17/2004 01:19 AM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Thu Jul 15, 09:19 am GMT

Scientists Unlock One More of Sleep's
Secrets

Scientists Unlock One More of Sleep's
Secrets 06/14/2004 09:32 PM
The findings of a new study could lead to new treatments for sleep disorders and drugs that enhance wakefulness.

Unlock hidden features within Stickies

Unlock hidden features within Stickies 06/15/2004 11:57 AM
Ok, here is something else cool about the stickies application. Go to the finder and navigate to Applications -> Stickies. Control click on Stickies and click Show Package Contents. Another Finder window will open up with ...

Ice cores unlock climate secrets

Ice cores unlock climate secrets 06/09/2004 03:34 PM
A three-kilometre long column of ice drilled from the Antarctic has revealed climate patterns for last 740,000 years of Earth's history, Nature reports.

Yoxos to Help Unlock Eclipse's Potential

Yoxos to Help Unlock Eclipse's Potential 07/06/2004 03:12 PM
Innoopract's open-source Eclipse distribution eliminates developers' need to spend time finding and downloading plug-ins.

Virus arrests could unlock cybercrime
world

Virus arrests could unlock cybercrime
world 05/10/2004 06:04 AM
ZDNet UK May 10 2004 9:35AM GMT

The Panther Report: Why Do We Have To
Unlock Secret Features?

The Panther Report: Why Do We Have To
Unlock Secret Features? 12/04/2003 07:10 PM
In fact, if you pour through many of these utilities, you'll find that all they do is access features that are normally available only via a Terminal command. By Gene Steinberg (Mac Night Owl via MyAppleMenu)

Unlock password protected word files

Unlock password protected word files 01/08/2004 08:22 PM
Microsoft is going to take another spanking seems there is a hack out to remove passwords from word documents. I...

Suit Filed to Unlock Mobile Phones

Suit Filed to Unlock Mobile Phones 06/09/2004 12:08 PM

One of the mobile phone industry's sleaziest tricks is to put a software lock on new phones that use the GSM system. The lock prevents customers from using the phone with another carrier's service. This mostly affects people who want to use their phones in other countries, or who want to put a stored-value SIM card into their current phone for specific uses, during the initial contract period. It also affects those who want to switch carriers after they've paid for their year of service (or have paid the extra fee for leaving early). A consumer group has file d suit to force the carriers to stop this practice, which is flagrantly anti-consumer. Good luck on this one. The companies will tell you that they lock the phone so you'll pay for the subsidies they give you when you sign up for their service. This is a total red herring -- a blatant deception -- by the industry. You sign up for a year's service (sometimes more) when you get a subsidized phone. As noted, if you quit early you have to pay an extra charge. Either way, you've covered the subsidy. I have a T-Mobile phone, and T-Mobile is one of the carriers being sued. When I bought it I was told I could get the unlock code three months after starting my service. That's coming up soon, and I intend to avail myself of this feature. AT&T, the carrier I left, told me it might never give me an unlock code. Three months is still unreasonable. I hope the suit succeeds, but what we really need is legislation prohibiting this conduct from the industry.

Don't let ADO compromise application performance

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